No Formal Training

So where have I been and why am I dusting this blogger off right now?      First off all, hello, and welcome to the blog. I've not done one of these in quite a while, the back end of 2017 to be exact, and even then that was more in support of my youtube channel rather then specific articles. Which wasn't actually the ides originally, I had every intention of posting the videos on here along with more of a details write up, but that really played out.   But I'm back with a review of Star Trek Picards first episode , which I had to say I enjoyed, but you can read more about that in the review, right now I have a couple of  other things I have to talk about.   Where have I been as far as this blog is concerned? Any by extension, my youtube channel, because both have been dead in the water for awhile now I'm sorry to say.   Well to be honest, the blogger never seemed to take off, I'm not even sure if it is the right kind of platform for blogging, I've n

Star Trek Picard Episode 1 Remembrance review Spoilers ahead, so beware   So Jean Luc Picard is back on our screens with this return to the The Next Generation era of Star Trek. Set after the destruction of the Romulan homeworld which led to the creation of the Kelvin timeline, this return to the prime timeline is a welcome one, which feels to fans like me who grew up watching TNG, like the return of a dear old friend, or even two as this also marks the return of Sir Patrick Stewart after such a long time away from the role.   And time has moved on for Picard, no longer a Captain or even an Admiral, he’s now returned to his family vineyard in California, I mean, France, and is now living out his retirement with his beloved dog, named number one, and a husband and wife Romulan couple, Laris and and Zhaban who act as his housekeepers in thanks for his efforts in rescuing the Romulan people from the supernova that destroyed their homeworld.   But all is not well as the episod