![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() By the Voyager finale, I was in the workforce and watched it surrounded by my friends and coworkers. As I grew up and the world became a more complicated place, Deep Space Nine infused that vision of the future with just enough darkness and complexity that I was hooked. As a nine-year old, I debated the merits of the “old” and “new” Star Trek with my friends shortly after The Next Generation took the airwaves. I watched the original show with my father as a kid, young enough that I would hide before the credits so that I did not have to see the “scary” face at the end. I am thrilled to be able to play it for the blog! Star Trek has been a part of my life almost as long as I can remember. It’s a wonderful coincidence that we are about to play this game, produced in honor of Star Trek’s 25th anniversary, shortly after that show’s 50th.
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