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By Tom Anderson From left: Debbie Reynolds (actress), Richard Nixon (President), Carrie Fisher (actress), Pat Nixon (First Lady). None of...

By Tom Anderson French military cemetery in Verdun; The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Ask...

By Tom Anderson Asgard Transporter, Second Life. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. When we last left this series , I had approached the...

By Tom Anderson What this team needs is a fashion designer. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Last time on this series , we had reached...

By Tom Anderson A long way to go. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. My fellow SLP writer Andy Cooke has been known to opine his...

By Tom Anderson Interest in reviving the franchise? According to Digital Spy, maybe. Picture courtesy Digital Spy. In my previous...

By Tom Anderson. The eponymous Stargate, from the 1994 film. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. The Stargate franchise debuted in 1994...

By Tom Anderson Not a red shirt in sight at the completion of construction of the Enterprise. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. In part...

By Tom Anderson Strata by Terry Pratchett. In my article series looking at the use of Alternate History (AH) tropes and concepts by Terry...

By Tom Anderson Of course there was a newspaper called Jingo. Curiously, American rather than British. Picture courtesy Wikimedia...

By Tom Anderson. They are not our friends. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. In the next part of my look at Terry Pratchett’s use of...

By Tom Anderson. Good! Great! Awesome! Outstanding! Amazing! Awful, amusing, and artificial. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. In a...

By Tom Anderson The Turtle Moves; An Ouroboros encircling disc carried by four elephants atop a great turtle. Wood engraving after an...

By Thomas Anderson. A fan favourite. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. In my previous article, we looked at how Terry Pratchett uses...

By Tom Anderson "My God, Sir, I've lost my leg." "My God, Sir, if you had a GPS tracker device fitted to it, you'd never lose it."...

By Tom Anderson Last time we looked at Star Trek: The Original Series (TOS) non-canon spinoffs, such as comics and novels, which were...

By Tom Anderson In the second half of the 1990s, the Star Trek franchise was now represented on-screen by the TV series “Star Trek: Deep...

By Tom Anderson, Monroe Templeton, Phillip Clarke and Wm. Garrett Cothran In the previous article in this series, we looked at the idea...

By Tom Anderson Last time on this article series, I discussed how Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (DS9) spinoff novels and comics in the...

By Tom Anderson In this latest segment of my never-ending rundown of the Star Trek franchise (with a particular focus on its use of...