By Darren Aronofsky has had an interesting career thus far. After an auspicious beginning with his intriguing and minimalist debut Pi, the sadistic cult classic Requiem for a Dream, and the ambitious but ultimately unsuccessful sci-fi opus The Fountain, Aronofsky became a legitimate force with The Wrestler and Black Swan, both
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There are as we write this some 947 episodes of Star Trek content available to watch, stretching across Star Trek: The Original Series to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, totaling something like 820 hours of viewing. There are also 13 theatrical Star Trek movies in circulation, plus one direct-to-streaming movie,
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Title: The Terratin Incident Airdate: 11/17/1973 Plot Summary In The Terratin Incident, while exploring a burnt-out supernova, the Enterprise tracks a strange signal with the unrecognized word “Terratin”. They track it to the single planet orbiting the supernova and are hit with a burst of light from the volcanic planet.
