• "Captain On The Bridge" (Star Trek: Into Darkness, 2013)

  • May 24 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
  • Podcast

"Captain On The Bridge" (Star Trek: Into Darkness, 2013)

  • Summary

  • For this episode of "Black Women Watch...", Tish dives into a Sci-Fi staple. Directed by J.J. Abrams, starring Chris Pine, Benedict Cumberbatch & Zachary Quinto, "Star Trek: Into Darkness" (2013) is the sequel to the '09 reboot. But Tish doesn't take on this film and the entire world of Star Trek alone. Writer, Editorial Designer & "Trekkie" Tola Coker comes through as the first guest for the show.

    TIMESTAMPS:
    Intro - (00:27)
    Personal history with the film - (3:50)
    “Brief History of Star Trek” - (5:19)
    “Smart Sci-Fi” - (06:08)
    “Adventure and Morality” - (08:10)
    “Into Darkness” - (09:30)
    “Directing a comic book series” - (24:20)
    “Fantasy vs. Sci-fi” - (28:18)
    “Black women in Sci-fi” - (30:35)
    “Making movies fun again” - (38:30)
    “Star Trek or Star Wars?” - (43:57)
    “Star Trek generations, long TV seasons & the struggle” - (52:58)
    “Tola Coker” (1:01:00)
    “Outro” - (1:02:27)

    BWW is produced, hosted & edited by Tishon Pugh.
    Executive Producer: Charlie Taylor of The 5th Element Podcast Network.

    Thanks for listening! Be sure to rate & review wherever you listen and share to help spread the word. Below are the socials & necessary links to everyone involved, give us a follow!

    BWW - (Twitter) @BWWthepod
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    Tola - (IG) @tola.coker
    Intro Music - "Tony's Belated Breakfast" By Birocratic
    Thanks to ChillHop Music for the ability to use

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