Publication:	Star Trek Monthly
Issue:	90
Publisher:	Titan Magazines
Editor(s):	Toby Weidmann
Release date:	7 March 2002
Cover date:	April 2002
Pages:	68

Issue 90 of Star Trek Monthly was the April 2002 issue. It was the first issue with Toby Weidmann as editor.

ContentsEdit

First Contact

Toby Weidmann introduces himself.

The Best of All Worlds

• Star Trek Nemesis publicity underway.
• Jonathan Frakes on filming Clockstoppers.
• Patrick Stewart appears in The Wizard of Oz.
• Enterprise launches in the UK with extensive coverage.
• ENT: "Shuttlepod One", "Fusion" (under its working title of "Equilibrium").
• Sky One has no plans to air Enterprise in widescreen.
• Scott Bakula would like to see a gay character in Star Trek.
• Star Trek: The Next Generation DVD releases begin.
• LeVar Burton hosts a retrospective documentary on Roots.
• Treknology: bionic implants, brown dwarfs, holograms, supernovae and extinction events.
• In Brief: Michael Piller's The Dead Zone goes to a full season order, Robert Wise awarded Milestone Award by PGA, Bryan Fuller, Nichelle Nichols promotes Snow Dogs, Special Unit 2 cancellation no threat to Enterprise, Ron Taylor and Benjamin Lum remembered, Hallmark.

Random Thoughts

Dominic Keating.

A Piece of the Action

Interview - Rick Berman - "The Inside Trek"

by Ian Spelling.

Interview - Robert Picardo - "Carry On Doctor"

by Ian Spelling.

Techno Beat

Ian Spelling, Paul Simpson and Abbie Bernstein look at Star Trek's greatest mentions, and asks franchise stars about their technical expertise.

Thy Wil Be Done - Wil Wheaton on his work with the EFF.

Data Law - Brent Spiner interviewed.

Dawson Chic - Roxann Dawson on directing "The Andorian Incident".

Poster

Two mini-posters, one featuring Brent Spiner as Data, the other Robert Picardo as the Emergency Command Hologram.

A Fistful of Data

Why is the Captain Proton program in black and white?, Data's Ferengi joke in Star Trek Generations, cloaking devices in the mirror universe.

Interview - Jeffrey Combs - "Blue Meanie"

by Michael A. Martin.

Technology Bites

K. Stoddard Hayes on when technology goes awry.

Interview - Robin Curtis - "Round Robin"

by Ian Spelling.

From the Replicator

Action Figures: James Brumbaugh talks to Art Asylum on their plans for their recently-acquired license.

Games: James Swallow talks to the producer of Star Trek: Bridge Commander.

On Screen: Enterprise volume 1.1.

Read Out: release schedule only.

Hollow Pursuits

Automatons of the Month: Exo III androids.

Close Encounters: "Descent, Part II", Data and Lore's final confrontation.

Unforgettable: Noonian Soong.

Communicator

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