Is Star Trek still a leader in tackling social issues, or are the newer shows just keeping up with, or even trailing, current trends?  

After a rough 2 seasons, is this the perfect time for The Orville? Star Trek love is ramping up again, will it spill over to interest in the Hulu series? Can it stand on its own?  

The last year especially can have us feeling like we're disconnected to reality. How do you get through these periods and when do you need help?

Are editors, publishers, art directors, critics, etc. still valuable for finding quality work?

Would you go on a one way mission to Mars? A generational ship to the stars where you wouldn't live to see the destination? Would you travel to the past if you weren't sure you could come back?

Some stories have mankind becoming more and more homogenous until race is no longer an issue. Others have racial, religious and other groups all heading off to colonize their own 'home planet.' Which do we think is more likely, and are there positive aspects to both systems?  

A lot of us found that we had a lot of time on our hands in the last year and a half. What books did you read or re-read during the Pandemic?