We Star Trek fans are all about ranking the best and the worst lists in the franchise. Over the years, the captains have been ...

“Star Trek: Section 31” premiered on Jan. 24 on Paramount+. Originally planned as a spinoff series from “Star Trek: Discovery”, it was reimagined as a movie to be released on ...

"Star Trek" has been flourishing lately — at least ... which includes the android Data (Brent Spiner) and the Klingon Worf (Michael Dorn), among others. All four "Next Generation" movies are ...

Answers range from a rabid fan base that kept Star Trek alive after its second season to a network putting support behind a recognizable IP. But the truth is far more simple: Star Trek ...

Along the way, they meet a younger version of Guinan (who already owns her bar at 10 Forward Avenue) and an ancient ancestor of Data's creator – another of Brent Spiner's many Star Trek roles.

Nemesis is notable mostly for killing Data with a noble sacrifice, only to resurrect him moments later in a duplicate body found earlier by the Enterprise crew. Star Trek: Kelvin Timeline The last ...

We're leaving the Neutral zone and taking a stand with our list of the Star Trek movies ... he has an android that looks just like Data. The plot is a hot mess of mistaken identity, telepathy ...

One Star Trek: The Next Generation writer, Melissa M. Snodgrass, wanted to make Data [Brent Spiner] a little more like Kirk, specifically in the episode "Ensigns of Command." [via ...

You’d think there wouldn’t be all that many surprises in a ranking of the various Star Trek movies. Official fan doctrine tends to elevate a select handful of them to the very top (and ...

After scaling back its universe of streaming shows, Star Trek is roaring back to life this month with the long-awaited release of Section 31, starring Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh.

Among the issues and questions he asked about included: Sci-Fi’s most famous space astrogation experts are Star Trek’s Lt. Hikaru Sulu and Ensign Pavel Chekhov. The breadth of responses was ...

Reliably anti-Trump "Star Trek" actor George Takei told his Bluesky followers "Welcome to the plutokleptokakistocracy! Where the ultra wealthy steal from you and run the country in the most ...