Star Trek

One of the best parts of Star Trek The Next Generation is on the way to being immortalized in their hometown

Star Trek has seen many memorable guest actors over the years, but which big names have slipped through the cracks?

Just a fun youtube video about Trek holodeck episodes

For me it's:

Picard > Janeway > Kirk > Archer > Sisko

I'm not really up on the new stuff so I can't comment too much abut new captains, but feel free to include them if that's your thing.

The Battle of Betazed was one of the most important incidents in the Dominion War and Star Trek: Lower Decks finally explains why it was such a vital target for the Changelings.

Recently, a fan-made project called Wolf 359 Project suffered a DMCA takedown from Paramount. If you're a Next Generation fan, that name will likely sound familiar: "The Battle of Wolf 359 hearkens to a classic The Next Generation two-episode event called 'The Best of Both Worlds.' Captain Picard is assimilated by the Borg, and before the Enterprise crew rescues him, the relentless Borg forces fight a battle that kills 11,000 people.

What's faster than warp drive?

Nana Visitor saved Major Kira from Gul Dukat.

Admiral Janeway is about to take the former crew of the U.S.S. Protostar under her wing on a real Starfleet ship!

A long-standing Star Trek mystery has been solved, and the truth behind a seemingly random movie moment makes it even better.

Star Trek Strange New Worlds season 2 episode 8 just introduced fans to the latest starship and it's the beautiful USS Kelcie Mae. Here's what we know about it.

The universe of Star Trek has always been a beacon of unity and camaraderie, a place where beings of all races and species come together to explore the cosmos. However, behind the scenes of the Star Trek: Voyager series, a different story unfolded.

If you’re a Paramount Plus subscriber, you can go watch Boimler of Lower Decks geek out over the cast of Strange New Worlds right now.

I'll start - S02E09 Measure of a Man

This is my favorite TNG episode for a couple of reasons. First, it shows that they didn't need amazing effects and set pieces to drive the story - most of this ep consists of the actors sitting in a single set and talking, yet the story is still fantastic and the episode is riveting.

Next, this is my favorite because Data is my favorite Star Trek character overall, and I feel this episode is a key piece of his character's development.

Executives didn't care for the forward-thinking, action-lite episode.

Home page of the Star Trek Continues webseries.

After its abrupt pulling from Paramount+, the second half of the animated Star Trek show's first season could be coming to a physical home release.