Interview: Gates McFadden Talks Podcasting, Ghost Candle, And Beverly’s Big Secret In ‘Star Trek: Picard’
“I think controversy is good.”
“I think controversy is good.”
See a clip from this Thursday’s season premiere.
Trek veterans unite for a cause close to their families.
The ‘Enterprise’ actor talks about the sexiness of ‘Enterprise,’ auditioning for ‘The Orville,’ and the Hollywood Food Coalition.
Guests include William Shatner, Kate Mulgrew, Anson Mount, and Tawny Newsome.
The shocking news has generated an outpouring of condolences from the Trek community.
Spock and Geordi team up for health care.
“Nobody gets it on like the Denobulans!”
We have an exclusive look at the children’s book about the Star Trek icon, arriving next week.
The ‘Enterprise’ actor talks about how Star Trek philosophy and the Hollywood Food Coalition are a perfect match.
It’s been four years of development.
“I’m in the Star Trek family.”
The Vulcan salute sculpture will be displayed in front of the Boston Museum of Science.
“Science is not a boy’s game, it’s not a girl’s game. It’s everyone’s game.” – Nichelle Nichols
The actress is also talking up the qualities of Trekkies.
He’s kicking off 12 days of Christmas with some Charles Dickens.
Awards were handed out at the first ever Children’s & Family Emmy Awards.
The actress is also on the short list to win an Oscar.
The first actress to play Saavik was 71.
“I’m not going to refer to Bill in this interview at all.”
The podcasters also break down Tony’s new interview with Jonathan Frakes.
Frakes is a PanCAN Ambassador, bringing awareness to World Pancreatic Cancer Day on November 17.
“The fans are interesting, it’s part of the reason why I go.”
The Star Trek stars have personal connections to these causes.
The actor reprises his ‘Star Trek: Voyager’ role within a role at a fan convention.
We have video, including a fan Q&A, from the future birthplace of the ‘Star Trek: Voyager’ captain.
Celebrities involved include Kate Mulgrew, Tim Russ, Jonathan Frakes, John de Lancie, and many more.
“He was my brother. We shared a lifetime.”
Visitor and Shimerman visited pal Cirroc Lofton on his ‘7th Rule’ podcast to talk about revisiting their DS9 characters.
The actress who played Winn Adami is remembered by the Trek community.