Michelle Yeoh Named Time’s Icon Of 2022… As She Still Awaits That Star Trek Section 31 Show
The actress is also on the short list to win an Oscar.
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.
The “Enterprise Flight” includes ashes from other Star Trek legends.
Tony and Laurie dig into Terry Matalas’ ‘Picard’ tweets and round up more interviews from the ‘Strange New Worlds’ cast.
We have gathered additional tributes from more members of the Star Trek family.
The clip of the ‘Star Trek’ star is from an upcoming episode of NBC’s ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’
Outpourings of condolences for the late ‘Star Trek’ actress.
The original Uhura actress was 89.
On a new video podcast, Frakes also talked about DeForest Kelley, Trek’s wokeness, and his notorious “Angel One” outfit.
The actors are remembered by those who worked with them on Star Trek and beyond.
“Imagine everyone’s good fortune if I should die right here.”
Watch video of the new Kirk introducing the original at a special ceremony.
“Star Trek was woke from the beginning.”
The ‘Star Trek’ star says he is ready to take off the mask for this documentary.
The ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ star also picked up another award earlier this week.
Those appearing include Kenneth Mitchell, Michelle Hurd, Nichelle Nichols, Tim Russ, Raven Dauda, Alexander Siddig, Mike McMahan, Robert Duncan McNeill, and many more.
Award show included a video tribute to their work on Star Trek and for NASA.
The Star Trek legend passed away seven years ago today.
Kirk or Picard? How about both for Super Bowl LVI?