Kurtzman Says ‘More Star Trek Possible’ Beyond ‘Discovery,’ New Pin Comes With All Access Credit
Take a look at what’s new since our last roundup of ‘Star Trek: Discovery news.
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‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Bits: Free Month Of All Access, New Character GIFs, Sarek Family Photo And More
‘Spider-Man Homecoming’ Has A ‘Star Trek IV’ Easter Egg + More Great Links
Watch ‘Darmok And Jilad’ Animated Music Video + James Marsters Blows Star Trek Audition + More Great Links
Wil Wheaton Reunites With Wesley Shirt, Star Trek v Star Wars Dance-Off, and More Great Links
The Swiss Are Learning Klingon, Star Trek Voyager Is Teaching Ethics And More Great Links
Top 11 Pop Culture References To ‘Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan’
Texas Teacher Wins Award For Star Trek, Will Ferrell Sings TOS Theme And More Great Links
Interview: “Chief O’Brien at Work” Creator Jon Adams On Chronicling The Ennui Of A Transporter Operator
Star Trek Fan Forced To Give Up License Plate, Trekkies Make More Money, And More Great Links
Star Trek or Star Wars? Will ‘Discovery’ be political? What would Star Trek cars look like? What would the world be like without Star Trek? These questions and more are explored in The Great Links.
Earth’s Best Star Trek Signs From The March For Science
Star Trek fans took to the streets on Earth Day to show their support for scientists around the world.
Great Links: A Star Trek Musical, A Wasp Named Odo, An Award Snub, and Another Best Episode List
Watch a Star Trek musical parody, and get caught up with all the latest great Trek links.
George Takei Runs For Congress, Mount Vernon Welcomes Klingons And More Star Trek April Fools 2017
Also, Redditors prank Garrett Wang and Worf gets a new juice.
Great Links: Kirk Ransomware, Klingon For Kids, and The Math of Khan
Don’t get Kirked, and other strange intersections of Star Trek and reality.
Watch: Improv Group Turns London Underground Into Bridge Of The USS Enterprise
The London Underground is under attack! Watch, as it is transformed into the bridge of the USS Enterprise by an improv group
What Prime Directive? New Poll Shows Public Prefers First Contact With Aliens
According to surprising new polling, the world isn’t yet fully on board with Star Trek’s Prime Directive approach of non-interference with potential future alien encounters.
Watch: Yakki The Movie – McDonald’s Japan’s New Star Trek-Inspired Promotion
McDonald’s Japan has a crazy new Star Trek-themed campaign for their brand new burger, including a new promotional movie. Check it out below
A Look Back at The 10 Most Popular Star Trek Stories of 2015
As we greet a brand new 2016, we say Q’Plah! to our dear friend 2015 with a look back at TrekMovie’s most popular articles of the year.
This Week In Star Trek: Neil deGrasse Tyson on Trek vs Wars + Lindelof Says Khan Secret ‘Mistake’ + New Trek Merch
While we wait for the first Star Trek Beyond teaser to drop, let’s take a look at what’s been going on in the world of Trek this week around the web.
Great Links: Star Trek meets Storage Wars + Chief O’Brien Comicstrip + Picard Facepalm Cookies + more
The Great Links column is back again with tons of Star Trek in the zeitgeist fun, including showing up in this week’s episode of Star Wars. Watch a clip of that plus learn how to make Picard Facepalm cookies, experience the comicstrip ennui of Chief O’Brien’s boring job, listen to Philly morning drive DJ’s talk Trek, see Klingon Ballerinas (really) and much more.
‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ Team Building Event Sparks Federal Investigation
Last May some of the people who work for NOAA took the afternoon off for a team building exercise to attend a matinee of Star Trek Into Darkness. The event resulted in a government investigation and (just released) 21-page report. Get the details below.
Watch: Scottish Leader Alex Salmond Warns Of ‘Wrath of Khan’ Voters
Once again politics and Star Trek are intersecting. This time it is the (soon to be former) Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond who thinks those who voted no in last week’s Scottish Independence referendum may have buyer’s remorse akin to a certain genetic superman from the future.
‘Spock Candidate’ Wants Brazil To ‘Vida longa e próspera’
Another example of Star Trek intersecting with politics has cropped up, this time in Brazil. A rather eccentric hopeful in the October elections has been deemed the "Spock Candidate" by the Brazilian media. TrekMovie’s Brazil correspondent talked to the Gravuni to find out more.
GreatLinks: Starship Infographic, Takei Gets Clickholed, Star Trek Fans Mapped, Kirk v Internet + more
TrekMovie is bringing back "Great Links," our regular look at Star Trek in the zietgesit. See below for some of the places where Star Trek has been showing up.
See What Star Trek TOS Would Have Looked Like In Widescreen Cinerama
Star Trek was born on TV and well before HD so it has always been set in the rather narrow standard TV ratio, even on Blu-ray. But an intrepid fan has stitched together some screencaps to envision what the show could have looked like in widescreen, check out some examples below.
Canadian Town Of Vulcan Seeking $2 Billion To Start Building Actual USS Enterprise (OK, not really)
The people of Vulcan, Alberta Canada are hoping to build Star Trek’s USS Enterprise. Not a model, but the real thing. There is even a $2 Billion crowdfunding effort to "Help Vulcan Alberta Build the USS Enterprise." TrekMovie talked to the people behind the effort to find out what is going on here.
‘Klingon Candidate’ Running For US Senate In North Carolina
A North Carolinian is hoping to bring some Klingon honor to the US Senate. David Waddell, who gained notoriety earlier this year for writing a resignation letter in Klingon, is now running for the US Senate. More Star Trek meets politics details below.
Survey: US Workers Want Kirk & Picard For Bosses
In a new university survey, US workers picked two Star Trek captains above other fictional bosses for who would be most inspiring. Get the full results below, plus vote in our latest polls.
Delaware TV Station To FCC: Star Trek Re-Runs Address Local Community Issues
A television station found a novel way to adhere to FCC "public interest" regulations by claiming that airing certain episodes of Star Trek and some other re-runs are "matters of importance" to their local community. Find out how Star Trek is informing the citizens of Wilmington, Delaware below.
Great Links: Quark Meets the Apocalypse + Sir Patrick Lobster + Spock’s Space Fun Helmet + More
Has it been a week already? Believe it or not, it’s already time for another Great Links. This week in Trek on the Web: Armin Shimerman Kickstarts the Apocalypse; Sir Patrick Stewart in his most challenging role yet: a lobster; play Star Trek with the Official Spock Space Fun Helmet; and MORE!