Interview: Walter Koenig On Joining ‘Star Trek,’ Shatner’s Acting, And Chekov’s Best Scene Cut From ‘Generations’
Star Trek’s Chekov talked to us about joining ‘The 7th Rule’ podcast for a TOS rewatch.
Star Trek’s Chekov talked to us about joining ‘The 7th Rule’ podcast for a TOS rewatch.
The makeup artist also talked about when to use (or not use) digital de-aging.
“Star Trek is not a sci-fi fantasy, it’s a historical drama that takes place in the future with 55 years of history.”
TrekMovie spoke to the ‘Star Trek’ actor about becoming a podcaster.
“As much as they want me to feel like I’m writing finales that are series finales, I just don’t think I’m ever going do it,” says McMahan.
The showrunner spoke to TrekMovie at New York Comic Con.
“We are a well-oiled machine at this point.”
Tony and Laurie also cover Star Trek Day plans, both official and unofficial.
John Billingsley, Jonathan Del Arco, and Natalie Castellanos talk to us about the picketing event on Star Trek Day.
The co-executive producer also talks about chances for a third season.
“Everything I’ve heard from the studio is they can’t wait to get back on back on the horse,” says Chris Fisher.
Fisher talks about learning to use the AR wall and extolls the creative freedom directors have on ‘Strange New Worlds.’
The cofounder of Legacy Effects talks about making the Gorn real on set.
The child-star-turned-cinematographer-turned-director talks about his work on “Subspace Rhapsody.”
The director of “Under the Cloak of War” takes us inside the making of the thought-provoking episode.
We get another clue that another TOS character could be coming to SNW.
This week’s episode features the return of Gia Sandhu as Spock’s fiancé T’Pring.
The veteran director began his career with a Star Trek student film in 1989.
“I would say this season is an arc about emotion.”
The actors talk about M’Benga, Chapel… and Spock.
The actresses talk about what’s new for Ortegas and Uhura in season 2.
Andrew Grant and Dan Martin talk Trek inspirations, easter eggs, and what’s next.
We also get some behind-the-scenes details on the ‘Lower Decks’ crossover
They give an update on Pike and Una, and that ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ crossover.
The actors also speculate on how their characters could fit into the current crop of Star Trek shows.
The showrunner answers Tony and Laurie’s burning questions about the show’s final season.
“You’ll see that by the end of the show, it’s set up.”
In our exclusive interview, he also talks about his upcoming plans to direct more Star Trek.
The veteran TNG actor talks Data, Lore, Spot, and more.
Stephen Barton and Frederik Wiedmann are raiders of the lost themes.