New issue has a two short stories about the struggles of scientific pursuit in Starfleet, one from Deep Space Nine and one from the original Star Trek.
Bill also talks about the death of Kirk scene in Star Trek: Generations and how he waited for the sequel.
Check out the covers and descriptions of IDW’s Star Trek comics coming in August.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ gets its first licensing deal, and it will be with McFarlane Toys. There will also be TOS and TNG figures in the first wave.
Chris Pine sang and danced his way through his first hosting gig on Saturday Night Live. We have all the videos for you to check out.
You can also join Shatner for a Zero G adventure at STLV, watch him reunite with Christopher Lloyd, and see him troll the Canadian PM.
See more details from Star Trek’s first venture into VR gaming.
They also reminisce about auditioning for TNG, and name the worst episodes of the series.
The U.S.S. Enterprise encounters an ancient alien on the run from a malicious race of living machines.
His Silicon Valley Comic Con kicks off this weekend.
Brace for impact as the franchises collide.
QMx’s new 12″ Star Trek McCoy figure blows us away, and they just announced their first Star Trek: The Next Generation figure too.
Celebrities, scientists and more share their love for Star Trek’s William Shatner.
Mirror Picard faces off with Mirror Riker. Spock and Uhura make a discovery on New Vulcan, and John Byrne kicks Kirk out of time.
A vengeful, genetically augmented superhuman steals a rage-fueled power ring from another universe. What could possibly go wrong?
We also have updates from Linda Park and Robert Picardo, and Trek fans mourn Lawrence Montaigne.
‘The Truth Is in the Stars’ has William Shatner interviewing everyone from Seth MacFarlane to Stephen Hawking, celebrating the deep connection between art and science.
Also, watch Doug Drexler tour the TNG exhibits from the Sci-Fi Museum, and Michael Westmore give a tour of his ‘Lifeforms’ exhibit.
‘You gays do everything with such good taste’, Trump told him.
Sir Patrick Stewart is facepalming again, Alexander Siddig is leading a shadowy league, William Shatner is dancing the can-can and Chris Pine and J.J. Abrams are awarding Zachary Quinto. See all that and more in our latest Star Trek ‘CelebWatch’ update.
Director Adam Nimoy chatted with us about working on the Deep Space Nine documentary What We Left Behind, his directorial career, his documentary For the Love of Spock, and possibly bringing back Spock Prime in a future Trek production.
Last week was Toy Fair in NYC and a number of familiar and new Star Trek licensees were showing off their latest Star Trek products and announcing some new ones. TrekMovie has reached out to each to get more details on some of the exciting Trek products coming soon. Check it out below.
Chris Gilleece remembers his first trip to The Federation Trading Post.
Star Trek’s virtual reality debut will have to wait a couple of months longer, as developers put the finishing touches on the game and create an additional experience that features a very famous starship from Trek’s history.
Investigating a series of violent raids by a predatory species, Kirk and company discover a connection to Balok and his people from “The Corbomite Maneuver.”
The Enterprise is summoned to Starbase 11 for a prisoner transfer — to pick up Captain Kirk’s brother, George Samuel Kirk, who has admitted his guilt for murder.
John Byrne once again displays his love of Star Trek with his latest “lost episode,” which deals with a society of people that hides their faces.
To finish out the 50th, TrekMovie’s Jared Whitley looks at the franchise’s five decades of history, dividing them according to the classical “Ages of Man” – Golden Age, Silver Age, etc – but with an appropriately Trek twist. Today he looks at the first 10 years.
When The Roddenberry Vault project was announced to the world earlier this year at Comic-Con, it was a huge surprise to the legions of Star Trek: The Original Series fans. The Original Series is 50 years old this year, and fans thought that whatever there was to see from TOS had been seen; after all, for the 40th anniversary it had been given a proper HD scan, which meant digging all the film out of the CBS/Paramount archives. So what else is there? Read on to find out…
Mike and Denise Okuda take us into The Roddenberry Vault, giving us the highlights of their work on the secret Star Trek project.