The Best Star Trek TV Series, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Can you guess the best Star Trek TV series according to Rotten Tomatoes? Hint: it's definitely not the original series.
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Why Frank Langella Didn't Want To Be Credited For His Star Trek Role
Frank Langella didn't want to be credited for his role in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 2 for reasons that are actually quite wholesome.
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Star Trek: Phase II - Everything We Know About Gene Roddenberry's Unmade Series
Star Trek: Phase II was the Star Trek series that never happened.
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Why Scott Bakula Hated Star Trek: Enterprise's 26-Episode Count
Star Trek: Enterprise had several problems starting out, with series lead Scott Bakula citing its 26-episode season count as a big one.
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Why Is September 8th Star Trek Day?
Happy Star Trek Day to all who celebrate! Here's why September 8th has the distinct honor of representing all things Trek.
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Leonard Nimoy Appeared In A Twilight Zone Episode With Ties To Rod Serling's Military History
Before Star Trek came along, Leonard Nimoy appeared in a Twilight Zone episode inspired by Rod Serling's experiences fighting in WWII.
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Why One Star Trek Actress Left & Later Returned To The Series
Denise Crosby played Tasha Yar on Star Trek: The Next Generation before leaving the show, only to unexpectedly return to the series later in its run.
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Why Did Richard Dean Anderson Leave Stargate SG-1?
Stargate-SG1 starred Richard Dean Anderson for six seasons. Here's why the actor didn't make it to season 10.
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LeVar Burton's Reading Rainbow Gave Star Trek: The Next Generation Fans A Big First
A Star Trek-themed episode of the LeVar Burton-hosted Reading Rainbow marked a noteworthy first for The Next Generation.
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The Most Controversial TV Show Cancellations Ever
From Gunsmoke becoming a hot topic in Congress to the intense fan protests against Netflix ending The OA, here are TV cancellations that made history.
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12 Canceled Sci-Fi Shows That Deserve A Second Chance
There are many science fiction shows that should have had a much longer run. Here are 12 canceled sci-fi shows that deserve a second chance.
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The New Alien TV Series Presents A Big Problem For The Franchise Timeline
Noah Hawley's Alien TV show supposedly takes place around the year 2094. Here's why that could prove to be a small problem for the franchise's timeline.
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The Late James Darren Played One Of The Strangest Star Trek Characters Ever
Trekkies know the late James Darren for playing one of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's oddest (yet most charming and endearing) characters.
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We Finally Know What Noah Hawley's Alien TV Show Is About
Fargo creator Noah Hawley's Alien TV show, Alien: Earth, is coming in 2025, and we finally know what the sci-fi/horror series is about.
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Why The Sci-Fi Channel Canceled Stargate SG-1 After Season 10
Stargate SG-1, a spinoff series of Roland Emmerich's sci-fi film Stargate, was canceled after 10 seasons for somewhat confusing reasons.
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Stephen Hawking's Star Trek Cameo Has A Unique Distinction
Stephen Hawking did something no other Star Trek guest star did before or since.
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Leonard Nimoy's 5 Best Movie & TV Roles Outside Of Star Trek, Ranked
Leonard Nimoy is best known for playing Mr. Spock, but he gave plenty of vibrant performances outside of Star Trek. Here are the best of them.
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A Gruesome Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode Couldn't Get Past British Censors
The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'Conspiracy' features a gross moment that got it edited down or outright banned in England and in Canada.
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Star Trek: Voyager's Biggest Mistake Happened In The Pilot, According To One Writer
The pilot of Star Trek: Voyager squashed any potential drama between the Maquis and Starfleet with one major creative mistake.
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Leonard Nimoy Made A Saavik Pact On Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
Leonard Nimoy made a pact with Robin Curtis on Star Trek III: The Search For Spock as a fellow actor and the film's director.
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One Star Trek Veteran Preferred Another Actor Over Jeri Ryan Playing Seven Of Nine
Jeri Ryan is a fan-favorite thanks to her Star Trek role as Seven of Nine. However, she wasn't executive producer Rick Berman's first choice for the character.
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The 5 Worst Character Names On Star Trek
The Star Trek franchise is full of otherwise great characters saddled with utterly ridiculous names. Here are the five worst offenders.
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The 5 Most Hated Characters On Star Trek: The Original Series
Not every character from the original Star Trek series is beloved. Here are some of the worst of the bunch.
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Doug Jones Describes Star Trek: Discovery Season 5's Saru Storyline With One Word
Saru (Doug Jones) changed a lot over the course of Star Trek: Discovery. Here's how Jones felt about the character's season 5 arc in particular.
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Terminator Zero's Period Setting Somehow Makes The Anime Even More Terrifying
The new Netflix anime series Terminator Zero is largely set in 1997, but despite its period setting, the show taps into extremely modern fears.
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Terminator Zero Review: Netflix's Anime Is Gorgeous, Gruesome, And Just Getting Started — For Better Or Worse
Terminator: Zero has a terrifying new robot assassin and gorgeous animation, but it's overly focused on set-up for something bigger.
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Star Trek's Kate Mulgrew Has One Condition To Return As Kathryn Janeway
Kate Mulgrew reprised Kathryn Janeway in the animated series Star Trek: Prodigy, but would she also return in live-action? Yes, but she has a mandate.
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