Star Trek

The final 'Star Trek Into Darkness' poster has been unveiled in preparation for the film's May 15 release and one thing is for sure -- the Enterprise is in for a world of hurt and we're pretty sure Benedict Cumberbatch has something to do with it.

What ever became of the the starship Enterprise's shuttlecraft "Galileo 7," you ask? Well, we know it burned up during re-entry over Murasaki 312 in the episode, "The Galileo 7." But what happened to the actual "Galileo-7," the life-size prop designed by Gene Winfield, which was re-used time and time again throughout the original Star Trek? Did they throw it away? Did

Star Trek can be thanked for saving science-fiction fans, space enthusiasts, and television and movie buffs, from having to accept a hubcap hanging from a string as the depiction of future space travel. The starship Enterprise, in its various incarnations over the last 47 years, made us feel as if we really were traveling through space, boldly going where no one had gone before. Vote for your favo

For the better part of 50 years, it has been reported, falsely, that Star Trek was responsible for televising the very first interracial kiss. As much as I would like to think Star Trek was responsible for every historic event, the reality is: it isn't true.

The new Star Trek video game from Namco Bandai introduces one of the franchise's classic alien races into the J.J. Abrams universe.

The Hubble Space Telescope has captured images of two previously unknown moons of Pluto, and you can sign a petition to name one of them "Vulcan."

One could safely assume that at some point during its lengthy five-year mission, the intrepid crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise will ultimately feel the urge to take a pee. Look at these guys. They look like they've been standing in line, holding it forever. The Klingon's eyes are about to pop out of his face. This begs one to ask, "where precisely is the bathroom on that ship, and have you seen

Recently our listeners voted for the "Hottest Women In Space" via our online survey, and caught the attention of Star Trek's Captain Janeway, actress Kate Mulgrew.

Remember when we used to make fun of Canadians? We'd laugh and laugh about how silly it was to live in the tundra, and how they had funny accents and rode caribou and stuff. Then they got universal health care, and we all sort of shut up. Well, they also have a Star Trek Museum in a town called Vulcan. We're looking dumber by the day.

If you like 'Star Trek: The Next Generation,' you should watch this. If you don't like 'TNG,' you should watch this, and then stop being such a jerk.