Star Trek

The critical tempering of 'Star Trek Into Darkness' only emboldened chatter the franchise should look to make a TV return in the future, and while Paramount seems adamant about keeping 'Star Trek' in theaters, we've got the next best thing. FX will adapt meta spoof novel 'Redshirts' into a limited series, bringing author John Scalzi's parody vision to life.

Audiences are saddened to learn of the death of actress Sarah Marshall, who passed away January 18th at the age of 80. Star Trek fans will remember Marshall as the actress who portrayed Captain Kirk's long lost love, Dr. Janet Wallace, in the episode "The Deadly Years."

American Idol host Ryan Seacrest was born in Atlanta, but it's possible he has Vulcan blood, as many viewers may have noticed.

The world is saddened by the death of "Gilligan's Island" star Russell Johnson. According to an interview in Starlog Magazine, Johnson had wanted to be a part of the cast of Star Trek during its original run in the late 1960's. Had Johnson been cast as a regular on Star Trek, what role would you have liked to see him cast in?

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the show where nobody went boldly where no one had gone before, debuted 20 years ago today. For the most part, each week we tuned in and watched as they worked out their troubles on a space station parked next to a giant hole in space which functioned a little like an interstellar toilet bowl. The show did have two remarkable attributes, one of which was Dax, the other

Chances are you saw the episode, but probably never realized it was "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" actor James Avery playing the ferocious Klingon General K'Vagh on Star Trek: Enterprise.

Fans used to be able to tell what part of the season a particular episode of the original Star Trek was made by looking at Captain Kirk's gut. The later in the season the episode was made, the fatter Kirk got. Of course, the holidays didn't help. Watch our intrepid crew as they battle "The Most Fattening Time of the Year."

In place of the traditional lyrics of "Let It Snow," the Enterprise-D's Captain Picard insists you "Make It So."

Almost everybody remembers actor John Larroquette from his legendary role as sleazoid D.A. Dan Fielding from TV's long running "Night Court." If you're one of the six people who saw the movie "Second Sight," then you probably remember him from that, too. However, here's one role you have probably seen a dozen times, and may not have realized it was him hiding behind all the mak

Merchandising in the motion picture and television world is about as limitless as our universe. It was only a matter of time before marketers as Star Trek realized the starship Enterprise's hull is round, and so is the blade on the typical household pizza cutter. Needless to say, they put two and two together, and the result: The Starship Enterprise Pizza Cutter.