Star Trek: Khan Archives

Fate would have it, the season three episode "Flashback" would serve as part of the inspiration for Nicholas Meyer's long-awaited follow-up to The Original Series episode "Space Seed" in the audio drama Star Trek: Khan Reuniting on the USS Excelsior, Voyager star Tim Russ and TOS star George Takei would help a scientist trying to[...]

As the brother composer duo, Marcus and Sam Bagala accepted the challenge of helping to tell the story of one of Star Trek's notorious villains in Khan Noonien Singh, for Star Trek: Khan From The Wrath of Khan director Nicholas Meyer, and writers/EPs Kirsten Beyer and David Mack, the audio drama bridges The Original Series[...]

When composers Marcus & Sam Bagala were recruited to score the audio drama Star Trek: Khan, it was a dream come true since the brothers grew up on the franchise The podcast's nature presented a challenge unlike anything they encountered before: how do you create an original theme for a group without any basis in[...]

Her latest expands Khan Noonien Singh, who's arguably the franchise's greatest villain in Star Trek: Khan, working alongside The Wrath of Khan (1982) director Nicholas Meyer and co-writer David Mack. The audio drama serves as act II of Khan's life as Naveen Andrews takes over for the late Ricardo Montalban as the 20th-century tyrant and Wrenn[...]

Her latest is a bit of a throwback of sorts in Star Trek: Khan, which shifts the franchise's narrative from the Federation to The Original Series arguably greatest villain, Khan Noonien Singh Originally played by the late Ricardo Montalban in the TOS season one episode "Space Seed" and the 1982 film The Wrath of Khan,[...]

While Schmidt didn't know if another opportunity like that would emerge, she found herself in another major sci-fi franchise, arguably the biggest one in pop culture, in Star Trek in the audio drama Star Trek: Khan, which directly follows the events following The Original Series season one episode "Space Seed" and before 1982's The Wrath[...]

Accepting exile to Ceti Alpha V instead of a Federation court-martial, McGivers joined Khan in Star Trek: Khan. From The Wrath of Khan director Nicholas Meyer, who co-wrote with Trek creatives Kirsten Beyer and David Mack, Star Trek: Khan bridges the story between Khan and Marla as the two develop feelings for one another amidst a[...]

In the case of Star Trek's Khan Noonien Singh, the character originally played by Ricardo Montalban in The Original Series season one episode "Space Seed" and the 1982 film, The Wrath of Khan, there was an act two we never got to witness in his story in Star Trek: Khan from TWOK director Nicholas[...]

While the character has been revisited twice on screen with Benedict Cumberbatch playing his Kelvin Universe counterpart in 2013's Star Trek: Into Darkness, and Desmond Sivan, playing a far younger, pre-tyrant in the time travel-themed episode of Strange New Worlds, Naveen Andrews is tasked to fill a major piece of history in the character in[...]

When it comes to filling in the blanks for arguably Star Trek's greatest villain in Khan Noonien Singh, director Nicholas Meyer, who worked on one of the franchise's greatest cinematic triumphs in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, embraced the challenge 43 years after the film's release with the audio drama Star Trek: Khan[...]

Star Trek: Khan, the audio drama that bookends The Original Series season one episode "Space Seed" and the cinematic 1982 film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan appears to have rounded up its cast, which shockingly includes two of the franchise's biggest alum in TOS's George Takei and Voyager's Tim Russ, who will reprise[...]

Kirk (William Shatner). The film's director and co-writer, Nicholas Meyer, is revisiting the iconic character in Star Trek: Khan (formerly Star Trek Khan: Ceti Alpha V, which directly follows the events of 'Space Seed' and how Khan survived a planetary cataclysmic event that turned paradise to a desolate wasteland[...]

Read Star Trek: Khan #1 and resist the urge to scream KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAN! Look, he even seems to turn up in Dark Nights #4 That's the Genesis project he's working on, right? Hellraiser The Dark Watch gives us things we can't unsee And makes me wonder what would happen if you threw a salt cellar at that thing. Agent[...]