Star Trek: The Original Series Archives

In addition, Star Trek updates, announcements, and footage will be showcased throughout. First Contact Day will feature the following panels. Star Trek: First Contact 25th Anniversary Panel: featuring cast members Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner and Alice Krige as they discuss behind-the-scenes memories and the film's importance 25 years after its premiere. Creating First Contacts Panel: Costume[...]

People may soon be able to interact with a digital version of Star Trek actor William Shatner thanks to AI technology from StoryFile.

Carmel in Star Trek: The Original Series and Rainn Wilson in Star Trek: Discovery, Mudd is far from your everyday sociopath He's a survivor, who's trying to find purpose in the galaxy using his greatest weapon to get himself out of trouble, his genius wits and rage. But what if alternate timelines and realities got twisted[...]

In our review of 'Star Trek: Discovery' s02e08 "If Memory Serves," Spock suffers effects of a mind-meld gone bad - and the episode suffers a little, too.

The images/preview for Star Trek:Discovery "If Memory Serves" promise a dark, gritty ride through the dystopian wasteland of Spock's brain. We can't wait!

Nimoy, who played Spock in Star Trek: The Original Series (TOS) and across numerous Star Trek films, died on February 27th 2015. On Instagram, Shatner, who played Capt James T Kirk, shared a photo of he and Nimoy in happier times. View this post on Instagram. After Nimoy's passing, Shatner announced he couldn't come to the funeral due to a[...]

Like the upcoming TV Live Treasures auction from PropStore, which features so many great pieces. Like the iconic Grecian-style toga worn by Leonard Nimoy in the classic Star Trek: The Original Series season 3 episode, "Plato's Stepchildren". In the catalog, the item (lot #301) is described as: Mr Spock's (Leonard Nimoy) myrtle green Grecian tunic and gold belt from[...]

50 years ago today, Star Trek (the original series) episode "The Trouble With Tribbles" aired, writer David Gerrold reflects.