Star Trek: Khan EP/writer Kirsten Beyer spoke with us about the audio drama's finale twist, Dr. Rosalind Lear's future, Augments, and more.
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VFX specialist Doug Drexler (Trek Star) spoke with us about his upcoming documentary celebrating his career as a Star Trek pioneer.
Star Trek designer Doug Drexler spoke with us about criticism of current Trek VFX, why he'd return for Legacy & United, Dick Tracy, and more.
Star Trek legend designer Doug Drexler (Trek Star: Doug Drexler Documentary) discussed the evolution of makeup & VFX, AI, "SNW," and more.
Star Trek: Discovery's Sonequa Martin-Green (Boston Blue) teases crossover possibilities with showrunner Alex Kurtzman's Starfleet Academy.
Star Trek: Enterprise star Scott Bakula addresses rumors of a possible return to the franchise and fans "having a ball" with "United" rumors.
A new report suggests that Paramount is looking to take Star Trek in a new direction, one that wouldn't include J.J. Abrams' Kelvin universe.
Star Trek: Khan star Tim Russ discussed being protective of Tuvok, audio dramas being a viable option for the franchise's future, and more.
Star Trek: Khan star Tim Russ discussed revisiting his Voyager role of Tuvok as an ensign, making him audio drama-friendly, and more.
Oded Fehr (House of David) on what's ahead for Admiral Charles Vance in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, working with Holly Hunter, and more.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds showrunners Akiva Goldsman and Henry Alonso Myers discuss the show's creative journey during its final seasons.
George Takei and Tim Russ discuss revisiting Khan, how Sulu, Tuvok, and the USS Excelsior factor in Star Trek: Khan, and expanding the story.
Star Trek: Discovery star Anthony Rapp on learning the series would end with Season 5, filming additional scenes, the show's legacy, and more.
At the Star Trek: Trek to New Jersey Convention, Star Trek Voyager stars Kate Mulgrew and Tim Russ discussed Janeway's decision to kill Tuvix.
Enterprise writer/producer Michael Sussman discusses his Star Trek: United pitch, which sees the return of Scott Bakula's Jonathan Archer.
Ernie Hudson (Boston Blue) spoke with us about auditioning for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the "Spenser" link with Avery Brooks, and more.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds stars Paul Wesley and Ethan Peck reflect on the Season 3 finale and that climactic Kirk-Spock Vulcan mind-meld.
Marina Sirtis (The Sunshine Murders) hopes Troi will return in a future Star Trek project, but doesn't see another TNG reunion happening.
Star Trek: Khan composers Marcus and Sam Bagala spoke with Bleeding Cool about building to the audio drama's finale and soundtrack hopes.
Star Trek: Khan composers Marcus and Sam Bagala discussed blending the scores of the TOS films and new Trek sound for the audio drama.
Star Trek: Khan composers Marcus and Sam Bagala spoke with us about seeking inspiration from both within and outside of the franchise.
Kirsten Beyer (Starfleet Academy) spoke with Bleeding Cool about bringing in George Takei and Tim Russ for Star Trek: Khan, and the franchise's future.
Star Trek: Khan writer Kirsten Beyer spoke with Bleeding Cool about bringing Nicholas Meyer's podcast to life, honoring the past, and more.
Kate Mulgrew expressed frustration at the lackluster studio support following Netflix's cancellation of Star Trek: Prodigy after two seasons.
Wrenn Schmidt spoke with Bleeding Cool about how playing Star Trek: Khan's Marla McGivers compares to For All Mankind's Margo Madison.
Wrenn Schmidt (For All Mankind) spoke with Bleeding Cool about her role as Marla McGivers in Star Trek: Khan, Khan-Marla naunces, and more.
Star Trek: Khan tells another side of the franchise's most infamous, yet misunderstood villain in an epic Act II from director Nicholas Meyer.
Naveen Andrews (Last Days) spoke with Bleeding Cool about his role in the audio drama Star Trek: Khan, expanding Khan's legacy, and more.
Noah Hawley (Alien: Earth) offered some insights on where he would've gone with his Star Trek films, including a focus on TNG's Data.
Skydance's Paramount+ released a Star Trek montage called "Trek Lives Here," embracing its nearly 60-year history across television and film.