Worf’s so funny? Star Trek’s mustard-clad hard man could have been the star of an intergalactic dramedy. We know him as a battle-hardened warrior torn between two cultures, but apparently he’s also a ...

When Star Trek: The Original Series first premiered in 1966 on NBC, the sci-fi series had plenty to offer: futuristic starships, amazing costumes and makeup (that salt-sucking creature still creeps me ...

Yet, Kane’s Strange New Worlds casting continues a recent trend in modern sci-fi, casting funny women in engineering roles. Star Trek: Discovery did it by casting comedian Tig Notaro as engineer Jet ...

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“Anything goes, as long as it can fit into the Star Trek ethos of inspiration, optimism and the general idea that humankind is good,” Kurtzman says. “You name ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One could argue that off-camera goings on were just as interesting, in some cases a lot funnier, in others far more serious — and ...

Strange New Worlds. This week’s genre: fairy tale. Not what I want in my sci-fi show. At least this had (slightly) more action than the soap opera episode, but it also wasn’t as funny. I also found it ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Did Star Trek: Lower Decks just air its funniest episode so far? While the main plot of the episode follows Mariner (Tawny Newsome) and Boimler (Jack Quaid) trying to ...