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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 1: 5 things I loved about 'Hegemony, Part II'
"Hegemony, Part II" had several moments when things could have taken a much darker turn. But through teamwork and perseverance, the crew of the Enterprise pulled off a victory on all fronts. The Gorn are gone (for now), the Parnassus residents were saved, the crew is safe and Pike's beloved Batel survives her ordeal as a Gorn baby incubator.
Since Star Trek: The Next Generation took off in 1987, there hasn't been a Star Trek series that hasn't had some type of connection to The Original Series, even if it was by a thin thread.
Thus, producer Harve Bennett, writer/director Nicholas Meyer, and writer/director Leonard Nimoy came together to produce the (mostly) beloved Trek films of the 1980s. The stories were solid, as ...
The CBS-Viacom merger will bring 'Star Trek' under one roof for the first time since 2005, but does that mean it should try to return to its transmedia glory days of the 1980s and '90s?.
With the TV movie "Section 31," the YA series "Starfleet Academy," and two features in development, how "Star Trek" hopes to (boldly) go into its future.
The future that “Star Trek” speaks from is the endpoint of the industrial revolution, when machines have finally replaced human labor entirely. It’s an optimistic view of what machines and ...
Editor’s Note: Anthony Rotolo is a professor at the S.I. Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University where he teaches courses on digital media culture, science fiction and fandom ...
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