Star Trek: The Original Series, which ran for three seasons, produced some outstanding episodes that have stood the test of time. Let's dive into the top 10 episodes that showcase the best of this iconic show. 10. The Gangster Planet: When the Enterprise crew visits a planet modeled after 1920s Chi
"Star Trek" movies often have a touch of violence, but one installment stands out for its lack of fatalities. "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, " famously known as the "whale movie, " is unique in the franchise for its non-violent approach. Unlike other "Star Trek" films, this one doesn't feature any
After the sad loss of Lance Reddick, Lego Horizon Adventures has found a new voice for Sylens. The character is now voiced by Tim Russ, known for his role in Star Trek: Voyager. This change was revealed by Eurogamer. Tim Russ has a long history in the entertainment industry, not only from his time o
Ever heard the one about the alien genitals? Star Trek: Lower Decks, the animated comedy series, has revisited a joke from the 1991 film Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. In season 5, episode 3, "The Best Exotic Nanite Hotel, " Lt. Brad Boimler takes a tumble while skiing and accidentally grab
Did you know that those small metal-eating robots from Star Trek: The Next Generation have made a comeback in Star Trek: Lower Decks? These nanites might not seem like a big deal, but their return brings back memories from an older episode called "Evolution. " Back then, young Wesley Crusher acciden
Star Trek: Lower Decks is wrapping up its fifth and final season. But don't think of it as a goodbye forever—in the world of Star Trek, nothing is truly dead. The new season picks up where the last left off, with Tendi still paying her debt to the Orions. Expect the same heartfelt, lowbrow, and high
Scopely, the number one mobile gaming company in the United States, has achieved remarkable success with its diverse portfolio of games. With over 500 million Americans playing their titles, such as "Monopoly Go!," "Stumble Guys," "Yahtzee With Buddies," and "Star Trek Fleet Command," Scopely's secr
Imagine a world where Captain James T. Kirk is framed for a heinous crime he didn't commit - the assassination of Klingon Chancellor Gorkon. Meanwhile, his trusted friend and fellow Starfleet officer, Lt. Commander Worf, commits a similar crime, but doesn't face punishment. What if this assumption
