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Throughout its multiple spinoffs, "Star Trek" has continued to explore social issues, including race, gender, disabilities and more.

'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' actor Andrew Robinson mused in an interview on the show's similarity to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

With as many TV shows as the "Star Trek" franchise has had, we still dont have a live-action alien character as the lead. Isnt it time?

Star Trek: Picard season 2 episode 5 review: "Fly Me to the Moon" pulls at intriguing thematic threads and is a step in the right direction.

The long-awaited adaptation of the famous video game series Halo has finally arrived, and Paramount+ will play home to this new entry in televised science fiction. If you really get into the adventures of Master Chief and want more sci-fi afterwards, the good news is that you’ll be covered.

This is part of an occasional series where we look back at the “labor episode” of a TV show. The Star Trek series Deep Space Nine has a great union episode with lessons about organizing in a customer service industry. Spoilers ahead for the fourth-season episode “Bar Association”! Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993-1999) is generally considered the most overtly political of the

Get the details on how to stream all things 'Trek' in one place.

A 500-person sellout crowd watched 11 bouts to raise money for the Rally for Rhyan Foundation, which donates to pediatric cancer research.

Star Trek: Picard season 2 episode 3 review: "Assimilation" pulls from Wrath of Khan and The Voyage Home as it heads to 2024 Los Angeles.

Q is not just a letter in the alphabet. When Star Trek: The Next Generation launched, an unforgettable character was created alongside the new crew of the Enterprise D. John de Lancie appeared as the omnipotent hassle known only as “Q” in the pilot episode. He put all of humanity on trial, and he continued to be a presence on the series up through the finale.