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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Just Had Doctor Who’s TARDIS Show Up, And It’s A Declaration Of War
Strange New Worlds’ latest episode, “The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail,” features a scene in which the TARDIS from Doctor Who is visible floating around in space behind the Enterprise. The context for the TARDIS’s presence is that the Enterprise has been swallowed by a salvage ship that sucks in other starships and rips them apart for fuel.
The Nacelle Company's acquisition of rights to Star Trek toys is timely. Waves of new action figures coincide with the series' 60th anniversary.
That includes increasing the number of movies released annually, with Star Trek “a high priority.” Ellison, the trade points ...
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‘Star Trek’ Is Getting Two New Movies and More TV Series—What Fans Can Expect
For much of its existence, Star Trek has been all about rebirth, whether it was the letter-writing campaigns that saved the ...
Strange New Worlds latest episode features the first live-action crossover with Doctor Who, and you might have missed it.
Enterprise seems to have been the black sheep of the Star Trek franchise’s TV history. While it was great, it was a show that ...
At 82 years old, and with a sprawling resume worthy of its own Wikipedia entry, Malcolm McDowell isn’t afraid to speak freely ...
Star Trek just revealed one of its best modern episodes yet, which looks back at James T. Kirk's tragic first mission as a captain.
It's been a year since Paramount+ canceled Star Trek: Discovery Season 6 and aired its series finale titled Life, Itself. The ...
In light of the merger with Skydance, Paramount Pictures says that Top Gun, Star Trek, and Transformers are "a priority" for ...
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One Of The Worst Star Trek Movies And A Questionable Alien Sequel Have Something In Common
While "Star Trek" and "Alien" films don't have much in common, these two specific movies do share a key similarity. It may be ...
Star Trek: Insurrection is the 9th film in the franchise and was released by Paramount Pictures on December 11, 1998.
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