#startrek.com

[dominickeating-source]

Dominic Keating at Star Trek: Mission New York with Enterprise cast

Fans witnessed John Billingsley, Anthony Montgomery, Connor Trinneer and Dominic Keating run rampant during their session, It's Been a Long Road: Meet the Crew of Star Trek: Enterprise.

As for the Enterprise panel, the boys got pretty blue pretty quickly, so while the crowd cracked up from start to finish, there's only so much we can share with you. "God bless Scott Bakula," Keating said, "because he had so many lines and we'd be in the back... Laughing."

Who would the Enterprise cast want to have had guest star on Enterprise? Montgomery, Keating and Trinneer all replied simultaneously: "Seven of Nine."

Source: StarTrek.com

[fuckyeahromulans]

Shoulder Pads of Power: Romulan Fashion and Women’s Empowerment

A brief and fashionable history of Romulan women

[startrekdsc]

And now, logically, it’s time to talk to Ethan Peck, who will step into the role of Spock when Star Trek: Discovery kicks off its second season Thursday on CBS All Access. The young actor, whose film and television credits include Passport to Paris, That '70s Show, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, 10 Things I Hate About You, In Time, Madam Secretary and The Curse of Sleeping Beauty, is the grandson of Hollywood icon Gregory Peck.

“I've done my best to capture and internalize the spirit of Nimoy's Spock, which is really my benchmark. Quinto obviously did an amazing job with his Spock, but that's an alternate universe. My light at the end of the tunnel is Nimoy's Spock. From what I've seen of TOS, the conversations and the dialogue I've had, I don't think we've ever seen such complex inner-world ruminations or explanations. So, just in the writing alone, there's more Spock, there's farther down into the depths of Spock. There's a lot of freedom there to creating an inner emotional world that's much more on the surface, but, as I said, with utter respect and reverence for who he becomes and within canon, and all that.“

[startrekdsc]

StarTrek.com continues our full week of interviews with Star Trek: Discovery’s cast and creatives as we zip toward Thursday’s season-two premiere. That premiere, “Brother,” will give fans their first look at Anson Mount as Captain Christopher Pike, who beams over from the U.S.S. Enterprise to the U.S.S. Discovery – accompanied, of course, by a certain legendary Vulcan.

“So, there's a lot to be explored, and yet you don't want to veer wildly off course. So, we get to learn a lot more about his leadership style, his relationship to Starfleet, his relationship to his crew, including that of the Enterprise, and his relationship with Spock, and, really, his relationship to the fundamental attitude of Starfleet, which is curiosity.”

[m00nnewt9]

STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY - OCTOBER 27, 2025 - STAR TREK.COM: NEW GEAR

Just received an e-mail from Star Trek.com, announcing their new products pertaining to the new Star Trek series, Starfleet Academy.

For more information, please follow the link.

[leapingmonkeys]

6 Iconic Star Trek Episodes by D.C. Fontana

[tngbabe]

Remembering the 'The Best of Trek' Fanzine

Before the internet and social media – even before Dan Madsen’s historic and important Communicator magazine and official fan club 

[ladyvean]

WATCH: Picardo's Planetary Post 2018 Highlights

News - Robert Picardo is back with a new Planetary Post video in which he looks back some of the highlights from a very, very busy year in space. Check it out at...