Why William Shatner's 1986 SNL Appearance Left Some Star Trek Fans Furious
William Shatner's infamous 1986 SNL sketch targeting Trekkies caused a commotion, but how did Star Trek fans really feel about it? Here's the truth.
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Star Trek's Success Landed Gene Roddenberry A Big First For Hollywood
Gene Roddenberry, who created the original Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation, is the first TV creator to receive this distinct Hollywood honor.
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The Real Reason William Shatner Didn't Return As Kirk In Star Trek: Enterprise
William Shatner had the chance to play Captain Kirk in Star Trek: Enterprise, but he chose not to. Here's why.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Trailer Features The Voyager Joke All The Nerds Have Been Waiting For
The Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5 trailer teases the show's final batch of episodes and the various shenanigans to come aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos.
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DC Has Found Its Green Lantern John Stewart In A Netflix Action Movie Star
DC Studios has found its John Stewart for the upcoming Green Lantern series Lanterns in the form of a newly-risen Netflix action movie star.
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One Star Wars Actor Calls Disney Out For Not Protecting The Acolyte Cast From Trolls
The Acolyte actor Jodie Turner-Smith has called out Disney for not defending the Star Wars TV show's cast from toxic individuals online.
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Star Trek's Wildest Storyline Cloned A Main Character – And Then Promptly Forgot It Happened
Remember that time Star Trek cloned William Riker? Here's what became of the character's doppelganger, Thomas Riker, the last we saw of him.
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The Real Reason The Star Wars Series The Acolyte Was Canceled
There are multiple factors that led to the Star Wars series The Acolyte being canceled, but one particular reason is bigger than the rest.
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Star Trek Writers Had To Fight Gene Roddenberry For One Worf-Focused Episode
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry didn't see Worf as a primary character on The Next Generation. Hey, sometimes even geniuses have bad takes!
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How Star Trek: Enterprise Would Have Brought Back William Shatner's Kirk
Star Trek: Enterprise was set more than 100 years before the original series, but William Shatner had an idea for a Kirk guest episode.
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The Only Actors Still Alive From The Bionic Woman
The Bionic Woman only ran for a few seasons, yet it left a strong cultural imprint. Let's catch up with the surviving members of its cast.
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Kelsey Grammer Had A Cameo In A Rule-Breaking Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode
An unconventional Star Trek: The Next Generation episode that played around with the show's established formula featured guest star Kelsey Grammer.
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Gene Roddenberry's Original Star Trek Pitch Gave Spock A Familiar Home Planet
Spock is perhaps Star Trek's defining character. However, in Gene Roddeneberry's original pitch for the series, the Vulcan had a different home world.
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The Twilight Zone's Biggest Failure, According To Creator Rod Serling
Not long after The Twilight Zone came to an end, series creator and host Rod Serling offered his opinion on the show's failures.
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The Director Of Netflix's Latest Sci-Fi Thriller Directed A Must-Watch Promo For A Now-Canceled Show
The director of Netflix's It's What's Inside once made a promo for the live-action Cowboy Bebop show, and it's bursting with the same creativity as the film.
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Worf Actor Michael Dorn Almost Made His Star Trek Return Years Before Picard
It's great that Trekkies got to catch up with Worf on Star Trek: Picard, but another series nearly brought the cranky Klingon back years earlier.
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How Star Trek Cast Members Really Felt About Galaxy Quest
Galaxy Quest riffs on Star Trek in a variety of ways, but what do the stars of the sci-fi shows think of the satirical approach to actors and fans?
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Patrick Stewart's Favorite Star Trek Episode Is A TNG Classic
Patrick Stewart was once asked to list his favorite Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, and his answer was a classic.
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Stargate SG-1 Set A Sci-Fi Guinness World Record That Was Broken By Superman
Stargate: SG-1 was successful enough to break a Guinness World Record over the course of its run, only for a Superman series to snatch the title away.
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Star Trek's Patrick Stewart Secretly Hated Jean-Luc Picard's Pet Fish
Livingston the lionfish joined Captain Jean-Luc Picard on many interstellar adventures, but Patrick Stewart hated its presence in the ready room.
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Star Trek's Robin Curtis Blames Leonard Nimoy For A Common Saavik Complaint
Star Trek fans have complained about Robin Curtis' take on Saavik, but she was merely listening to the direction of Leonard Nimoy.
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The One Lost Mystery The Creators Will Never Answer
Lost resolved virtually every mystery it ever raised, although there's one the show's creatives refuse to clear up so long as they're alive.
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The Real Reason Leonard Nimoy Didn't Want To Produce Star Trek: The Next Generation
Original Star Trek cast member Leonard Nimoy was asked to produce Star Trek: The Next Generation, but he said no. Here's why.
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The Twilight Zone: The Only Episodes Without Rod Serling's Iconic Ending Line
Sometimes, the spookiest thing that can happen in an episode of The Twilight Zone is Rod Serling not mentioning the Twilight Zone.
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The Best Star Trek Actors Who Guest Starred In The Twilight Zone
Star Trek and The Twilight Zone, two of the greatest sci-fi franchises ever, have shared several noteworthy actors over the decades.
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Why Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Avery Brooks Changed His Benjamin Sisko Look
Avery Brooks adapted his best look as Benjamin Sisko partway into Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but the reason he didn't have it at first is pretty frustrating.
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Showtime Pushed For Nudity In Stargate SG-1, But One Star Fought Back
Showtime initially envisioned Stargate SG-1 as being more of an adult-themed series, which didn't sit well with the show's cast and creatives.
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