Star Trek: Picard's 11 Most Nostalgic Moments
"Star Trek: Picard" pays homage to the franchise's rich history with a number of nostalgic moments. Here are the ones that stood out the most.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Paul Wesley Didn't Want To Play A Canon Version Of Kirk
' I think he’s still trying to figure himself out ...'
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How The Duffer Brothers Pestered Matthew Modine Into Accepting Stranger Things
How Matthew Modine became one of the key villains in the Stranger-verse.
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Star Trek Almost Had To Axe Spock's Character In Season 2
Imagine the gargantuan ripple effects to the Star Trek franchise had this decision been approved.
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How Star Trek: Picard Pulled Off Jean-Luc's Journey Into The Borg Hive Mind
"Terry was like, 'We got to see this journey.' What's it like going into the Collective?"
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What Separates Sisko From Other Star Trek Captains, According To Deep Space Nine's Cirroc Lofton
There are several key ways Sisko was different from his contemporaries.
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The Life And Legacy Of Dr. Soong, The Creator Of Star Trek's Data
Dr. Noonien Soong may have started out as an engineer, but he eventually became part of a dark legacy.
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How A Classmate And An Ex-Con Led Gene Roddenberry Closer To Star Trek
Inspiration comes from unexpected places.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Will Explore Ortegas' Soldier Background [Exclusive]
'I'm well aware of that, and that's a good problem to have.'
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Casting Leonard Nimoy In Star Trek Was A Piece Of Cake
Most Trekkies believe that no one but Leonard Nimoy could have played Spock. And Gene Roddenberry agreed.
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How Strange New Worlds' Writers Define Star Trek 'Canon'
'We really don't want to alienate.'
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Star Trek's First Pilot Deviated From The Norm - And NBC Wasn't Happy With That
Executives didn't care for the forward-thinking, action-lite episode.
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Strange New Worlds Season 2 Brings Us Back To Star Trek's Very First Episode
Time to return to Rigel VII.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Pike Certainly Hasn't Forgotten About His Future Fate
'You want to get the navel-gazing out of the way.'
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Episode 4 Is About ... Sorry, What Was I Talking About?
Sci-fi crisis, underpinned by a thematic parallel? That's classic Trek writing, baby.
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How Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Latest Episode Title Recalls The Original Series (And Greek Myth)
Crack open your copy of The Odyssey.
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Star Trek: Picard Took A Historical Approach To Updating The Next Generation's Tech
The team really went above and beyond in season 3.
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The Classic Star Trek Stories That Inspired Strange New Worlds' Big Courtroom Episode
'I wanted to understand that...'
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Gene Roddenberry's Threatening Star Trek Letter To Leonard Nimoy And William Shatner
'The same letter to both; you've pretty well divided up the market on selfishness and egocentricity.'
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Reminds Us That Trek Is All About That Sci-Fi Socialism
Who needs money in space?
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NBC Accused Gene Roddenberry Of Master Manipulation In Pursuit Of Star Trek Season 3
'NBC was certain I was behind every fan, paying them off.'
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Star Trek: Q's 12 Best Moments From Across The Franchise
Q is one of the more fascinating characters to appear in the Star Trek franchise. Here are his best moments across all his appearances.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Trip To Toronto Was Never Supposed To Happen
'We were gonna do this giant spectacle and take the show to New York, and we quickly realized we could not afford it.'
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How Strange New Worlds' Use Of The Volume Echoes Star Trek's Holodeck [Exclusive]
'It's just you can do anything there, obviously.'
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The Clever Way Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Covers Up A Potential Plot Hole
Time travel is nothing new when it comes to 'Star Trek,' but the events of this episode might make some fans' heads spin.
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In Star Trek, You Eat Your Own Poop: Or, Replicators Explained
Gene Roddenberry's sci-fi utopia has a stinky side.
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