The Original Series introduced many of the aliens we still see today. Some have even gone on to be bigger threats than they ...

This recalls the alien race of tiny parasites who once took over Starfleet Command officers. These appeared in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Conspiracy,” and we never saw them again.

The Next Generation aired one of the entire franchise’s most beloved episodes, “Yesterday’s Enterprise,” on February 19, 1990 ...

This new adventure features Star Trek franchise star Jonathan Del Arco who returns to the Trek universe as Hugh, the renowned Cooperative Borg Faction Leader. Jonathan Del Arco is known for playing ...

This explains why so many Star Trek aliens can be played by actors in prosthetics. (The Chase, Star Trek: The Next Generation; Star Trek: Discovery season 5) Hundreds of thousands of years ago - A ...

The only purple-skinned humanoid aliens in Trek canon we’re familiar ... s operatives on a mission to Turkana IV. Star Trek: The Next Generation fans know this as the colony world Lt.

In hindsight, the world — and "Star Trek" as a whole ... the overly familiar aliens Voyager routinely encountered. The Ferengi had been earmarked as "The Next Generation"'s Big Bads, until ...

Suggesting that Suder be a Betazoid was Russ's explanation of why Tuvok felt the meld so severely. He had melded with Humans ...

Star Trek: Section 31 is coming in hot with a teaser that flips the usual Star Trek formula on its head. Premiering at San ...

It takes a great leader to boldly go where no one has gone before in Star Trek, and these are the best to ever do it.

Star Trek has a long history with visual effects, from The Cage to Section 31. For this article, visual effects include ...

Answers range from a rabid fan base that kept Star Trek alive after its second season ... one that leads to the excellent Next Generation novel Vendetta. In “Space Seed,” the Enterprise ...