The legendary sci-fi director and producer admits that he's too much of a fan to be involved

Plagued by falling ratings, rampant merchandising and a boss who hates the franchise legacy, the noble "Star Trek" faces the indignities of age.

These are the voyages of the -- oh, the hell with it! Let's blow some stuff up and chase a generic supervillain

The events of Season 2 saw the USS Discovery travel to the 32nd century, more than 900 years in the future

In my kinder and gentler personal version of Cronenberg's "Videodrome," my favorite shows kept me company at home

In this week's episode, the "Star Trek: Voyager" favorite lends a hand to the former Starfleet admiral

The venerated sci-fi series and its relationship to food show how central cooking is to what makes us human

The producers behind "Star Trek: Discovery" explain how the Klingon battle cry is basically "MAGA"

We grant tremendous power to tech companies when we let them dictate to us what to call the things we own

The longtime sci-fi actor speaks to Salon.com in a wide-ranging interview about his career, the world, and hope

A touring exhibition of genuine "Star Trek" gimcracks reminds us of the virile greatness of the original Shatner/Nimoy series -- and the p.c. limpness of all the spinoffs.

The flustered star plays "F--k, Marry, Kill"

So basically just a "Next Generation" episode with action figures

The director also hands out pointers to the comedian and soon-to-be director

Cheap, sexist and nerdy? Check, check and check. But the original Kirk and Spock offered an erotic, Apollonian beacon of hope amid the darkness of '70s culture.