Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry knew network executives wouldn't be happy about his casting choice for Lt. Uhura, so he ...
Ralph Senensky has sadly died at the age of 102, after shooting to fame directing episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series, ...
William Shatner had stopped taking the Star Trek franchise seriously at one point, but that changed after he saw Patrick ...
Starfleet Academy will have a two-episode premiere on Paramount+ on Jan. 15, 2026, with the remaining eight episodes dropping ...
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Original Star Trek Director Ralph Senensky Dies at 102
The director of the original Star Trek, Ralph Senensky, passed away on November 1, 2025. The critically acclaimed auteur was 102 years old.
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This Deep Space Nine Episode Was Crafted To 'Manipulate' Star Trek Fans Into Liking A Character
Deep Space Nine knew fans weren't thrilled with one of the characters, and wrote an entire episode to help course correct.
Though Babylon 5 would have a handful of memorable twists and finales across its five seasons, “The Fall of Night” is perhaps the most underrated of the pack, simply because it perfectly represents ...
Ralph Senensky, the director of Star Trek and The Waltons, among dozens of other television series, died on November 1 in a hospital in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California. He was 102.
Meet the best sci-fi TV villains of all time, ranked from iconic characters like Doctor Who's The Master to complex antagonists like Lost's Ben Linus.
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