First shown on NBC 50 years ago this September, the original “Star Trek” lasted just three seasons ... with an inhabitant of the planet Talos IV. CBS Photo Archive / Getty Images The ...

"Star Trek IV" is arguably more fun and full of heart than any film in the franchise before or since. The crew's interaction with the late 20th century is full of classic humor, balanced well with ...

The first part opens with the Enterprise-D arriving at Jouret IV, responding ... for the first time since Star Trek: Generations, this time playing Anton Chekov, President of Earth.

Millions of people lived on Archer IV by the mid-23rd century. Star Trek: The Next Generation season ... Finally, Jonathan ...

If you watch Star Trek shows a lot, like I do, you start to notice some familiar faces. With decades of television shows and movies under its belt, it's only natural that the franchise has ...

A Y-wing starfighter prop from the original 1974 Star Wars film brought in $1.55 million, while a poster for Star Trek IV: The Voyage ... executive vice president of Heritage Auctions, in a ...

New York Times bestselling novelist Greg Cox is a household name within the Trekkie literary community who’s penned dozens of "Star Trek" universe novels and short stories over the years.

Kurtwood Smith's Efrosian Federation President in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country is never named, just like Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home's Efrosian on the USS Saratoga, but anonymity isn't ...

Appropriately, Star Trek IV did not employ real whales in filming. Other than some stock footage toward the end of the film, the vast majority of the whales in the film were animatronic ...