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Floridians who missed out on Star Trek: The Exhibition when it was at the Kennedy Space Center last summer will get a second chance to see Star Trek: The Exhibition, this time in Orlando.
Star Trek: The Exhibition is now open at 7220 IDdrive.com, 7220 International Drive in Orlando.
Beginning today, over five hundred Star Trek-related posters will debut, courtesy of AllPosters.com.
As well as posters, Star Trek specialty products and apparel will also be offered by AllPosters.
Two new Star Trek comics will be released tomorrow, but readers can see a preview of both issues today.
The comics are Star Trek #9, and Star Trek TNG/Doctor Who: Assimilation2 #1.
Star Trek: The Next Generation‘s LeVar Burton‘s car was rear-ended this weekend.
It’s bad enough to get pulled over by a cop, but it’s worse when an accident is caused as a result of that minor traffic stop.
While praising the work of Benedict Cumberbatch, cast as a villain in Star Trek 2, Simon Pegg denies recent rumors about Cumberbatch’s role in the movie.
Details of that rumor and possible spoilers will be behind the cut.
O’Brien and Bashir help two warring races dismantle deadly weapons, only to be targeted for death because of their expertise.
If a group of Star Trek fans has its way, a piece of Star Trek history will soon be in their possession.
The group in question is The Federation, formerly known as the International Federation of Trekkers.
The Science Channel has acquired the off-network syndication rights to Fringe, the science-fiction series created by J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci.
The agreement grants the network rights to the current four seasons plus the fifth season, which is due to air on FOX this fall.
Star Trek 2‘s Zoë Saldana has joined the cast of Machete Kills.
In Machete Kills, Machete Cortez (Danny Trejo) has been hired by the US government to “battle his way through Mexico in order to thwart an arms dealer with plans to launch a weapon into space.”
According to TrekMovie, Jason Matthew Smith, last seen in Star Trek XI, will be on the USS Enterprise again in Star Trek 2.
In Star Trek XI, Smith played the role of “Cupcake,” the cadet who got into a fight with a young James T. Kirk in a bar scene after Kirk tried to pick up Uhura. “Cupcake” later got revenge on Kirk when he arrested him on board the Enterprise.
Smith’s appearance in Star Trek 2 has not been officially confirmed by Paramount, so treat this as rumor for now.
In a new interview on Hero Complex: The Show, Star Trek‘s Leonard Nimoy reminisces about: his work on Star Trek, Star Wars‘ influence on Star Trek, typecasting, A Woman Called Golda, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Let That Be Your Last Battlefield, Spock and Zachary Quinto, Amok Time and the genesis of the Vulcan greeting.
Nimoy began by explaining how the success of another science fiction movie led to Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
After directing six original series episodes, Director Ralph Senensky lost his job after the seventh due to something beyond his control.
The trouble for Senensky came in the third season of Star Trek, while working on the Third Season’s The Tholian Web.
Amazon Prime members will soon be able to see Star Trek and other Paramount movies after a deal was struck with Paramount.
The agreement with Paramount Home Media Distribution will last for three years, and give Amazon Prime access to hundreds of titles, including Star Trek XI, Mission: Impossible 3, Braveheart, Forrest Gump, Mean Girls, Top Gun and Breakfast at Tiffany‘s.
Star Trek 2‘s Simon Pegg has signed to appear in Hector and the Search for Happiness.
Hector and the Search for Happiness is the story of an “eccentric yet irresistible London psychiatrist in crisis” who is in crisis because his patients are “not getting any happier.”
Yesterday, Star Trek‘s Leonard Nimoy delivered the convocation address at Boston University’s College of Fine Arts.
Nimoy shared his memories of growing up in Boston, where he sold newspapers on a “windy Arlington Street in the winter.”