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If offered the chance to do a Star Trek series of his own, Ronald D. Moore (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) would think about it.
Moore, co-creator of the modern Battlestar Galactic and its spinoff Caprica, spoke about Star Trek as well as his work on BSG.
A science fiction fan from her childhood days, Jolene Blalock loves playing roles in the sci-fi/fantasy genre.
Part of the attraction of sci-fi and fantasy, for Blalock, is that it makes people think beyond the ordinary.
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Anton Yelchin, best-known to Star Trek fans as the new Pavel Chekov, is in talks to star as the lead in the remake of a 1985 vampire movie.
If the talks work out, Yelchin would take on the role of Charley Brewster in the remake of Fright Night.
Star Trek XI has been nominated for a 2010 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation.
The 2010 Hugo Awards nominees were announced by Aussiecon 4 recently and Star Trek XI was nominated with four other movies for Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form.
“Captain’s Log,” a Star Trek-themed iPad app, has been pulled due to a copyright infringement complaint from Paramount.
According to Zoë Saldana (Uhura), Star Trek XII will begin pre-production this autumn.
When asked whether fans would see the sequel to Star Trek or the sequel to Avatar first, Saldana claimed that Trek would be first. “I think Star Trek,” she said. “Because that one’s already going into pre-production soon…From what I hear. Unless J.J., who’s always full of surprises…
Anton Yelchin, best-known to Star Trek fans as Pavel Chekov in Star Trek XI, has signed to voice the role of Clumsy Smurf in The Smurfs.
Yelchin joins Fred Armisen (Brainy Smurf), Jonathan Winters (Papa Smurf), George Lopez (Grouchy Smurf), Katy Perry (Smurfette), Alan Cumming (Gutsy Smurf). Live-action cast include Neil Patrick Harris and Jayma Mays as an expectant couple, Hank Azaria (evil wizard Gargamel) and Sofia Vergara as Harris’s boss, a cosmetics executive.
Zachary Quinto is a bit bummed that Leonard Nimoy won’t be on board for Star Trek XII.
The last time Nimoy appeared in a Star Trek movie, it took a personal appeal from J.J. Abrams to coax him out of retirement, but Quinto thinks it would take more than that to get Nimoy for the sequel.
“I think I might have to ask him this time,” joked Quinto.
Although Nimoy won’t be on board, Quinto is eager to begin work on Star Trek XII. “Every time J.J. calls, I pick up in a heartbeat,” he said. “I assure you that. And when it’s to tell me to come to work, I’ll be there.”
Wil Wheaton (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Stand By Me) will be guest-starring on an episode of Eureka which will air in July.
Wheaton will be appearing as Dr. Isaac Parrish, the head of the Non-Lethal Weapons lab at Global Dynamics.
From the beginning of the Star Trek franchise, fans wanting to continue their own Star Trek voyages wrote stories and submitted art to fanzines for the benefit of their fellow fans.
Some of today’s Star Trek authors and artists got started in fanzines, which lead some to professional careers.
Manu Intiraymi shares his memories of his favorite Star Trek: Voyager episode.
Giving his best performance in Imperfection meant working himself up to get ready for his emotional scene with the EMH and Captain Janeway.
Apple’s iPad debuted today and for comic book fans, there are four new IDW comic apps available.
Fans of IDW Publishing’s Star Trek comics who purchase the new iPad will also be able to purchase comics and read them on their iPads.
John Cho, currently appearing on ABC’s FlashForward as FBI agent Demetri Noh, is looking forward to working on the next Star Trek movie.
While promoting FlashForward, which has just returned from hiatus, Cho spoke about filming in Los Angeles for FlashForward as well as working on Star Trek. “What’s been great about filming in L.A. is just getting to relearn my city because we’re shooting on location so much,” he said. “For instance, we shot in Pacoima and, oddly enough, it’s a place I’d never been to. That was cool. We’ve been shooting in Japantown a little bit, and I always like going to Little Tokyo and eating in Ramen spots.”
Star Trek fans in proximity to Sacramento will have the chance to see Star Trek: The Exhibition beginning next month.
Star Trek: The Exhibition will be opening on May 28, Memorial Day weekend, in Sacramento at the Aerospace Museum of California.