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Star Trek fans, it's time to cross your fingers. Why? Because we may finally get that new Trek TV series we've all been waiting for, and it could happen sooner rather than later IF the geek-empowered dynamic duo of Bryan Fuller and Bryan Singer can have their way.

A lead actor on the "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" television series has been charged with driving under the influence in Connecticut.

No look back at the year in nerd culture can be complete without one of the most interesting developments in quite some time for fans of "Star Wars" and "Star Trek." William Shatner took to his YouTube channel in September to declare, once and for all , that "Star Trek" is superior to "Star Wars." In the midst of that, he took a few shots at Carrie ...

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The things which killed the franchise, putting it in a tailspin which could only be solved with the current reboot, all started here.

An APA talent agency spokesman for Weller said Monday the actor's role is a principal one in the film, but details were being kept under wraps.

Well, there's finally a release date for the Star Trek sequel...

The Star Trek actor enjoys sinking his teeth into period roles, like the part of scheming railroad baron Thomas "Doc" Durant on new AMC drama Hell on Wheels.

The 80-year-old actor, best-known for playing Mr. Spock in the original TV series that began in September 1966, formed four fingers into a V for Vulcan sign and intoned to fans Spock's most famous phrase: "Live long and prosper." He spoke for an hour about his life and career, and thanked fans for their support over the years.

Forty-five years ago today, Star Trek premiered on NBC. Seventy-nine episodes, an animated series, eleven movies, and four spin-off series later; the little show that NBC cancelled after three seasons has become a cornerstone of science fiction.

This day in 1966 Star Trek made its network television debut. Given the cultural impact and enormous franchise spawned by the original Star Trek series, it's hard to believe that the show lasted just three seasons and was canceled by NBC in 1969 because of low ratings.