On first glance, the parallel between George R.R. Martin and Star Trek: The Next Generation seems as different as Martians.

The Star Trek franchise, created by Gene Roddenberry, premiered in 1966 with Star Trek: The Original Series and since then has become a pop culture phenomenon.

At first, Michael Dorn's Worf wasn't going to be included in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Then, Gene Roddenberry changed things.

A mbassador Sarek's (Mark Lenard) guest starring role onStar Trek: The Next Generation broke two of Gene Roddenberry's ...

Nature offers its own lesson each spring. Here on Florida’s Space Coast, sea grape leaves, mangroves, and palmettos overlap ...

B'Etor and Lusra are female Klingon villains who appear in multiple Star Trek films and series. The sisters are first introduced in Star Trek: The Next Generation. They belong to the powerful House of ...

But "Lower Decks" is the gateway drug and now I can't get enough.

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Resistance is futile” was a sentence that struck fear in the hearts of Trekkie fans during “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” ...

This is quite an outpouring for a concept that its creator, the Los Angeles police officer-turned-TV-writer Gene Roddenberry, pitched to producers as a “space western” and once described as a ...