The Original Series premiered in 1966, and over the years, it expanded into more shows and movies, and now Star Trek is part ...

The Wrath of Khan was meant to be an extraordinary and revolutionary idea. Its ability to replicate Earth-like conditions on ...

The Star Trek movie franchise has utilized a huge roster of actors over the years, but some have slipped through the cracks ...

Enterprise sent Captain Jonathan Archer to this infamous Klingon prison planet, where Captain James T. Kirk would also be ...

‘Star Trek: Enterprise’ fans will undoubtedly have great memories ... It is a technological milestone, even by lofty Klingon standards. Commander Kruge’s pride and joy was a devastating, soul-sucking, ...

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country was an allegory ... As with his gunner, as with that big worm, Commander Kruge was comfortably casual in his brutality. On the Genesis planet, "one of ...

"Star Trek: Section 31" was the first "Trek" film ... for Spock" is Christopher Lloyd's portrayal of the Klingon Commander Kruge. He is the first of a new kind of Klingon and it's blood wine ...

This trial run feels like a success because of the way Star Trek: Section 31 leaves you wanting more, and while a full-on follow-up series might not be in the cards, it could very well be the ...

Get enough Star Trek fans in a room and the conversation inevitably turns toward which of the series’ cinematic outings is the worst. The consensus view is The Final Frontier, Insurrection and ...

Kruge has gone down in Star Trek history as being responsible for the death of David Marcus, James Kirk’s son, and instigating the events that led to the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) being ...