When Paul Wesley was announced to have joined the season two cast of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, we remarked that the accompanying promotional image didn't have much of a Kirk vibe.
Following his appearance as Kirk in Strange New Worlds' first season finale, Star Trek fan site Red Shirts Always Die echoed our sentiment.
In a video interview with Vanity Fair, Chris Hemsworth talks about both his appearance in J. J. Abrams' first Star Trek film and the possibility of his reprising the role.
During an interview with ComicBook.com about her role in The Man Who Fell to Earth, Kate Mulgrew was asked about the possibility of a live-action return to the role of Admiral Janeway in Star Trek: Picard following a season two reference to her character by Seven of Nine.
Star Trek fans would be aware that she is currently reprising her role as Kathryn Janeway in the animated series Star Trek: Prodigy.
Gizmodo have published an interesting interview with several of The Orville's production leadership focusing on its relation to Star Trek.
Including Seth MacFarlane though his contributions boil down to little more than thinking there's still room for The Orville among all of the new Star Trek series.
In an interview with British radio station Radio X Karl Urban has repeated the line we've all heard many times before - the next Star Trek film is happening and there's still no script.
What's new? Matt Shakman who is set to direct the film has just signed on to executive produce a new Godzilla live-action series for Apple.
While we were relieved that Strange New Worlds' pilot episode felt like a return to real Star Trek, it may have been short-lived.
The second is an improvement in that Uhura gets over her pilot episode fangirl giddiness but unfortunately we see The Prime Directive retconned and also some weak writing.
Multiple sites are running stories with titles to the effect that Star Trek's latest offering, Strange New Worlds, has a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Discovery was widely acclaimed by critics at launch, with few detractors and those often dismissed as bigots. Its current RT score is critics 86% and viewers 36%.
