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06/16/2026

A wonderful day with the Star Trek family!

Seeing David Gerrold enjoying a classic Star Trek: The Original Series viewing with friends and fans is a perfect reminder of what makes Star Trek so enduring. It has always been more than a television series—it’s a community built on imagination, friendship, and a shared belief in a hopeful future.

From swapping behind-the-scenes stories to reliving the adventures of the USS Enterprise, gatherings like these capture the spirit that has united Star Trek fans for generations. Whether you're revisiting "The Trouble With Tribbles" or introducing someone to the original series for the very first time, every shared viewing helps keep Gene Roddenberry’s vision alive.

Missed David Gerrold’s recent visit? Don’t worry—the mission isn’t over! He’ll be returning for future appearances, so be sure to follow us here and on our social media channels for upcoming event announcements, special guests, and more opportunities to celebrate Star Trek together.

The voyage continues, friendships grow stronger, and there’s always room for another crew member aboard the Enterprise.

Live long and prosper!

06/16/2026

Don’t Miss David Gerrold Today at the Star Trek Original Series Set Tour! ✨

If you're in Ticonderoga, New York, today is the perfect day to beam aboard the USS Enterprise!

Legendary Star Trek writer David Gerrold, creator of the beloved Star Trek: The Original Series episode "The Trouble With Tribbles," is making a special appearance at the Star Trek Original Series Set Tour for a day packed with unforgettable experiences.

Fans can:
🚀 Tour the beautifully recreated USS Enterprise sets.
✍️ Meet David Gerrold during autograph sessions.
📺 Watch "The Trouble With Tribbles" on the Enterprise bridge with live commentary and behind-the-scenes stories from the writer himself.
🖖 Hear fascinating insights into one of Star Trek’s most iconic and enduring episodes.

Whether you're a lifelong Trekkie or discovering the magic of the original series for the first time, this is a rare opportunity to celebrate Star Trek history alongside one of the creative minds who helped shape it.

It’s going to be a day filled with nostalgia, laughter, unforgettable stories... and just the right amount of tribble-sized chaos!

Don’t miss it—and live long and prosper!

06/16/2026

Remembering Nichelle Nichols on Her Birthday

Today we celebrate the life and extraordinary legacy of Nichelle Nichols, whose portrayal of Lieutenant Nyota Uhura in Star Trek: The Original Series changed television—and inspired the future.

At a time when positive representation was still far too rare, Uhura stood proudly on the bridge of the USS Enterprise as an intelligent, capable, and respected Starfleet officer. She wasn't defined by stereotypes, but by professionalism, confidence, and the belief that humanity's future would be built through equality, cooperation, and exploration. Her presence helped redefine what audiences believed was possible, both on screen and beyond.

Nichelle's influence reached far beyond Hollywood. Through her work with NASA, she helped recruit women and people from underrepresented communities into the U.S. space program, inspiring countless scientists, engineers, and astronauts to pursue careers that turned science fiction into scientific achievement.

Her legacy is measured not only by the unforgettable character she brought to life, but by the lives she touched and the doors she helped open for future generations.

Today, fans around the world remember Nichelle Nichols with gratitude and admiration. She showed us that the future belongs to everyone—and that courage, dignity, and hope can truly change the world.

Happy Birthday to a true Star Trek pioneer. Her light continues to shine among the stars

06/16/2026

Happy Birthday to Sonequa Martin-Green! 🚀✨

Today we celebrate Sonequa Martin-Green, whose portrayal of Michael Burnham helped usher Star Trek into a bold new era of storytelling.

As the central figure of Star Trek: Discovery, Burnham's journey has been one of the franchise's most transformative. From a disgraced Starfleet officer seeking redemption to a courageous captain leading the crew into the 32nd century, her story explored resilience, hope, sacrifice, and the enduring belief that even after our greatest failures, we can choose a better path forward.

Sonequa Martin-Green brought warmth, strength, and emotional depth to a character who often carried the weight of impossible decisions. Through every challenge, Burnham remained driven by compassion, curiosity, and an unwavering commitment to Starfleet's ideals, reminding audiences that true leadership is measured not only by courage, but by empathy and perseverance.

Her performance also marked an important chapter in Star Trek's history, helping introduce the franchise to a new generation of viewers while honoring its long-standing themes of exploration, diversity, and optimism about the future.

Today, fans across the galaxy celebrate both the actress and the legacy she has created. Wishing Sonequa Martin-Green a wonderful birthday and many more adventures—on screen and beyond.

Live long and prosper!

06/16/2026

A truly unforgettable moment for Star Trek fans! ✨

William Shatner joined acclaimed Star Trek artists Daren Dochterman and Dave Blass in the iconic briefing room at the Star Trek Original Series Set Tour for an engaging conversation celebrating the artistry, craftsmanship, and enduring legacy of Star Trek.

The discussion explored the creative vision behind the original USS Enterprise, from the ingenious set construction and production design of the 1960s to the visual language that has influenced every era of the franchise. Dochterman and Blass shared their passion for preserving and expanding Star Trek’s iconic aesthetic, offering fans a fascinating look at how thoughtful design has always been central to the series' ability to inspire generations.

Surrounded by the faithfully recreated Enterprise sets, attendees experienced something truly special—a chance to hear firsthand from the people who have helped shape Star Trek’s visual identity while standing in an environment that feels like stepping directly into television history.

It was more than a behind-the-scenes discussion. It was a celebration of imagination, innovation, and the timeless craftsmanship that continues to make Star Trek one of the most beloved and influential science-fiction franchises ever created.

The mission continues—and so does the legacy

06/15/2026

Madge Sinclair may have appeared in Star Trek only a handful of times, but her impact on the franchise remains unforgettable. 🖖✨

In Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Sinclair portrayed the captain of the USS Saratoga, bringing quiet authority and dignity to a pivotal sequence that set the stage for humanity's encounter with the mysterious whale probe. Though her screen time was brief, her commanding presence left a lasting impression and demonstrated how even supporting performances could enrich the Star Trek universe.

She later returned in Star Trek: The Next Generation as Captain Silva La Forge, Geordi La Forge's mother, in the emotional episode "Interface." Her portrayal added depth to Geordi's story, offering a touching glimpse into the family that helped shape one of Starfleet's finest engineers. Knowing that Sinclair was facing serious health challenges during this period makes her performance all the more remarkable, reflecting her professionalism, grace, and dedication to her craft.

Madge Sinclair's legacy extends far beyond Star Trek. She brought strength, compassion, and quiet confidence to every role she played, and her contributions continue to be remembered with admiration by fans around the world. Though her time in the Star Trek universe was brief, the warmth and authenticity she brought to it remain a lasting part of the franchise's rich history.

Her performances remind us that some of the most memorable figures in Star Trek are those whose presence continues to resonate long after they've left the screen.

06/15/2026

SpaceCon 2026 is officially underway in Texas, and it's shaping up to be one of the biggest celebrations of science fiction and pop culture of the year! 🖖✨ Running through June 14 at the Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio, the convention is bringing together an impressive lineup of stars for a weekend filled with fan panels, autograph sessions, photo opportunities, and unforgettable memories.

For Star Trek fans, this year's guest list is especially exciting. Karl Urban, beloved for his portrayal of Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy in the Kelvin Timeline films, is appearing alongside Peter Weller, remembered by Trek audiences as Admiral Alexander Marcus in Star Trek Into Darkness. They're joined by an incredible roster of franchise favorites, including William Shatner, Zachary Quinto, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, Kate Mulgrew, Gates McFadden, Jeri Ryan, John de Lancie, and Robert Picardo, making SpaceCon a must-visit destination for Star Trek enthusiasts. The official guest lineup reflects one of the largest Star Trek convention gatherings of the year.

Beyond Star Trek, SpaceCon celebrates the wider worlds of science fiction, fantasy, comics, and film, bringing together generations of fans under one roof. Whether you're meeting your favorite actors, attending behind-the-scenes panels, or simply enjoying the shared excitement of fellow fans, the event captures the same spirit of discovery and community that has always been at the heart of Star Trek.

If you're attending this weekend, enjoy every moment and as always... live long and prosper!

06/15/2026

Happy Birthday to John Cho! 🖖🎉

Today we celebrate John Cho, whose portrayal of Hikaru Sulu in the Kelvin Timeline introduced one of Starfleet’s most iconic helmsmen to a new generation of fans.

Stepping into a role made legendary by George Takei was no easy task, but Cho brought his own quiet confidence, professionalism, and charisma to the bridge of the USS Enterprise. His Sulu remained calm under pressure, decisive in moments of crisis, and a steady presence as the crew boldly ventured into the unknown—capturing the spirit of the original character while making the role distinctly his own.

The Kelvin Timeline films helped welcome countless new viewers into the Star Trek universe, and Cho’s performance played an important part in that journey. Whether expertly guiding the Enterprise through danger or standing alongside his fellow officers when the stakes were highest, his Sulu embodied the courage, skill, and optimism that have always defined Starfleet.

As fans celebrate his special day, it's also a chance to appreciate the lasting legacy of the Kelvin crew and the fresh perspective they brought to a beloved franchise. Wishing John Cho a wonderful birthday and many more adventures—on screen and beyond.

Happy Birthday, John Cho... and live long and prosper!

06/15/2026

Early reports surrounding Star Trek: Section 31 suggest the production may be embracing a refreshingly practical approach to worldbuilding. 🖖✨ If these reports prove accurate, the creative team has invested in large, physically constructed sets that give the film a more tangible and immersive visual identity, rather than relying exclusively on digital environments.

That direction feels especially fitting for a story centered on Section 31. The shadowy intelligence organization has always occupied a darker corner of the Star Trek universe, where secrecy, covert operations, and moral ambiguity often take precedence over traditional exploration. Practical sets can help reinforce that atmosphere, creating locations that feel lived-in, operational, and grounded in the established visual language of Star Trek.

The reported production design also appears to draw inspiration from the functional starbases, command centers, and Starfleet interiors familiar to longtime fans, blending classic design sensibilities with modern cinematic craftsmanship. If that balance carries through to the finished film, it could provide a welcome sense of continuity while giving Section 31 its own distinctive identity.

While these details remain based on early production reports rather than official behind-the-scenes confirmations, the prospect of combining practical craftsmanship with contemporary filmmaking is an exciting one. For many Star Trek fans, the franchise has always been at its strongest when its worlds feel real enough that you can imagine stepping through the doors of a starship—and Section 31 may be aiming to recapture exactly that feeling

06/15/2026

William T. Riker has always had a knack for finding a way to win—even when he's simply doing his job. 🖖✨

As Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s trusted first officer aboard the USS Enterprise-D, Riker repeatedly proved he was far more than second-in-command. Whether facing hostile ships, negotiating impossible situations, or taking command during a crisis, he consistently demonstrated the confidence, tactical instincts, and leadership expected of a Starfleet captain.

What makes Riker so compelling is that his victories rarely come from brute force alone. Sometimes he succeeds through clever strategy. Sometimes through diplomacy. And sometimes through the sheer confidence to make a difficult decision when everyone else is hesitating. He understands when to follow orders, when to challenge assumptions, and when the moment calls for decisive action.

Throughout Star Trek: The Next Generation and beyond, Riker showed that great leadership isn't about seeking command—it's about being ready for it whenever duty calls. Calm under pressure, fiercely loyal to his crew, and never afraid to take responsibility, he became one of Starfleet's finest officers in his own right.

And let's be honest… once the beard arrived, Riker's confidence level reached warp speed. Some call it command presence. Star Trek fans simply call it the Riker effect.

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