It promises to help bridge the gap between The Original Series and The Next Generation. Section 31 is set after the events of Star Trek: Discovery's second season. Yeoh's hard-hearted Emperor ...

Spock might have died in The Wrath of Khan, but this third entry set ... bridge of the Enterprise. Though the Kelvin timeline is often referred to as “J.J. Abrams Trek,” he won’t be ...

Thirty years ago today, 'Eye of the Needle' gave Voyager an impossible scenario, and gave it a perfectly Star Trek solution.

Section 31" is out and stream-worthy for those with Paramount+ subscriptions, there's a bit of a lull until the next upcoming ...

Luckily, he isn’t around yet to comment on “Star Trek: Section 31,” the 14th film in the franchise and the first to be made for streaming. Set in 2333 — in the so-called Lost Era between ...

Anyone worried that Star Trek: Section 31 would completely undermine the central ethos of Star Trek as a franchise has those fears confirmed within the first 10 minutes of the movie. Section 31 ...

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 ...

We’ve waited nine long years for a follow-up to Justin Lin’s Star Trek Beyond ... the franchise has since set phasers to streaming, ushering in a vibrant new era of TV Trek under the auspices ...

Everything We Know About 'Star Trek: Section 31' Set in spaceways outside the official borders of the Federation in the nebulous gray regions of the galaxy, "Section 31's" brash and bold style ...

Star Trek: Section 31 has released, and fans are wondering about the film’s timeline placement and when it is set in the larger Star Trek universe. This film sees the return of Michelle Yeoh’s ...

This Star Trek article contains spoilers for Section 31. The new movie Star Trek: Section 31 takes its heroes deep outside of Federation space. But in the Star Trek universe, you can’t go ...

Fuzz, though… Well, OK. Frankly, I think Fuzz is a bridge too far for Star Trek. But if he was on a series, I’d at least stick around to see whether the writers could convince me otherwise.