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  • DECEMBER 7:  Actors Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley and William Shatner pose for a portrait with writer Gene Roddenberry and  director Robert Wise during the filming of the movie "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" which was released December 27, 1979 in the United States. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

    ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture’ gets a 4K remaster for Paramount+

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    Daniel Cooper
    Daniel Cooper
    07.08.2021

    A 4K version of Robert Wise's 2001 'Director's Edition' was long thought impossible, but we'll see it at some point next year.

  • Season two of 'Star Trek: Lower Decks' hits Paramount+ on August 12th

    by 
    Kris Naudus
    Kris Naudus
    04.05.2021

    Animated comedy 'Star Trek: Lower Decks' gets a second season on Paramount+ this summer.

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    The new season of 'Star Trek: Discovery' debuts later this year

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    Kris Naudus
    Kris Naudus
    04.05.2021

    'Star Trek: Discovery' season four will debut later this year on Paramount+.

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    'Star Trek: Picard' season two will debut on Paramount+ in 2022

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    Kris Naudus
    Kris Naudus
    04.05.2021

    'Star Trek: Picard' season 2 will debut in 2022 with an old frenemy in tow.

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    ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ season 3 starts streaming on October 15th

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    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    07.27.2020

    As ever, episodes will debut weekly on CBS All Access.

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    Watch the first teaser for CBS' 'Star Trek: Picard' series

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    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    05.23.2019

    CBS has offered the first real peek at its upcoming Star Trek: Picard series with a minute-long teaser trailer. It doesn't offer much in the way of detail beyond a look at some vineyards, a case of Chateau Picard wine and a noticeably older Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart). It seems as though he's leading a peaceful lifestyle, but there's almost zero chance Picard's world will stay that way for long.

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    Fan uses AI to remaster 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' in HD

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    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    03.15.2019

    Unfortunately, you're highly unlikely to see an official remaster of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Its special effects were shot on video rather than added to film, making an already daunting remastering process that much more difficult -- and since it's not a tentpole show like The Next Generation, CBS might not consider it worth the effort. Machine learning might make it easier for fans to fill the gap, however. CaptRobau has experimented with using AI Gigapixel's neural networks to upscale Deep Space Nine to 1080p. The technology is optimized for (and trained on) photos, but apparently works a treat for video. While you wouldn't mistake it for an official remaster, it provides a considerably cleaner, sharper look than the 480p original without introducing visual artifacts.

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    A new 'Star Trek' spinoff is in the works starring Michelle Yeoh

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    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    01.14.2019

    The rumors were true: Michelle Yeoh is getting her own Star Trek spinoff show. CBS All Access has confirmed that Yeoh will star in a new streaming series that elaborates on her character Captain Georgiou's role in Starfleet's mysterious Section 31, which plays an important role in Discovery's second season. Most details are still forthcoming, but it'll be executive produced by a familiar team that includes Discovery veteran Alex Kurtzman as well as Rod Roddenberry.

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    CBS' Picard series will loosely tie in with JJ Abrams' 'Star Trek'

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    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    01.09.2019

    Ever since CBS confirmed that it was making an All Access Star Trek series based on Jean-Luc Picard, there's been one main question: namely, what's the story? You now have an inkling of what it will entail. Show creator Alex Kurtzman has revealed that the streaming show will tie into events mentioned in JJ Abrams' 2009 Star Trek movie, and that this has a dramatic effect on the iconic character (fair warning: there are spoilers for that movie below).

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    'Star Trek: Discovery' season two trailer shows plenty of Spock

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    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    12.13.2018

    Now that Star Trek: Discovery's second season is almost here, CBS All Access has released a full trailer to drum up hype -- and to no one's surprise, the stakes are high this time around. The season will see the Discovery crew partnering with Captain Pike to investigate seven unusual signals and the arrival of the mysterious Red Angel, who apparently brought warnings that "someone or something" is going to wipe out sentient life in the galaxy. And naturally, Spock gets ample screen time. He's a vital ally to the crew, but clearly at odds with Commander Burnham's tendency to shoulder everything herself. We wouldn't be surprised if there's more friction to come.

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    Michelle Yeoh may lead 'Star Trek' spinoff on CBS All Access

    by 
    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    11.10.2018

    CBS All Access' rapidly growing library of Star Trek shows might including one revolving around a familiar star. Deadline claims Star Trek: Discovery's Michelle Yeoh is talking about reprising her role as Captain Georgiou in a "stand-alone" All Access series. The project would reportedly be an extension of Georgiou's story from Discovery season two. CBS has declined to comment on the apparent leak.

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    Star Trek animated comedy 'Lower Decks' is coming to CBS All Access

    by 
    Swapna Krishna
    Swapna Krishna
    10.25.2018

    CBS All Access has been forging ahead with new Star Trek programming, and the streaming network has just greenlighted a new show. Star Trek: Lower Decks is a half-hour animated comedy developed by Mike McMahan, a writer for Rick and Morty and the upcoming Short Trek "The Escape Artist." CBS All Access has ordered two seasons of the show, which will focus on the support crew on one of Starfleet's less important ships. There's no word yet about the time frame for the show.

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    'Star Trek: Discovery' has its Spock

    by 
    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    08.14.2018

    CBS just cast one of the most important roles in Star Trek: Discovery's future. The network has chosen Ethan Peck to play the iconic Spock in its streaming sci-fi series. According to the broadcaster, the In Time actor "effortlessly" reflected Spock's half-Vulcan mix of cool logic and bubbling emotions. It's not certain exactly when he'll show up, although there's a good chance he'll appear sometime in season two given that he both serves under the Enterprise's Christopher Pike and is the foster brother to "Michael Burnham."

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    Picard returns to 'Star Trek' in a new series for CBS All Access

    by 
    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    08.04.2018

    CBS is banking on more Star Trek shows as a way to draw in more viewers, and it's clearly ready to pull out all the stops in the process. The network has confirmed that it's launching an All Access series that will continue the story of Star Trek: The Next Generation's Jean-Luc Picard -- and yes, it will star Patrick Stewart. Discovery co-creator Alex Kurtzman will oversee the new show with help from other veterans from All Access' inaugural Star Trek show.

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    'Star Trek: Discovery' mini episodes arrive this fall

    by 
    Richard Lawler
    Richard Lawler
    07.20.2018

    CBS All Access won't have the next season of Star Trek: Discovery ready for streaming until early 2019, but fans won't have to wait until then for new content. Today at Comic-Con executive producer and co-creator Alex Kurtzman revealed four "Short Treks" will arrive throughout the fall, as 10 - 15 minute standalone episodes. Rainn Wilson's character Harry Mudd will be featured in one, Aldis Hodge as Craft in another, while the other two follow characters Saru and Tilly. Naturally CBS also dropped off a trailer for season two, which you can check out after the break.

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    Sci-fi writer Harlan Ellison dies at 84

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    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    06.28.2018

    Sci-fi writer Harlan Ellison has died at 84. Ellison, who was an author of novellas and short stories, wrote for shows including Star Trek, Babylon 5, The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits. He passed away in his sleep early Thursday.

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    Four 'Star Trek' series are in the works from 'Discovery' showrunner

    by 
    Rob LeFebvre
    Rob LeFebvre
    06.19.2018

    Get ready for more Trek than you can shake a phaser at. According to a report at Variety, CBS has signed a five-year deal with current Discovery showrunner Alex Kurtzman's production company to expand the television franchise to new live action series, mini-series and possible animation.

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    'Star Trek: Discovery' replaces its showrunners (again)

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    Steve Dent
    Steve Dent
    06.15.2018

    Star Trek: Discovery was successful enough to be renewed for a second season, but it was plagued with production problems that eventually led to the departure of showrunner Brian Fuller. If you were hoping that things would calm down for season two, there's more bad news: CBS just replaced Fuller's replacements, Gretchen Berg and Aaron Harberts. Executive producer and co-creator Alex Kurtzman, a Star Trek veteran of both films and TV shows, will take over the role.

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    Mark Zuckerberg got grilled by Congress. Was it worth it?

    by 
    Violet Blue
    Violet Blue
    04.13.2018

    On Tuesday and Wednesday, Zuckerberg gave testimony to Congress in response to his company's role in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Russian election interference and his website's utter nightmare of data privacy. He impressed people by wearing his absolute nicest human suit.

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    Amazon reportedly wants Alexa to be a real-time, universal translator

    by 
    Rob LeFebvre
    Rob LeFebvre
    03.01.2018

    We've been dreaming of universal translators throughout the history of science fiction; Star Trek has only popularized the concept. As computing power and AI improves in real life, we're seeing the possibility of an actual real-time translation system become more of a reality. Products like Samsung's Bixby and Google's Pixel Buds and Assistant are early examples of the technology. Now, according to a report at Yahoo Finance, Amazon is looking to turn its ubiquitous Alexa digital assistant into a real-time universal language translator.