Shuttle to Kenfori' sidesteps the 'Are we the real monsters?' trope of zombie horror to deliver a perfectly 'Trek' message.

Almost nothing matters more to a Klingon than their honor, and that means they will sometimes make decisions that seem baffling to those from other cultures. In the season 3 "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" episode "Shuttle to Kenfori,

Obviously the showrunners and writing staff have the official say on the matter, but if Babs Olusanmokun feels his character's confession to Dak'Rah's daughter Bytha was a truthful one, then that's good enough for me. For anyone who needs a refresher on the details what he said, let's revisit that.

The Klingons are back in Star Trek's next new series, with a lore twist that's way bigger than it might seem at first.

Kerrice Brooks—who became emotional watching the Starfleet Academy teaser for the first time, which immediately endeared her to the entire Hall H audience—co-stars as Sam, “aka Series Acclimation Mil, the first member of her species, the Kasqians, to sign up for Starfleet,” according to the official description.

In a new exclusive feature from Entertainment Weekly, a slew of new photos and details about Starfleet Academy have been revealed. And among those details is the fact that series co-creator, and Trek boss Alex Kurtzman, has confirmed that the Klingons are back, as well as a “Klingon hybrid species who are several of our main characters.”

Sept. 1, with five days of sci-fi, fantasy, comics, gaming, cosplay, and pop culture programming across multiple hotels.

Starfleet Academy got a teaser trailer today at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 that not only offers our first real look at what to expect from the show, but also some references to the Trek of yesteryear — including a major Deep Space Nine reference.

Hence the Klingon Hamlet, which took years to compose and which maybe 100 people can appreciate. What a piece of work is man indeed. Or as Wil'yam Shex'pir put it, toH, chovnatlh Doj ghaH tlhIngan'e'.

A significant copyright tussle over the appropriate scope of “fan films” — and, by extension, fan fiction and the whole genre of “fan-generated” works — has erupted in the Central ...

Starfleet Academy creators faced a major question in their efforts to ensure that the new show was different and unique compared to the ones that had come before it.