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This week, Star Trek: Prodigy dropped the first trailer for its second season, and it’s full of all the sort of good Star Trek action you’d want—even more so if, like me, you’re a Voyager fan.

There is a lot to love about Deep Space Nine before it quote unquote “Gets Good.” The show’s first two seasons are, in a lot of ways, about the things many praise DS9's

A lot of Star Trek opinion is based on the paradoxical idea that the series within the franchise simply “get good” at some point.

Star Trek likes to imagine itself as a franchise that is largely above conflict, but it is defined by it: and how its most idealized heroes in Starfleet and t

Star Trek has rarely been a series suited to action figures.

Star Trek’s idyllic utopia might try to move past it, but it is defined by conflict.

Not every conflict goes the way of Star Trek’s heroes—Pyrrhic victories, momentary defeats, escapes from scrapes that leave them bloody-nosed.

Deep Space Nine, which turned 30 this month, is most remembered for its later seasons, which radically challenged the tenets

When Star Trek: Picard returns next month, as well as the iconic TNG crew it’ll be bringing a similarly iconic vessel as well—