
Captain's Log: Twenty-Five Years Since Broken Bow β Why Enterprise Still Deserved Better
This month marks 25 years since Star Trek: Enterprise premiered on UPN, and the show still gets treated like the franchise's awkward younger sibling. It shouldn't. Revisit the Xindi arc with fresh eyes and you'll find one of Trek's most ambitious, most misunderstood runs.
Captain's Log: Sixty Years to the Day β How the Whole Planet Is Celebrating September 8
Star Trek Day lands on its actual 60th anniversary this year, and Paramount isn't treating it like a marketing bullet point β four restored films back in theaters, TOS episodes on the big screen for the first time ever, a Guinness World Record attempt for the Vulcan salute, and a new season for the franchise's youngest audience yet. Here's the full week, laid out.

Captain's Log: Kate Mulgrew on the Weight of Being First β Janeway at 60
In a new 60th-anniversary interview, Kate Mulgrew reflects on what it actually cost and meant to become Star Trek's first female captain β and on the young women in STEM who tell her, decades later, that Janeway is the reason they're in the room. It's worth sitting with what that first season really required of her.

Captain's Log: Holly Hunter Says the Quiet Part Out Loud β "The Definition of Star Trek Is Woke"
In a new interview, Holly Hunter reflects on Starfleet Academy's cancellation, the backlash over its diverse cast, and William Shatner's blunt response to the critics. It's a fight Star Trek has been having with itself since 1968 β and it's worth remembering who won it then.
Captain's Log: The Sixty-Year Mission Finally Puts the Whole Crew in One Theater
A new theatrical documentary, "The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and The World," lands in Regal Cinemas October 9 with Shatner, Koenig, Takei, Frakes, Spiner, and more spanning six decades of the franchise. For once, a Trek anniversary project isn't about a new show β it's about the ones who built the ship.

Captain's Log, Stardate 2026.7.11: The Great Convergence at San Diego
As we approach the 60th anniversary of the first voyage of the original Enterprise, Star Trek takes over San Diego Comic-Con to celebrate where we've been and where we're going. From Hall H spectacles to the imminent return of Strange New Worlds, the franchise proves that its vision of the future is more relevant than ever.
Captain's Log: Facing the Dark β Ro Laren and the Horror of the Shadow Frontier
Star Trek is venturing into the shadows with the announcement of Star Trek: Shadow Frontier. With the return of the incomparable Ro Laren, the franchise proves that the most terrifying frontiers aren't always in deep space, but within.
Captain's Log: Into the Mind's Eye β Why 'Shadow Frontier' is the Boldest Leap in Trek History
Star Trek is venturing into psychological horror with the announcement of 'Shadow Frontier,' starring the incomparable Ro Laren. It's a daring departure that promises to explore the darkest corners of the Federation's psyche.
Captain's Log: From Horror to City-Building β The Bold New Frontiers of Trek Gaming
Star Trek is expanding its reach into unexpected territories. From the psychological depths of a horror experience to the strategic heights of colony simulation, the franchise is proving that its universe is too vast for just one medium.
Captain's Log: The Final Frontier Now Includes Colony Sims and Cosmic Horror
Summer Game Fest 2026 just expanded the Star Trek universe in ways we didn't see coming. From the dark corridors of a horror experience to the strategic challenges of colony building, the franchise is venturing into bold new genres.

Captain's Log: The Kelvin Timeline Hits a Warp Core Breach β Why the Star Trek 4 Cancellation Is a Logical Pivot
After years of development limbo, the Chris Pine era of Star Trek has officially been shelved. As we look toward a new reboot, we analyze what the end of the Kelvin timeline means for the franchise's future.
Captain's Log: The Quest for "Pure" Storytelling β Is Strange New Worlds Returning to its Roots?
As we prepare for the July arrival of Season 4, the producers of 'Strange New Worlds' are promising a return to "pure" storytelling. But in a franchise defined by its icons, does the absence of William Shatner signal a new era of independence, or a missing piece of the puzzle?

Captain's Log: The Next Generation of Hope β Breaking Down the Starfleet Academy Trailer
The wait for the next frontier is almost over. With the official trailer for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy now live, we get our first glimpse at the cadets who will carry the torch of discovery into 2027.
