Captain's Log: Starfleet Academy's Final Season Has a Date — March 2027, With Bill Nighy as Nahla's Estranged Father
At NYCC, Paramount+ set the premiere of Starfleet Academy season 2 for March 2027 and announced Bill Nighy and Rosemarie DeWitt as guest stars. Here's what was revealed, plus what happened when Ben Stiller sat down with William Shatner.
Captain's Log: Ben Stiller Will Interview William Shatner at NYCC — A Lifelong Fan Gets the Center Chair for Star Trek's 60th
Variety reports that Ben Stiller will moderate a conversation with William Shatner at the Star Trek panel at New York Comic Con on October 10. Here's the connection between the two, how the panel is structured, and what to watch for.

Captain's Log: Kirk Comes Home to New York to Meet Starfleet Academy's Final Class
William Shatner will share a New York Comic-Con stage with the cadets of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's last season on October 10 — a 60th-anniversary panel that puts the franchise's first captain across the table from the newest, and final, generation of Starfleet officers it will ever train on screen.

Captain's Log: Holly Hunter Says the Quiet Part Out Loud — "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 — 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 — it's about the ones who built the ship.
Captain's Log: The Quest for "Pure" Storytelling — 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?