Expressing the sentiment that prejudice is a weakness of humanity, Data’s heartfelt speech reflects Star Trek’s value of ...

Data was one of Star Trek's brightest characters, but he made a shockingly dark decision in this excellent Next Generation episode.

Ironically, these characters are often the most memorable, iconic, and beloved by fans precisely because they don’t fit the mold, and the latest addition to the duty roster is no exception. She’s loud ...

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After his character Data died in Star Trek: Nemesis, Brent Spiner was done with Star Trek. Then Star Trek: Picard came around on Paramount+, and he once again reprised the character in a series of ...

Joshua Kristian McCoy is a freelance writer and film critic from the United States. He is a lifelong film buff, a voting member of the Georgia Film Critics Association, a tournament-winning Smash Bros ...

The Next Generation, which followed a very different crew of intrepid explorers on their voyages through the stars. The new series exceeded expectations, kicking off a golden age for the franchise ...

In “Surrender,” Data is finally able to defeat his evil brother Lore within a shared mindscape. While Data accomplishes this with some classic Sherlock Holmes tricks, one specific memory has more ...

In 1987, Gene Roddenberry somehow managed to find a cast that was as watchable and loaded with the same level of chemistry as the original "Star Trek" for "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Patrick ...