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2+ hour, 20+ min ago (500+ words) Ricky writes about video games for ComicBook. PlayStation Wrap says he spent over 1,000 hours in EA Sports FC 25 last year. Outside of games, he likes to watch Survivor, endlessly research NBA history, and climb rocks poorly. Star Trek: Bridge Crew has been available via PlayStation Plus for a bit now, but Sony recently announced that it's joining the list of games leaving in December. To be exact, Star Trek: Bridge Crew and the rest of this month's losses will leave PS Plus on December 2nd. Sony always updates the PS Plus lineup on the first Tuesday of a month, so you don't have long to jump into Bridge Crew to test it out. What is Star Trek: Bridge Crew? Star Trek: Bridge Crew is a virtual reality action-adventure game. That makes it difficult for many players to jump in because it…...

2+ hour, 45+ min ago (991+ words) Marco Vito Oddo is a writer, journalist, and Tomatometer-approved critic. Passionate about superhero comic books, horror, and Nintendo games, he has his byline added to portals such as ComicBook.com, We Got This Covered, The Gamer, and Collider. When he's not working, Marco Vito is reading, gaming, spending time with his dog, watching movies and TV [] The Stargate is officially dialing back in, as Amazon is reviving the beloved science fiction franchise with a new series in development for Prime Video. This project brings together a powerhouse creative team, uniting the original 1994 film's creators, Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin, with Stargate television veterans Martin Gero, Brad Wright, and Joe Mallozzi. Gero, who worked on SG-1, Atlantis, and Universe, will serve as the showrunner for this new chapter. The team has made it clear that this will not be a reboot…...

5+ hour, 50+ min ago (242+ words) Having become a strong overall performer throughout its first season, NBC officially granted a" full-season season two pickup to the medical drama Brilliant Minds. The renewal represents a meaningful vote of confidence in the show's concept and in the creative team behind it, and Zachary Quinto isn't shy about how grateful he is for the show's success. The news was especially exciting for Zachary Quinto, who stars in the series and also serves as one of its producers. Quinto spoke about about the renewal and said he's never had a more fulfilling or collaborative experience working on a television project. That made the announcement even more of a welcome surprise. Click on the media bar below to hear Zachary Quinto. This perspective allows the series to explore deeper themes involving identity, memory, and the mysteries of the human mind. By…...

6+ hour, 24+ min ago (626+ words) | December 1, 2025 | By: Anthony Pascale 1 comments so far Apparel maker Hero Within has been an active part of the Star Trek community, making a variety of licensed Star Trek apparel items since 2019. However, the company says that this year's Skydance/Paramount merger has changed things and they can no longer afford to be an official licensee. TrekMovie talked to owner Tony Kim to find out more. Hero Within Picard field jacket Regarding the pivot to focus on Trek, Tony Kim tells TrekMovie: "We had very little capacity for Star Trek while creating merch for Marvel and DC" We made the strategic decision to not continue with those other brands. Star Trek was my first love and I wanted to focus our energy on making quality jackets for Trek fans." The Trek focus was fortuitous as it coincided with the launch of…...

6+ hour, 37+ min ago (554+ words) An experienced journalist in the entertainment sector, Tom Bacon was formerly Head of Star Wars at ScreenRant. He's a lifelong follower of some of the biggest franchises out there, including Doctor Who and Marvel, and absolute adores pretty much any form of transmedia. You can find him on Twitter, LinkedIn, or on Muckrack. Tom has [] The rivalry between Star Wars and Star Trek is the stuff of legends " at least as far as the fandoms are concerned. But this year has been a big one as far as Star Wars is concerned, with the Emmy-award-winning Andor Season 2 releasing to near-universal acclaim. The timing became significant, with showrunner Tony Gilroy considering Andor the most important story he'll ever work on. It seems he's not alone in that estimation, too. Speaking to ScreenRant's Ash Crossan, Star Trek: Discovery creator Bryan Fuller spoke…...

6+ hour, 50+ min ago (544+ words) So it makes sense that when she reprised the role of Seven of Nine for Star Trek: Picard, Ryan wore regular clothes, just like everyone else. And when Seven rejoined Starfleet and became first officer ... As much as we all love "90s Star Trek, there is one thing that"s hard to defend. Each of the four series produced in the era features one female cast member who wears a skin-tight cat suit instead of the uniform: Troi on The Next Generation, Major Kira on Deep Space Nine, T"Pol in Enterprise, and Seven of Nine in Voyager. As galling as the look can be for viewer, one of the actors who had to wear it defends the suffocating costume, or at least her decision to wear it. Speaking at the ST: CHI convention in Chicago (via TrekMovie), Voyager star Jeri…...

7+ hour, 6+ min ago (491+ words) The year is winding down, and with Star Trek not starting back up until the 2026 TV schedule has started, now is as good of a time as any to check up on actors from past shows and get their takes on them. Many were doing just that at the recent ST: CHI Trek To Chicago event, where Jeri Ryan talked about her iconic catsuit on Voyager. Star Trek: Voyager had tons of WTF moments fans called out back in the day, but Seven of Nine's catsuit being controversial feels like a take that's gotten more spotlight in the modern day. Ryan was recently asked about her reaction at the time to being asked to play a character that was presented sexually, and the actress told attendees why she was ok with it (via TrekMovie.com): I was involved in all…...

7+ hour, 23+ min ago (223+ words) Doctor Who fans have something real to get excited about! The BBC dropped the first trailer for The War Between the Land and the Sea, a UNIT-focused spin-off that drags the Sea Devils back into the spotlight, and honestly, it looks way better than anyone expected. The whole thing has a heavy, storm-soaked vibe that fans note feels like someone smashed together the moodier bits of '70s-'80s Who with the early-2000s comeback energy. The nostalgia hits pretty hard watching it. UNIT stepping up front and center feels like slipping back into the era when the show leaned a bit more on weighty, less "zany" stories. And the Sea Devils actually look legitimately good! You can almost picture older fans nudging their kids and going, "These guys scared the heck out of me when I was your age." Seeing the reaction online,…...

7+ hour, 45+ min ago (186+ words) On this week's episode of WeeklyTrek " TrekCore's news podcast " host Alex Perry is joined by Infinite Diversity host Thad Hait'to discuss all the latest Star Trek news. ' ' This week, Alex and his guest discuss the following stories from TrekCore and around the web: TrekCore: "Spider-Man: Homecoming' Writers Jonathan Goldstein and John [] On this week's episode of WeeklyTrek " TrekCore's news podcast " host Alex Perry is joined by Infinite Diversity host Thad Hait'to discuss all the latest Star Trek news. ' ' This week, Alex and his guest discuss the following stories from TrekCore and around the web: In addition, stick around to hear Thad signal he's open for more stunt casting to be used on the Kurtzman-era Star Trek shows, and Alex offers some thoughts on the Voyager documentary's delays. WeeklyTrek is available to subscribe and download each week on Apple Podcasts, Google…...

8+ hour, 30+ min ago (588+ words) In addition to his decades of writing and reviewing experience, Witney Seibold has also been podcasting professionally since 2011 as the co-host of "The B-Movies Podcast" and then the Critically Acclaimed Network, both with co-host William Bibbiani. He once served as film editor for the defunct newspaper NoHo>LA, and he has written for CraveOnline, Nerdist, IGN, and Blumhouse. A Battlestar Galactica Star Lost Her Hair When The Sci-Fi Show Refused To Let Her Wear A Wig Ronald D. Moore's small screen reboot of Glen A. Larson's 1978 series "Battlestar Galactica" was far more successful than its forebear. The original "Battlestar Galactica" lasted for a single 24-episode season, but it wasn't renewed. It remained on the air thanks to reruns, however, and retained a certain amount of cultural cache throughout the 1990s. In the early 2000s, Moore, fresh off of gigs writing for ultra-successful "Star Trek…...