A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A big part of the push came from Barry Diller, then head of Paramount Pictures. Diller was chasing a dream he’d had for years: ...

Star Trek almost returned to television in the 1970s with Star Trek: Phase II, a live-action continuation of Star Trek: The Original Series. Produced by The Roddenberry Archive and OTOY, Lost Voyages: ...

A fascinating look back at the potential 'Star Trek' sequel TV show includes some incredible imaginings of what the new USS 'Enterprise' may have looked like. Reading time 2 minutes The existence of ...

Of all the eras of Star Trek’s long history, the 1970s are filled with the most contradictions. After its cancellation by NBC in 1969, the original Star Trek series was almost instantly reborn as a ...

When people think of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, they tend to think of it as the moment the franchise finally made the leap from television to the big screen. What often gets lost in that narrative ...

A new documentary from OTOY and The Roddenberry Archive has been released that gives an insight into a long-forgotten Star Trek television series that many fans probably don’t even know was once in ...

Though the "Star Trek" franchise has become one of Paramount's biggest success stories, with its shows frequently appearing among the best series to ever grace UPN and its films becoming box office ...

Explores the unproduced "Star Trek: Phase II", Gene Roddenberry's proposed 1970s revival of "Star Trek", and the forces that led to its demise. Featuring digital renders created by the Roddenberry ...

By the spring of 1968, Star Trek had become something television had rarely seen before: a series whose viewers refused to ...