The aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman remains in the eastern Mediterranean Sea as its crew assesses damage from a ...

Here's an early look at Starfleet's next crew. Cast members from 'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy' have dropped some new looks.

I wouldn’t expect a casual Star Trek fan or someone unfamiliar with the franchise to catch this wile watching Section 31, but I immediately picked up on this, and it continues to bother me.

Much of the “Star Trek: Section 31” production team is drawn from the proud ranks of “Discovery” artisans, including makeup department head Shaunna Llewellyn. “They brought all the ...

Considering at this point there are almost 1,000 episodes of television and 14 films, it took a while for me to find my footing in this vast universe of galaxies, space stations and starships ... this ...

Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 took place from 2258-2259, while Star Trek: Section 31 is set around 2324. In other words, the Guardian of Forever dropped Georgiou off nearly 70 years after the ...

We're leaving the Neutral zone and taking a stand with our list of the Star Trek movies, ranked worst to best. Just make sure you set your phasers to stun in the comment section if our views don ...

Section 31 is set in 2323 ... Our previous entry decried the lack of Starships, whereas this one focuses on the threads. While undercover, of course, Rachel Garrett isn't clad in the Monster ...

Star Trek: Section 31 ... To make matters worse, the Section 31 team has a mole in their midst that destroys their ship, stranding them. It is soon revealed that Fuzz is the mole and uses his ...

Michelle Yeoh returns to the character Philippa Georgiou in Star Trek: Section 31 (now on Paramount+), marking the ... "I didn't have to jump ship and go somewhere else where. ... My grass was always ...

The movie ends with the Section 31 control appearing through a hologram (played by the ever-so-amazing Jamie Lee Curtis, Yeoh’s Oscar-winning co-star from Everything Everywhere All at Once) and giving ...

No matter what side of the galaxy you're on regarding your opinion of Paramount+'s first-ever direct-to-streaming "Star Trek" film, "Section 31," we can at least all agree (hopefully) that the fun ...