In this episode, we dive into the latest buzz from the Star Trek Universe panel at New York Comic Con, with exciting updates on Section 31 and Lower Decks. Plus, we discuss some surprising rankings of the Next Generation cast based on their episode appearances—trust us, it’s not what you’d expect! We also revisit a shocking moment from Enterprise’s opening moments and ponder Brannon Braga’s thoughts on adding more edge to the series. And to wrap up, we celebrate two iconic anniversaries in Trek history. Join us for all the details!

Join Bill from TrekConvention as he dives into the latest Star Trek news and articles you may have missed! From the best Star Trek Day merch guide to insightful reflections from an acclaimed director, this episode covers it all. Plus, we’ll explore the fascinating history behind Captain Kirk’s casting and Leonard Nimoy’s most memorable roles outside of the Star Trek universe. Tune in for a full roundup of this week's must-read Trek content!

In this episode of host Eleanor Brittany dives into the latest happenings from the Trek universe.

First up, Heroes and Icons challenge listeners with a quiz on Dr. McCoy’s classic catchphrase, putting even die-hard fans to the test. Then, Giant Freakin Robot calls out a TNG film for having a misleading teaser trailer—fun, but confusing. Eleanor also shares her thoughts on Anson Mount’s desire to keep Strange New Worlds true to canon, bringing some relief to long-time fans, though she has her own mixed feelings as a Pike enthusiast. For those missing the franchise’s iconic villains, ScreenRant reports that Star Trek still has more Borg on the way, even after Picard’s third season. And lastly, Eleanor reflects on the passing of James Darren, known for his role as Vic Fontaine on Deep Space Nine. His portrayal of the beloved holographic character will live on in the hearts of fans everywhere.