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May 9 - Back To The Basics For Stewart
Former Captain Picard on 'Star Trek' and its influence on him. Plus: Stewart nominated for several awards.

May 9 - Wheaton On 'Reinventing Star Trek'
'Star Trek' actor and fan on expectations for 'Star Trek XI'

May 6 - Quinto On The Impact Of Playing Spock
In addition to his work on 'Heroes', Quinto is well-prepared for his role as the popular Vulcan.

May 6 - 'Star Trek: The Next Generation" To Appear On Sci-Fi Channel
The Sci-Fi channel is the third cable channel to acquire the rights to 'Star Trek: The Next Generation'.

May 5 - 'Star Trek' Technology On The Way - Part II
Instant communication device makes life easier for health professionals and patient families alike.

May 5 - 'Star Trek' Technology Is On The Way
Universal Translator of 'Star Trek' is under development today.

May 4 - 'Star Trek: The Experience' To End?
2008 may be the last year for the Las Vegas Hilton based 'Star Trek' attraction.

May 2 - Retro Review: The Price
When a group of delegates gathers to bid on the rights to a stable wormhole, Troi falls for one of the Federation's competitors.

May 2 - Shades Of A 'Star Trek' Tricorder
New handheld medical scanners similar to the tricorder of 'Star Trek'

May 2 - Takei On Casting Cho
Sulu character meant to represent Asia according to George Takei.

May 2 - 'Star Wars' Fan Abrams On Making New 'Star Trek'
Abrams on improving 'Star Trek'. Plus: Harrison Ford visits 'Star Trek XI' set.

May 1 - Interview: Keith R. A. DeCandido
The longtime 'Trek' author discusses his latest projects, his start in the business, the end of the S.C.E. line of novels and his thoughts on 'Star Trek XI' with TrekToday.

Apr 30 - Two Uhuras And Star Trek XI
Saldana on meeting the original Uhura and the original Uhura on visiting the 'Star Trek XI' set.

Apr 29 - Tahir On Playing Captain Robau
Acting in 'Star Trek' is like a return to childhood days for Faran Tahir.

Apr 29 - Porco 'Planetary Police Woman' For 'Star Trek XI'
Leader of the Imaging Science team on NASA'S Cassini mission to Saturn is ready for her consultant role on 'Star Trek XI'
 
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