Trek Untold beams in a special guest from the third season of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" as we chat with Cillian O'Sullivan, AKA the new Dr. Roger Korby. We discuss Cillian's fandom and love of Star Trek TNG, his unique take on the role and what was used from Michael Strong's performance VS what's new for this modern version, working with Ethan Peck as Spock and Jess Bush as Nurse Chapel, being part of a historic episode for Trekkies with Trelane and Q, how George Micheal and WHAM! persist into the 23rd century pop-culture zeitgeist, and what we can expect to see from Dr. Korby as the series continues.

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If you like Star Trek toys and merchandise, this is the panel for you! Matthew Kaplowitz from Trek Untold was joined by Andrea Levine (from Nerd News Today and Insert Geek Here) and Jonathan Alexandratos to talk Trek toy history during Trek Long Island 2025. We brought in some rare items, including the first ever McDonald's Happy Meal tie-in (which was Star Trek), Trek Barbies, Kraft Star Trek marshmallow dispenser, and a bunch of other things, as well as some one-of-a-kind prototypes from Matthew's private collection. As if that wasn't enough, we are joined by a surprise guest - Star Trek DS9's Terry Farrell, who unboxes one of her action figures live on stage with us! This was plastic madness and a panel that toy collectors won't want to miss!

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During Trek Long Island 2025, Matthew spent time on stage with two of his favorite performers (and former guests of this podcast), Phil and Iona Morris. This brother and sister duo hit the stage for one of the most inspiring panels to ever happen at a Star Trek convention. By the time you finish this life-affirming episode, you'll be ready to do anything you put your mind to! Plus, we talk their many Star Trek appearances, growing up with their actor dad and "Mission: Impossible" star Greg Morris, Phil's comic collection and martial arts background, Iona's time as Storm in the X-Men animated series, "Murder, She Wrote" tales with Angela Lansbury, and amazing life advice and inspo from these two wonderful human beings.

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In the first of several episodes from Trek Long Island 2025, Matthew moderates a panel with DS9 royalty. Terry Farrell (Jadzia Dax) and Andrew Robinson (Garak) hit the stage to chat with this lucky podcast host about their DS9 action figures, Andrew's famous book "A Stitch in Time," Terry's appearance in "Transgender Tapestry" magazine in 1997, and respond to their characters becoming LGBTQ icons in modern times. Plus, they answer questions from the audience, all while avoiding fire alarms. No, seriously, our panel started with us being evacuated due to a mishap in the hotel, but we quickly got back on track for a very magical time with a room full of enthusiastic Trekkies! For more details on Trek Long Island, visit TrekLongIsland.com.

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Carey Foster appeared in the original TOS pilot, "The Cage," with Jeffrey Hunter as a character who ended up not making the final cut. However, she returned as a Starfleet officer clad in blue in the background of many episodes during the first season of the show.

Foster's time in Star Trek was the next step in her relationship with Gene Roddenberry, her uncle, who had previously cast her in an episode of "The Lieutenant." Her Hollywood career had little to do with acting until that point, predominantly working as a dancer in big budget musical movies and several features with Elvis Presley - a superstar she briefly dated!

Carey Foster stops by Trek Untold to tell us stories about working on these many sets, her dancing pedigree, and what she does today as an educator in the Montessori system of learning. Plus, her longtime friendship with Teri Garr, the risque choices of Gene Roddenberry in the original Star Trek pilot that almost got the show cancelled before it began, and the actual name of the Starfleet officer she played that was never revealed on TV!

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Trek Untold has the scoop on some hot new Star Trek merchandise coming in 2025 and beyond, courtesy of our chat with Ben Robinson.

It's been four years since Mr. Robinson joined this podcast to promote his work with Eaglemoss, a company that shut its doors in 2022. Now, Ben has moved on to become Creative Consultant on Fanhome for Star Trek product and Creative Director with Master Replicas for everything Sci-Fi, as well as writing Trek books, including helping Nana Visitor with her recent "Open A Channel" book.

Ben tells us what really happened with Eaglemoss Hero Collector, how Master Replicas became involved in Trek beginning with their purchase of the warehouse goods, and how that led Ben to work with them, as well as Fanhome. From there, it's a dive into what's new and on the way, including why Fanhome is focusing their starships on the new Trek shows instead of the legacy ones, answering the age-old question of why their ships aren’t always in scale with each other, thoughts on the potential of larger piece-by-piece subscription builds with new starships, all of the details about Master Replicas’ new action figure line (created in the style of the classic Playmates Star Trek figures from the 90s), plus much more across this episode that will bring out the collector in you (and make you wish you had more gold-pressed latinum in your vault).

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By the time the Delaney sisters finally appeared on-screen in "Star Trek: Voyager," their reputation already cemented them as legends. Heidi & Alissa Kramer brought these Starfleet twins to life, playing them in VOY's fifth season, "Thirty Days." These sisters have worked together for the course of their careers, being remembered for their appearances in classic Doublemint Gum commercials, "Slackers," "The Adventures of Pluto Nash," "Undressed," "Nash Bridges," and more. One of their favorite times was working together on VOY, performing alongside Garrett Wang and Robert Duncan McNeill to play the Twin Mistresses of Evil on a Captain Proton holoprogram. Learn all about these ladies, how being twins helped and hindered their career, their proudest moments, and advice for other twins who want to become professional actors, dancers, and performers

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Content Warning: This episode discusses some traumatic incidents that may trigger some audience members. Discretion is advised.

If Kira Nerys was a tough customer on "DS9," it's because Nana Visitor was even tougher in real life.

Nana returns to Trek Untold to discuss her amazing new book, "Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek," which explores how Star Trek portrayed and influenced women across all eras of the series. Featuring interviews with performers like Gates McFadden, Kate Mulgrew, Jeri Ryan, Soneqhua Martin-Green, Rebecca Romijn, Denise Crosby, Terry Farrell, Melissa Navia, and more (including sections on Trek's first ladies with Nichelle Nichols and Majel Barrett), plus the women who wrote, directed, and worked behind the scenes, "Open A Channel" offers a unique perspective of this sci-fi franchise that has remained untold—until now.

We also learn more about Nana's personal story of survival, as explained in her book, and how she has overcome the traumas in her life to emerge as a better person. We also discover how playing the role of Major Kira affected and intertwined with her life and how Kira has shaped who she is today. Plus, her message of hope for everyone heading into 2025!

By the end of this inspiring episode, you will have a newfound respect for Nana Visitor and all of the ladies who made Star Trek go at warp speed.

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As "Star Trek: Lower Decks" concludes after five seasons, Trek Untold sat down with executive producer and showrunner Mike McMahan to talk about his feelings on how it went down. We learn when he found out the sad news and how he and his team changed plans to adapt to this sudden final season, whether this finale was close or not to his original vision and plans, how he secured those amazing cameos with Jolene Blalock, Alfrew Woodard, Andrew Robinson, and Alexander Siddig, and his final thoughts on what the show meant to him.

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Joe Sikoryak has been a fan of Star Trek from the early days, and that includes being a part of some of the very first fan conventions in the franchise's history. Today, Joe is an illustrator who has written books and comics on his experiences from these times, and on this Trek Untold, he schools us with a history lesson on what these events were like.

Joe talks about cosplay before it was called that, what vendors sold, how the celebrities were and how the interactions differ today, his surprising encounters with William Shatner, and what it was like to be a fan of a canceled sci-fi show in its infancy before it grew into the monolith it is now.

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When We Were Trekkies (for more info and direct orders): https://www.joesikoryak.com/when-we-were-trekkies

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