TrekHeadlines: Five 2 Watch

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch. Screen Rant breaks down all seven banned Star Trek episodes, Inverse revisits the DS9 episode that went full Black Mirror thirty years ago, and ComicBook dot com counts down the ten sci-fi TV episodes that are simply unmissable. Plus in FYIscifi — Silo Season 3 gets a teaser trailer and He-Man returns in glorious collectible form. Six decades, five headlines, let's go.

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This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch — Inverse uncovers Gene Roddenberry's infamously salacious 55-year-old farce, Winter is Coming makes the case for the Tarantino Trek that never was, and BGR reveals the sexist NBC demand that changed Star Trek's original crew forever. Plus a TOS quiz to test your Trek knowledge, and Creation Entertainment brings the 60th anniversary celebration to Philadelphia - let’s go!

26-0508

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch, the Strange New Worlds Season 4 trailer drops with some ominous teases, Nana Visitor returns as Major Kira, and Paramount confirms Star Trek is heading back to the big screen. Plus, the bizarre story of how Trek helped a thief try to steal K.I.T.T. from Knight Rider, and TrekConvention dot com makes the case for Enterprise’s final season as the renaissance that came too late.

Sixty years, five headlines, let’s go.

26-0501

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch, Jonathan Frakes gets candid about the franchise's 60th anniversary stumbles, DS9 officially gets a successor series, and a Trek legend reveals the episode Patrick Stewart couldn't stand. Plus, Lower Decks gets a comic book sendoff worth celebrating, and Screen Rant makes the case for the greatest sci-fi quote ever written. Five headlines, all ahead warp factor five.

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch — Walter Koenig gets candid about a TOS performance that made him uncomfortable, Screen Rant delivers a stinging verdict on how Star Trek's 60th anniversary went sideways, and Reader's Digest serves up ten gloriously strange facts about William Shatner. Time magazine weighs in on the Trek episodes that changed television forever, and Inverse closes things out with a beautiful look at how Starfleet Academy finally completed Jake Sisko's story. Five headlines for a franchise that's been boldly going for six decades.

26-0417

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch, we count the biggest Starfleet losses in Trek history, uncover the R-rated Star Trek that almost was, and find out which 1967 episode was Leonard Nimoy's personal favorite, and why the answer will surprise you. Plus, a peek at where the franchise is headed next, and a bittersweet farewell from one of Trek's most beloved directors. Five headlines, warp speed.

26-0410

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch, we’re covering a lot of ground — from the piece of television history that almost never happened, to the future of the franchise under Paramount Skydance. Plus, William Shatner weighs in on the Starfleet Academy cancellation, the Season 1 finale gets a worthy send-off, and we uncover the surprisingly earthly reason Trek kept recycling those alien faces. Five headlines, one podcast, no latex required.

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch — we toast William Shatner's birthday with a Pluto TV streaming celebration, get candid with Marina Sirtis on why Picard Season 3 left her with mixed feelings, and say a reluctant goodbye to Starfleet Academy. Plus, we revisit the DS9 episode that rewrote the rules of Star Trek storytelling — and find out which beloved character nearly got the full Khan treatment. It's a week of highs, lows, and one very famous eel.

26-0327

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch — we count the biggest Starfleet losses in Trek history, uncover the R-rated Star Trek that almost was, and find out which 1967 episode was Leonard Nimoy's personal favorite, and why the answer will surprise you. Plus, a peek at where the franchise is headed next, and a bittersweet farewell from one of Trek's most beloved directors. Five headlines, warp speed.

26-0313

This week on TrekHeadlines Five to Watch — Cirroc Lofton returns as Jake Sisko in Starfleet Academy, and he’s got Avery Brooks’ blessing to prove it. Plus, the surprising health reason TNG’s uniforms got a redesign, a look at why DS9 has aged better than almost anything in the franchise, and the long-awaited, if bittersweet, confirmation on Avery Brooks and Captain Sisko’s future. And we close out with a little Friday fun, how well do you really know The Corbomite Maneuver? Five headlines worth watching.

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