I f you’re a Star Trek fan who’s ever thought about the franchise’s greatest villains, chances are that Khan Noonien Singh is one of the characters who comes to mind, if not being first ...

Star Trek III leans heavily on Wrath of Khan (that’s a good thing) The USS Grissom visits Genesis in Star Trek III Paramount. Grossing $76 million in domestic box office, Star Trek III was a ...

You could even ask him about "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan," still regarded as a high water mark for the "Trek" franchise. "It's judged by a lot of people as the best film we made," Shatner said.

Star Trek: Khan - Ceti Alpha V will cover the period of time after Khan and his cohort of genetically-engineered villains were exiled during the classic episode Space Seed and before Star Trek II: ...

Star Trek is all about doing the right thing, so La'an doesn’t kill a child innocent of wrongdoing. She grappled with heartache in the episode, but not where Khan was concerned.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) Image used with permission by copyright holder. The phrase “ad astra, per aspera” meaning “to the stars through hardships,” has been adopted by many ...

Lost’s Naveen Andrews voices the iconic Khan Noonien Singh while For All Mankind’s Wrenn Schmidt voices his wife, Marla McGivers, in the all-new scripted podcast Star Trek: Khan, which will ...

In the Star Trek universe, the Romulans and the Federation have a long history of conflicts. In Season 2, Episode 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, titled ‘Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow,’ a ...

Star Trek: The Wrath Of Khan was added to the Library of Congress’s National Film Registry, making it the first Trek movie to do so.

In Star Trek II, Khan and friends are accidentally found by Mr. Chekhov (Walter Koenig) and his new captain, who are scouting planets for candidacy in the Genesis Project, which aims to turn a ...