Because the animated Star Trek series was not nearly as expensive as a live-action show and some of the cast took on dual roles to voice one-off characters and regular cast members, this allowed ...

Since then, there have been two more live-action series as well as two animated ones, plus a slew of new characters that have been added to the "Star Trek" universe debuting in those shows.

Over the weekend, “Star Trek” Twitter reflected that tension. “Totally out of character,” said one ... a member of the Gen-X-era Saturday morning cartoon “Scooby Doo,” recently ...

He returned to voice the character in "Star Trek: The Animated Series" from 1973 to 1974. Kirk remains many people's favorite captain of the Enterprise and "Trek" captain in general, as he set the ...

Star Trek fans have celebrated the return of a once ‘despised’ character (Picture: CBS via Getty Images) Star Trek viewers seem to have finally embraced a character who was once dubbed the ...

Sirtis (and Frakes) voiced lead roles in the animated ... joined the cast of “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.” He’s appeared in more “Trek” shows than any other character.

Star Trek kind of abandoned him after Wesley walked off the screen of Next Generation. No one’s really touched where this character is ... all have great sci-fi animated adventures in the ...

For decades, Jean-Luc Picard of "Star Trek" has largely been presented as genteel and at times buttoned up. Now he's someone who has uttered the F-word for the world to hear. A healthy online ...