Trelane, who first appeared in the 1967 episode The Squire of Gothos, was up to his usual tricks in the latest episode of ...

Strange New Worlds re-introduced a Star Trek legacy character with archaeological medicine expert, Roger Korby. Korby first ...

Strange New Worlds solved a decades-old mystery with Rhys Darby as a legacy character. Maybe. He plays a reality-altering ...

Strange New Worlds starts with something familiar. Spock. Chapel. Tension hangs in the air. Then suddenly, a twist. Somehow, Spock ends up engaged.

Wedding Bell Blues, the second episode of Season 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, concerns Spock and Chapel being drawn into a simulated wedding ceremony planned by a seemingly all-powerful entity.

Star Trek has finally confirmed a decades-old fan theory about the family connections between key cosmic foes.

If Darby is 'Trelane,' he was the perfect choice for the role. He plays the character with the precise amount of camp and childish hubris — at once old and much younger than his 8,020 'Earth years'.

You'd think the show itself would clarify who the mysterious bartender glimpsed in 'Wedding Bell Blues' actually is, but ...

In the two-part season 2 finale/season 3 opener " Hegemony ", Nurse Christine Chapel (Jess Bush) was on her way to a ...

Strange New Worlds season 3 premiere wastes no time pulling viewers back into its high-stakes universe of diplomatic tensions ...

Strange New Worlds has returned for its third season and, along the way, answered a question fans have asked since the ...

Hegemony, Part 2' and 'Wedding Bell Blues' make for a peculiar pairing, highlighting different struggles 'Strange New Worlds' ...