Deep Space Nine” characters Doctor Julian Bashir (Alexander Siddig) and Mister Elim Garak (Andrew Robinson) brimmed with chemistry throughout that series’ run - but if there was anything real behind their relationship,

Lower Decks may be saying farewell, but the series’ penultimate episode this week still found time to boldly take two fan-favorite characters where they were always meant to go. Lower Decks, CBS’s loving animated satire of the live-action Star Trek franchise,

Star Trek: Lower Decks puts a human spin on the legendary Deep Space Nine character Curzon Dax.

"Fissure Quest" is the latest super-smart example of how "Trek" is handling its shared universe better than "Star Wars", Marvel or pretty much anyone else. It also has an impressive collection of Harry Kims.

It was an absolute highlight of the season to see this little ship back in action. Moreover, this was the first time since What You Leave Behind that we'd been treated to full interiors. Bridge, corridors, quarters, engineering, sickbay, they were all there, beautifully animated, in Fissure Quest.

The Latest Episode of ‘Lower Decks’ Stirs the Pot with a Controversial Relationship Reveal! In a move that has delighted, bewildered (and likely disgusted some) Star Trek fans, the penultimate episode of “Star Trek: Lower Decks,

Red alert! This article contains spoilers for the latest episode of "Star Trek: Lower Decks." If "Lower Decks" had to end with its fifth and final season, at least it continues to go out on the highest of notes (as /Film's Jacob Hall noted in his review) with a string of episodes that feel as fitting as can be.

Enterprise" know how things ended for Trip and T'Pol in the Prime Universe, but what if they got another chance in the multiverse?