Kate Mulgrew is set to attend a Screening of her short film "The Response" in Washington D.C. on June 30th. Apparently every member of the U.S. Congress was emailed an invitation for a screening at 4pm on the 30th, with another screening for the public scheduled for 6:30pm. The 6:30pm public screening is free with a panel discussion/Q&A to follow at 7:15pm., but you must RSVP to attend (info below).

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With the recent announcement of his retirement, Leonard Nimoy has been hitting the convention circuit pretty heavily.  Not that we're complaining.  We definitely want to see him before he buys a condo and moves to Florida.  With the retirement news though, we just assumed that Vegas Khhaaan! was going to be his last show.  Apparently not.  It looks like the 44th annual Chi-town convention could be our Vulcan friend's last show (maybe).  So, if you're looking for a chance to get a photo or autogarph with Mr. Nimoy beyond Vegas, you still have a chance.  

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If your here reading this article, more than likely your a Star Trek fan and you probably no that we are too. We love pretty much everything that's available from our favorite sci-fi series, right down to the funny and sometimes just interesting bloopers that happen on set

This leads us into another edition of the Youtube Video Round-up Star Trek Bloopers edition!! (que cheesy echo) We've scoured youtube for bloopers from every series and even Star Trek XII. Set back, relax with a Raktajino and enjoy!

Star Trek: TOS Bloopers (apparently there were lots of door problems in the 60s)

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Garrett Wang is Indianapolis this weekend for the 14th annual Starbase Indy SciFi Convention.  And, Scott Thien from Indianapolis Star was able to get an interview before the Con.  Garrett talks about his life growing up in the south and the racism he dealt with there as well as his love for trek and all things SciFi.  Check out an excerpt from the interview below.

“Being in the South really impacted my life,” Wang (pronounced “wong”), 40, said by phone recently, recalling his high school days growing up in Memphis, Tenn. “Having to deal with racial epithets every day really molds your life.”


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Famed Star Trek artist Mike Okuda, responsible for so much of the look and feel of the Next Generation era, has also made quite a name for himself designing patches and insignias for various NASA missions.  His latest work includes patches for the Constellation, Ares I-X, and Orion Missions.

As reported by Cleveland.com, Mike explains "I love the style of military unit or squadron emblems, that wonderful sense of bravado, since that's such a big part of NASA's culture."  Check out the article exerpt below.


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Here are the answers to this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents. If you haven't tried your hand at the challenge check out the quiz here. Big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.

Star Trek: Voyager
Season 5, Episode 24 “Relativity”

Grading at the bottome of the page.

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Here's this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents. As always a big hand to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the awesome content.

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This week, Trekcast offers something very special... An interview with ultimately human holographic doctor from Star Trek: Voyager; Robert Picardo. 

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In a recent interview with Gamespot, Kate Mulgrew talks about her role in Bioware's forthcoming release Dragon Age: Origins.  She also discusses her character "Flemeth" and how liberating it can be to work as a voice actor.

GameSpot: You have very broad experience in TV, film, and theater. Tell us your thoughts on taking this different path of being a voice actor for a game.


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