Data returns to Trek in "Star Trek: Picard" in episode 6, but didn't he die in Star Trek: Nemesis? Here's how he lives again.

Lt. Commander Data (Brent Spiner) perished the first time in Star Trek: Nemesis; however, he would have died much earlier in Star Trek: Insurrection had the original script by Michael Piller been ...

None of this really matters, however, if Star Trek doesn't have a way for Data to return. As I said previously, there doesn't seem to be interest in a follow-up to Picard, despite the series ...

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Data is one of the most beloved characters in Star Trek, as well as sci-fi in general. His top-notch writing combined with Brent Spiner’s acting style to create a truly unique take on the ...

Star Trek: Lower Decks ... Although Data’s body made it back to the 24th century thanks to his comrades from the Enterprise-D coming to rescue him, his head was blown off in the process.

You may like Star Trek to Star Wars, The Fantastic Four to Predator — here are 10 sci-fi comic books coming your way in 2025; Sci-fi cult classic 'Event Horizon' scares up a prequel comic series ...

Data is the lifeblood of the robotics industry, yet its value is often overlooked and underprotected. Fortunately, Star Trek's Lieutenant Commander Data can teach us a thing or two about how a ...

Data and the body of B-4 or Lore in Star Trek: Picard season 3 episode 6, The Bounty. (Image credit: Paramount Pictures) Data, Lore and B-4 were all crafted in Noonian Soong's image, so it's ...

A benefit of Data's original android body was that he could add upgrades slowly over time to exceed his limitations. One of these upgrades was the floatation system that he used in Star Trek ...