is the fifth chapter in the nine-part saga that ends Star Trek: DS9, with characters moving into their places like pieces on a chess board, as each side angles for their own brand of victory ...

He was board-certified in both Cardiology ... and vacationing in scenic areas of the U.S. He also enjoyed Star Trek, golf, reading, tennis, and online chess. He loved photography, especially ...

The cost of tariffs on board games, dolls, cards and role playing games, discussed by game makers, doll designers, comic ...

Terry Bursey writes about how their experience as an 'atypical human navigating a less-than-hospitable alien world.' ...

"Lux" pits The Doctor and Belinda against the villainous cartoon Mr. Ring-A-Ding in a fun, if overstuffed episode of 'Doctor ...

Board of Education. That order was not enforced ... Bouie: The first — David, I’m sure you’ll be familiar with “Star Trek: First Contact.” French: Oh, yeah. Bouie: — when Capt.

King Randor (Diedrich Bader), and the return of a long-lost relative voiced by Star Trek’s William Shatner. Meanwhile, Teela (Melissa Benoist) enlists her former rival, the woman formerly known ...

You don't have to be fluent in Klingon, or know how to operate a Turbolift, or be able to untangle a particularly thorny Kobayashi Maru to know that visiting a "Star Trek" ship, or at least a ...

You can find him at Threads @mickmartin182. Over the course of 46 years, "Star Trek" has released 14 films; from 1979's "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" to this year's streaming movie "Star Trek ...