Since its debut in 1987, Star Trek: The Next Generation has been a significant part of global popular culture. The character Wesley Crusher, portrayed by actor Wil Wheaton, has played a substantial ...

The last time we looked at the topic of Wil Wheaton's ("The Next Generation," The Ready Room podcast) Wesley Crusher, Star Trek: Picard showrunner & executive producer Terry Matalas explained why it ...

The Next Generation, which followed a very different crew of intrepid explorers on their voyages through the stars. The new ...

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Wil Wheaton's residuals from his time as Wesley Crusher on Star Trek kept him going, on Bleeding Cool yesterday. This world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but at Bleeding Cool, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Well, if there's one thing that we have learned through like 60 years of Star Trek, It's that anything is possible. Like no one's ...

Sam is a News Editor for Collider and a known lover of all things sci-fi and horror. She spends her days editing news stories, coodrinating exclusives, and working closely with writers to deliver ...

When Crusher left the Enterprise back in 1990, he was an Ensign, having been promoted by Captain Picard (after he was initially commissioned as an acting Ensign for “outstanding performance in the ...

If you watched the Star Trek panels Wednesday night, particularly the Strange New Worlds panel, you know that a lot of legacy characters are being brought back in the upcoming series. Characters like ...

Captain Picard shouting “Shut up, Wesley” in the season 1 Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Datalore” has gone down in history as one of the most famous lines in the series. Now the hate for ...

Anyone who has spent any time with the various Star Trek TV series has had a discussion (or, more likely, an argument) about which of the series’ captains is the best (Kirk, obviously). More ...