Chekov and Tuvok get ominous in this new web series trailer, titled Star Trek: Renegades.

Coming from the creators of Star Trek: Of Gods and Men, the series claims it will be "not your grandfather's Star Trek," whatever that means. Just as long as it's better than the VHS game.

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Okay, so it's unconfirmed news, but the title of J.J. Abrams' next Star Trek movie has possibly been revealed. The Internet sleuths at Comingsoon.net found two domains registered through Markmonitor, an anonymous domain registry service used in the past by Paramount Pictures.

A recent interview with Chris Pine (Captain Kirk) hinted at a darker journey for the Enterprise crew, which makes the rumored title Star Trek Into Darkness seem more than appropriate.

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In honor of Star Trek: TOS's 46th anniversary (September 8), today's Google homepage doodle is wonderfully interactive and elaborate, right down to the diamond-packed Gorn cannon. Have fun!

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What's wrong with this picture? Absolutely nothing. This scene comes from the totally bonkers old Star Trek coloring books -- and it's not even the strangest one.

Some of the best pages have been compiled, and they're nothing short of delightful. Bizarre, solid-gold delightful.

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A truly commendable fan noticed that Paramount was about to junk the entire Enterprise D bridge set from Star Trek: TNG, and snapped that puppy up with a mission to rebuild.

There's a Kickstarter in the works, and when it's built, the set should be open to the public.

Open to the public? Who wants to get married on the bridge?

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The Star Trek universe stretches over a wide range of time and space, with most new installments launching in their own realm. However, a new unofficial web series is telling the story from the point when Captain Kirk, Spock and the rest of the original gang walked off the set forever back in 1969.

Star Trek Continues isn't set for full production until October, but the first few released scenes indicate a faithful reconstruction of 1960s-era sci-fi.

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If you're going to crash a wedding, make sure it's the one with the light-up Borg Cube cake. It looks just tasty enough to assimilate.

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