Nickelodeon and CBS Television Studios today officially revealed the title and logo for its all-new animated series STAR TREK: PRODIGY
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Nickelodeon and CBS Television Studios announced the greenlight of a new animated “Star Trek” series to be developed by Emmy Award winners Kevin and Dan Hageman and overseen for Nickelodeon by Ramsey Naito, EVP, Animation Production and Development, Nickelodeon.
Things must be going well for the CBS All Access App, even amid reports of constant crashing, complaints of cost, F-bombs, and the likes, CBS has renewed Star Trek: Discovery for a second season.
If you’ve been wondering (worrying?) about Star Trek: Discovery, the new trailer may be just the thing you need.
We’ve been wondering when the premiere for Star Trek: Discovery would happen. This morning, CBS released that date, and it is a lot sooner than we thought it would be.
McFarlane Toys has signed a toy license deal with CBS Consumer Products to create figures, role play weapons and accessories for the new Star Trek: Discovery television series.
Yesterday, during the CBS upfronts, the network unveiled the first look at Star Trek: Discovery.
Though Star Trek Discovery is plagued by problems, hangups and delays, CBS has released a new video giving us our first look at the sets and costumes from the show.
Word out of H’wood has producer Bryan Fuller leaving the upcoming Star Trek: Discovery from CBS.
Star Trek fans may be freaking out a bit more than usual today after CBS announced it is bumping the new Star Trek: Discovery series from a January 2017 launch to May 2017.
If you plan on watching CBS’s Star Trek Discovery series, you’re going to have to plunk down $5.99/month to do it. If you want to watch it commercial free, you’re going to pay even more.
Back in the ’80s there was nothing better than MacGyver. Well, okay, there was the A-Team, Charlie’s Angels, Dallas, Dukes of Hazard, but when it came to mixing science with action, the mullet headed MacGyver was the joy of my youth, and the bane of my physics teacher. CBS is reviving the franchise this fall, and has cast Lucas Till in the Richard Dean Anderson role. The first trailer for the series has dropped, and… well… you’ll just have to see it for yourself.
A number of us have been wondering what the title of the CBS Star Trek series would be, and during the Star Trek Comic-Con panel on Saturday, we got our answer.
At first, the announcement that Netflix had secured an exclusive deal with CBS to stream the upcoming Star Trek series 24 hours after release, seemed like a joyous bit of news, but when it comes to charging you for your hard earned monies, CBS wants it more.