With his eagerness to learn the human ways, Lieutenant Commander Data, portrayed by Brent Spiner, became one of the more beloved characters in the Star Trek universe.

In the 1992 Star Trek: The Next Generation two-parter ... but it also raises a larger question: is Data’s head the same robot head in all timelines? What would happen if Data’s head from ...

In an insurance context, some insurers may charge high premiums or deny coverage altogether for robot-supported ... Take Command of Your Data In one episode, Star Trek's Data is kidnapped during ...

Robert Zemeckis has promised we'll never see another Back To The Future movie, but the DeLorean will try to last forever. A ...

After fans suffered through the ignominious death of Data in Star Trek: Nemesis ... The dried-up husk of a not-robot bearing his name in this show is absolutely nothing like him.

Streaming News Star Trek's Brent Spiner Was Asked About Returning As Data After Picard Season 3, And Didn't Leave Us Guessing With His Response Streaming News Black Mirror's USS Callister Sequel ...

The addition of D6 follows a long Star Trek tradition of incorporating memorable artificial companions. From Data in The Next Generation ... This new robot sidekick could potentially serve a ...

He has in-depth knowledge of Comics as a whole, being a fan for over 40 years and covering them at Looper, Digital Trends, and Giant Freakin Robot ... of 46 years, "Star Trek" has released ...

To support her vision of some future technology, Millett pointed to the Star Trek: The Next Generation character Data, a sentient android who memorably wrote a poem to his cat, which is jokingly ...