Somewhere in the cellar of Paramount Pictures, there's a Post-it note which says, ‘I do not want to hear Patrick Stewart's name mentioned again ever! signed Gene Roddenberry. Man.

Roddenberry wanted a distinct and new kind of captain, ... Signed Gene Roddenberry.'" Once he did get the part, Stewart didn't feel that Roddenberry truly embraced him as the character.

Like galactically minded father, like son: Eugene Wesley “Rod” Roddenberry Jr. has signed on to executive-produce CBS’ Star Trek reboot, TVLine has learned.Roddenberry Jr., president of ...

Most of Gene Roddenberry’s lost work was stored on the 1970s and 1980s era 5.25-inch disk, ... DriveSavers received a signed photo of the Star Trek creator in front of his computer from his son.

Roddenberry went into a meeting, and seemed startled afterwards to discover that he was actually signed up to produce a new Star Trek. At that point, in 1986, he’d been planning to retire ...

Gene Roddenberry would've had hope for you anyway. When he launched Star Trek in 1966, its high concept (no one called it that) was "Wagon Train to the Stars": a Western in space.

Gene Roddenberry’s son Rod Roddenberry is producing with Trevor Roth; the duo serves as executive producers on current series “Star Trek: Discovery” and “Star Trek: Picard.” ...