TNG after 35 years -- Lofton's show, The 7th Rule, unites with Crosby to relive her experiences on the Trek series. On Wednesday, Cirroc Lofton's Star Trek show, The 7th Rule, announced that they are uniting with Denise Crosby to review every episode in which Crosby's character "Tasha Yar" appeared.  In a video from The 7th Rule's YouTube channel , Crosby states that she has never before gone though and watched her Next Generation episodes which ran from 1987 to 1988, until she came back in a few episodes of subsequent seasons. 35 years later, this will be her first full TNG viewing e ..read more

The popular Star Trek videocast and podcast is finishing the final season of Deep Space Nine and fans are speculating about what's next.  With just a handful of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes left to review, The Show That Jake and Nog Built is left with an existential decision -- what's next? There have been no shortage of guesses and suggestions from the fanbase, but The 7th Rule team has never said -- or even insinuated -- that there will be anything next. How it Started In January of 2019, Deep Space Nine's Aron Eisenberg ("Nog") assembled The 7th Rule -- named after the 7th ..read more

"Jake Sisko" and friends revisit this iconic television series.  Cirroc Lofton (Deep Space Nine's "Jake Sisko"), Ryan T. Husk, Malissa Longo, and their many Star Trek guests revisit and discuss DS9 episode every week on The 7th Rule.  Today marks the public premiere of their first episode of Season Seven, in which they review episode one, "Image in the Sand." This is the perfect time to join their DS9 journey, as this final season promises to have the most guests - producer, actors, writers, and professionals of all types.    The live premiere is today at 6pm PT / 9pm E ..read more

The 7th Rule Remasters And Remixes Its Star Trek Podcast Tuesday, May 31st, 2022 saw the launch of the newly remastered episodes of The 7th Rule - A Star Trek Podcast. This brainchild of the late Aron Eisenberg brought Deep Space Nine characters, Jake Sisko (Cirroc Lofton) and Nog (Aron Eisenberg), back together again - with the intent to revisit the series from the perspective of the two Star Trek alumni. The 7th Rule, produced and hosted by Ryan T Husk, has been a labor of love from its inception. Lofton and Husk took on the daunting task of maintaining and expanding the show since the un ..read more

William Sadler, who introduced us all to Section 31, says he'd be willing to reprise his role.  On Monday night's episode of The 7th Rule podcast , actor William Sadler suddenly popped into the live chat while Cirroc Lofton and Ryan T. Husk were reviewing Deep Space Nine's sixth season episode, "Inquisition." Star Trek fans will recall this is the episode in which "Sloan" -- played by Sadler -- eventually reveals to Julian Bashir (and the audience) the existence of a secret group known as Section 31 and tries to recruit the good doctor into it.   Mr. Sadler joined the live cha ..read more

VOTE for the nominees of the first ever annual Star Trek Awards Show! The top choices will be finalists in the 2022 LLAPy Awards!  LOS ANGELES, January 26, 2022- The team behind the first and biggest virtual science fiction convention are launching the first annual “ LLAPy Awards,” a live awards show to celebrate Star Trek. It will feature dozens of categories from a mixture of old and new, TV and movies. The live show will air on Sunday, March 20th, 2022, on the Virtual Trek Con YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/virtualtrekcon Nominees will be selected by fan voting in Facebook ..read more

Hints About the BIGGEST ANNOUNCEMENT Coming Tuesday, 1/25, and Where to Watch it   On last week's episode of Virtual Trek Con's "The Main Viewer" live show, the team stated that their biggest announcement ever will be coming on the following week's live show. That next show will be Tuesday, January 25th, at 5pm Pacific Time, 8pm Eastern.  Watch the LIVE SHOW HERE. Last week's announcement included a few hints. A fourth hint was posted in the Virtual Trek Con group, which can be found HERE. This is the group that, in July of 2020,  brought you the first and biggest virtual sc ..read more

Nog Takes It All Over the past several weeks, the Facebook group, The Andorian Memeing Consortium, conducted a tournament called, “Greatest Recurring Character on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.” Each pairing would garner votes for 48 hours via Facebook reaction emojis. The winner in each bracket would then proceed to the next round. The competition was fierce and the choices were often very difficult.  Nog’s rise to the victor’s seat began in a battle with the head of the Klingon Empire, Gowron. What was to follow for the ambitious young Ferengi would be some choices occurring within ou ..read more

A Hint T'Pol Is In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Right Under Our Noses? On a recent episode of Virtual Trek Con's Tuesday live show, " The Main Viewer, " Dr. Ann Marie Segal brought up the subject that Star Trek: Enterprise's T'Pol might be in the upcoming Strange New Worlds series. The panel surmised that, with Jolene Blalock being at last September's Star Trek Day event in Sherman Oaks, CA, coupled with the impression that Blalock doesn't usually go Star Trek events or conventions, we may have received an unintentional hint that she is returning to the Star Trek production universe. With ..read more

Cirroc Lofton proclaims this to the writer/producer of the episode. On The 7th Rule Podcast this past Thursday, Deep Space Nine's Jake Sisko, Cirroc Lofton, told Star Trek Prodigy's writer/producer, Aaron J. Waltke, that the animated show's most recent episode, "Kobayashi," is "the best new episode of Star Trek" he's ever seen.  Waltke was visibly moved by the sentiment and discussed how difficult the episode was to make as well as how important Star Trek is to him throughout the podcast which included the voice actress that portrays the ship's computer, Bonnie Gordon, and the show's co ..read more