In the utopian future of Star Trek, Section 31 is a grim anomaly.Creator Gene Roddenberry’s vision of humanity has evolved beyond greed and bigotry, allowing our species to band together and ...

But Section 31 is not the sort of organization you quit, so Reed's former boss Harris (first names are, apparently, optional), didn't hesitate to bring his unwitting sleeper agent back into the fold.

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. Section 31 has been a sorely divisive concept for “Star Trek” fans ever since it was introduced in “Deep Space Nine.”Some view its the covert, autonomous ...

Section 31 is the subject of the new Star Trek film for Paramount+, starring best actress winner Michelle Yeoh. She’ll reprise her Star Trek: Discovery role of former Empress Philippa Georgiou.

Section 31 made its first screen appearance in Deep Space Nine season 6 episode ‘Inquisition’, when Agent Luther Sloan arrived on the station, suspecting one of the crew of being a Dominion spy.

Section 31 should have been an easy win: Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh in a Star Trek spinoff actioner. Instead, it's a wrongheaded disaster.

Though it would still be boring, Section 31 might actually be better if you come to it with no knowledge of Star Trek lore. This way, at least, you won’t end up wondering how writer Craig Sweeny ...

Other fans saw Section 31 as adding much-needed conflict and nuance to the long-running franchise. Fan of the concept or not, here are ten things you didn't know about Section 31. 10.

As much as Section 31 deserves the drubbing it’s getting, the first duty of every Star Trek fan is still to the truth, and the truth is that the movie does get one thing right about Star Trek.

Not only did Section 31 continue to appear in Star Trek works after Deep Space Nine, but it’s grown into the series’ most revisited invention.Section 31’s origins as a secret cabal that ...