'Hey, Star Trek!' is back with another post.  According to Jerad it's 'Everything you wanted to know about Star Trek lens flares but were afraid to ask.'

A brand new addition of 'Hey, Star Trek!' hits the net over at Heystartrek.com.  In this installment Jerad helps out the newest members of Trek fandom who want to know: 'Where do I go from here?'.

A brand new 'Hey, Star Trek!' post is available on Trekcast.com.  In this installment, Jerad shares his feelings on the new J.J. Abrams film 'Star Trek'

Do you have non-trekker friends that need a quick primer for the new film.  'Hey, Star Trek!' to the rescue.

In the latest 'Hey, Star Trek!' Jerad Formby asks argh choo too NERDY!? Our answer is yes, yes we are.  This time Jerad speculates on the possible fan nods (or nerd-nut-nods. Love that!) included in the new Star Trek movie. 

In this installment of 'Hey, Star Trek!' Jerad discusses the hype Hollywood has always relied on to stay profitable. Including the latest created around the new IMAX movie releases. Is it really better in IMAX? Even if it's not shot with IMAX technology? Jerad explains.

In this installment of 'Hey, Star Trek!' Jerad discusses Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the studio and fans reactions to it, as well as Star Wars and it's impact on 'Phase II' and 'The Motion Picture'.

Suddenly, space fever gripped Hollywood by the throat. It was suddenly time for everyone to get their Star Wars rippoffs on and cash in on a new phenomena –cool movies set in space.

Jerad Formby gives us a new installment of the 'Hey, Star Trek!' blog over at Trekcast.com. This time he explores where George Lucas lost his mojo and why the Star Wars prequels were so bland. It all starts with a little duck named Howard.

Jerad Formby, Coin (Quan) from Star Trek: The Experience, posts another fantastic blog post at Trekcast.com. Entitled 'CHOO WANT CONSISTENT!?', Jerad explorers consistency in the Star Trek universe and gauges fans reactions to it.

This new movie will be taking place before any story we have so far seen with Captain Kirk, so it’s being attacked and panned by the Trek purists because they’re afraid that their precious, golden, sacred, continuity will be ignored in favor of “dumbing down” Star Trek or “making Star Trek into something it’s not.”