Data may have been inspired by the Original Series ' Spock, but undertook an incredible journey of his own. Data has been unlucky enough to die twice in Star Trek, but that proved the key to ...

So when Data made a noble sacrifice of his own in "Star Trek: Nemesis," it wasn't really a surprise when the door was left open – albeit slightly – for the android's future return.

Data’s potential was wasted by Starfleet, and Star Trek itself agrees. The android Data has become a franchise icon, and his exploits in the Federation and Starfleet are legendary.

Data was a beloved character in Star Trek: The Next Generation, particularly because he was the spiritual successor to the character of Spock in Star Trek: The Original Series. Data was an android ...

In “Star Trek: Nemesis,” which opened Friday, Spiner also plays B4, an earlier model of the android. How is it to play Data again? It’s like summer camp.

The premiere episode of Star Trek: Picard brings audiences to a new chapter in Jean-Luc Picard's story, but it also shows that the story isn't just about Picard--it's also about Data, the android ...

Fast-forward two decades to Star Trek: Picard and Data exists in his former captain’s dreams. While the android may not be there in body, however, the key themes of the new show seem tied into ...

The idea that an android like Data could be a daddy isn’t so wild. After all, Data was a father in the Season 3 episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, “The Offspring.” Her name is Lal.