Plans to revisit the world of Galaxy Quest have been in motion for a long time now.

By Grabthar's Hammer, Alan Rickman is still very much missed.

When Collider editor-in-chief Steve Weintraub spoke to Bill & Ted Face the Music director Dean Parisot yesterday, he couldn’t resist asking him about one of Parisot’s earlier projects, the beloved sci-fi comedy Galaxy Quest. Specifically, we wanted to know about the long-rumored Amazon series based on the property, which would have reunited the starry cast (including Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Sam Rockwell and Tony Shalhoub). Last we’d heard the project was stalled following the death of original cast member Alan Rickman. But Parisot provided a lot more information. [caption id="attachment_151125" align="alignright" …

With the beloved film turning 20 this year, director Dean Parisot and Lahnk the Thermian himself, Rainn Wilson, look back on the creation of the beloved aliens.

On Christmas Day, 1999, audiences were first introduced to the burnt-out thespians of the Star Trek-like television series, Galaxy Quest, who find new purpose when they're asked to step into their former roles in order to assist their biggest fans -- who also happen to be aliens. There's much to love about Galaxy Quest, from its hilarious dialogue, to its distinctive characters, to the way it lovingly riffs on classic Star Trek tropes, and if you haven't watched it in a while (or ever), you should probably rectify that right now. (Go on, we'll wait.) …

For the 20th anniversary of Galaxy Quest, Screen Rant spoke with The Office's Rainn Wilson, who made his feature film debut in the 1999 cult classic.

A new project from Screen Junkies and Fandom, Never Surrender: A Galaxy Quest Documentary, goes behind the scenes of the 1999 cult classic.

For one night only — Tuesday, November 26 — fans of the objectively perfect 1999 inside baseball sci-fi comedy Galaxy Quest can find out its wild-but-true behind the scenes stories in a theatrical screening of documentary Never Surrender: A Galaxy Quest Documentary. Just one month shy of Galaxy Quest's 20th anniversary (it premiered Christmas Day of 1999), the doc reunites all your fave Galaxy Quest stars like Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Sam Rockwell, Justin Long, and many more for fond reminiscing and heretofore hidden dirt. While the finished product plays with whip-smart precision and tightness, Galaxy Quest'…

Never Surrender: A Galaxy Quest Documentary is coming to theaters for one night only in November.

Every update about a sequel to or TV show of Galaxy Quest, starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, and Alan Rickman, since it was released in 1999.