Hi! I'm Kayleigha. As a kid, I dreamed of owning a real pet Tribble. My husband, Jay, and I have made that dream a reality.
Our officially-licensed Tribbles are the real McCoy. With screen-accurate sounds, super soft fur, and gentle purrs, they are the ultimate Star Trek™ collectible.
Plus, you can make them scream at your friends on command with the free app.
StarTrek.com interviewed the two of us last July in an article that announced the debut of the world's first app-enabled interactive living pet Tribble.
You can read the article by clicking the link on our News page (located in the footer).
"The trouble with most Tribble toys is that they’re more like furry decorations than futuristic pets. That changes with Science Division’s new line of interactive Tribbles..."
Yahoo! Entertainment
"This is, at least in our opinion, the end-all-be-all Tribble you need for your Star Trek collection."
Bleeding Cool
"You could say that Science Division’s toy is the Ferrari of tribble toys. "
TrekMovie.com
"In short, these Tribbles are so much like the real thing; the only thing it won’t do is multiply and take over your home!"
Trek Report
"[Science Division Tribbles] are softer than Harry Mudd's hairline! No Star Trek collection is complete without one of these fantastic little fuzzies guarding its ranks! They're seriously unlike anything you've ever seen!"
"Because of her, I can visualize my future. And in that future, I am standing solid and comfortable in my own power, belonging right where I am." - Tamia Harper
In honor of Women's History Month, I've asked a very special friend, Tamia Harper of the SyFy Sistas, to share with us some thoughts drawn from her life experiences.
This blog post features a few of my favorite Star Trek: Original Series aliens and creatures from my childhood by evaluating them based on their potential to inspire imaginative playtime. I combine colorful analysis with my own photos and content to demonstrate which aliens are the most fun to reenact.
Since today is Jay's birthday, I figured it was only appropriate to write this month's blog post about his assimilation into the Star Trekfandom. If you follow us on social media then you know that I was born and raised a Trekkie. My husband, Jay, was not. He was, however, a fan of Science Fiction, so I knew there was hope.
