“Strange New Worlds” Opens Season 4 With Pike’s Coldest Call Of His Career
Star Trek has tried a lot of things in sixty years. It had not, until last Thursday, asked its first officer to stun a Tyrannosaurus rex. “Valles Marineris” opens Season.
Star Trek has tried a lot of things in sixty years. It had not, until last Thursday, asked its first officer to stun a Tyrannosaurus rex. “Valles Marineris” opens Season.
Ten years is a long time to leave a flagship franchise parked in a hangar. “Star Trek” has not had a theatrical release since 2016, and the decade since has.
Space, it turns out, is not the only final frontier; cancellation is, too. Just a week after “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” wrapped its first season, Paramount+ pulled the plug, confirming.
Star Trek has handed us captains, first officers, engineers, and even the beautifully doomed nobodies of the lower decks. In sixty years, though, it never once sat us down in.
Some shows lead a charmed life. “Star Trek: Prodigy” has led the opposite. As of December 31, the beloved animated series has been removed from Netflix entirely, both seasons gone,.
Pour one out for a movie that was promised for the better part of a decade and never once showed up. “Star Trek 4,” the long-teased return of the Kelvin-timeline.
“Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” has spent three seasons proving that the franchise’s best mode is also its oldest: episodic adventure, big ideas, a crew you’d follow anywhere. Its third-season.
After nearly a decade of false starts, the most infamous “in development” project in modern Star Trek has finally beamed down, and it arrives carrying more baggage than a shuttlecraft.