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The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Official Trailer is Here

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Paramount+ today unveiled the official trailer for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds , the highly anticipated upcoming original series and latest addition to the expanding Star Trek Universe on the service. The series’ official key art and first look photos were also revealed today. A version of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds official trailer will also air during tonight’s broadcast of the 64th Annual Grammy Awards.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will premiere exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S., Latin America, Australia and the Nordics on Thursday, May 5. Following the premiere, new episodes of the 10-episode-long season will be available to stream weekly on Thursdays in the U.S.

Official Trailer | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is based on the years Captain Christopher Pike manned the helm of the U.S.S. Enterprise . The all-new series will feature fan favorites from season two of Star Trek: Discovery , Anson Mount as Captain Christopher Pike, Rebecca Romijn as Number One and Ethan Peck as Science Officer Spock. The series will follow Captain Pike, Science Officer Spock and Number One in the years before Captain Kirk boarded the U.S.S. Enterprise , as they explore new worlds around the galaxy.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds also stars Jess Bush as Nurse Christine Chapel, Christina Chong as La’an Noonien-Singh, Celia Rose Gooding as Cadet Nyota Uhura, Melissa Navia as Lt. Erica Ortegas and Babs Olusanmokun as Dr. M’Benga, and features recurring guest star Bruce Horak as Hemmer.

The series premiere was written by Akiva Goldsman with the story by Akiva Goldsman, Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet. Goldsman and Henry Alonso Myers serve as co-showrunners, with Goldsman directing the premiere episode. Goldsman, Kurtzman and Lumet serve as executive producers in addition to Alonso Myers, Heather Kadin, Frank Siracusa, John Weber, Rod Roddenberry, Trevor Roth and Aaron Baiers. The series is produced by CBS Studios, Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will stream exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S., Latin America, Australia and the Nordics. The series will air on Bell Media’s CTV Sci-Fi Channel and stream on Crave in Canada with additional international availability to be announced at a later date. The series is distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution.

The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds official trailer kicks off a week of First Contact Day celebrations. First Contact Day is celebrated annually on Tuesday, April 5 and as another part of this year’s celebrations, Paramount+ and CBS will jointly donate $1 for every Tweet (one per handle) sent that uses the hashtag #StarTrekUnitedGives from Monday, April 4th through Sunday, April 10th. Donations will go towards charities that support LGBTQ+ equality, veterans, and humanitarian aid. Visit StarTrek.com/StarTrekUnitedGives for more info and terms.

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Star Trek: The Original Motion Picture 6-Movie Collection

For the past year, fans have enjoyed the first four Star Trek films on 4K in high-dynamic range (HDR) thanks to The Original 4-Movie Collection . That release marked the first time those movies were available on the top-tier home media format that is 4K/HDR, and we called it the definitive way to watch those movies. But, as they say, good things come to those who wait. One year to the day after that four-movie collection was released, Paramount Home Entertainment has unleashed what is now, for sure, without a doubt, the definitive Original Series movie collection: Star Trek: The Original Motion Picture 6-Movie Collection.

What’s in the box?

Forgetting the wordy name, bundled in this impressive box set are the first six Star Trek feature films. Excitingly, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country marks their debut in 4K/HDR with this release. Fans everywhere will be overjoyed at seeing some of the most important moments in Star Trek , such as Spock toasting a marshmellen or Kirk wrestling with himself, in all the fidelity 4K/HDR offers!

Let’s get the main contents of the box set out of the way:

• Additional Blu-ray with bonus content
• Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Theatrical Cut)  – Ultra HD & Blu-ray
• Includes  Director’s Cut (as released in 2016)
• Star Trek III: The Search for Spock  – Ultra HD & Blu-ray
• Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home  – Ultra HD & Blu-ray
• Star Trek V: The Final Frontier  – Ultra HD & Blu-ray
• Includes  Director’s Cut (as released in 2004)

Importantly, The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition included in this release is the remastered version that was released earlier this year only on Paramount+. You can check out our interview with producer David C. Fein about what it took to bring this impressive version of the classic movie to life.

This box set also includes digital copies of all six films, as well as 1080p Blu-ray counterparts. Remember, you can only watch these movies in 4K/HDR if you have a 4K/HDR-capable TV and a 4K/HDR Blu-ray player. Game consoles such as the Xbox One X, Xbox Series S/X, and PlayStation 5 will play 4K/HDR discs.

(A side note: what did Walter Koenig or George Takai ever do to Paramount? Theirs are the only faces not seen on the covers of both the four-movie and six-movie collections outside the case!)

Special Features

Yes, there are also a plethora of extras – basically all the previously released special features, and a few new items – so please get comfy as we list them all.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Director’s Edition 

4K Ultra HD Disc

• Audio Commentary featuring David C. Fein, Mike Matessino, and Daren Dochterman
• Audio Commentary featuring Robert Wise, Douglas Trumbull, John Dykstra, Jerry Goldsmith, and Stephen Collins
• Text Commentary featuring Michael and Denise Okuda
• Isolated Score Track (found in the settings menu)

Blu-ray Disc

Bonus Blu-ray Disc

• Preparing the Future
• A Wise Choice
• Refitting the Enterprise
• Sounding Off
• Return to Tomorrow
• A Grand Theme
• The Grand Vision
• Ilia & Decker in Engineering
• Security Guard
• Three Casualties
• NEW Effects Tests (HD 3:30)
• NEW Costume Tests (HD 4:40)
• NEW Computer Display Graphics (HD 3:10)
• Phase II: The Lost Enterprise (SD 12:39)
• A Bold New Enterprise (SD 29:41)
• Redirecting the Future (SD 14:06)
• The Longest Trek: Writing the Motion Picture (HD 10:44)
• Special Star Trek Reunion (HD 9:37)
• Starfleet Academy SCISEC Brief 001: The Mystery Behind V’Ger (HD 4:24)
• The New Frontier: Resurrecting Star Trek (HD 30:01)
• Maiden Voyage: Making Star Trek: The Motion Picture (HD 29:13)
• Vulcan 
• Enterprise Departure 
• V’Ger Revealed 
• Trims (SD 6:08)
• Outtakes/Memory Wall (SD 2:49)
• Vulcan and Starfleet (SD 4:15)
• Attack on the Enterprise (SD 2:36)
• Cloud Journey (SD 3:31)
• V’Ger Flyover (SD 5:04)
• Wing Walk (SD 4:48)
• Sulu and Ilia 1 (SD 1:06)
• Sulu and Ilia 2 (SD 00:27)
• Kirk’s Quarters (SD 00:21)
• Officer’s Lounge (SD 00:13)
• Attack on the Enterprise (SD 1:08)
• Intruder Transformation (SD 00:32)
• A Huge Vessel (SD 00:47)
• Kirk Follows Spock (SD 1:13)
• Ilia’s Quarters 1 (SD 1:05)
• Ilia’s Quarters 2 (SD 1:20)
• Its Creator Is a Machine (SD 00:17)
• Teaser Trailer 
• Theatrical Trailer 

Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Theatrical Cut

• NEW Isolated Score in legacy Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo
• Audio Commentary featuring Michael & Denise Okuda, Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens, and Daren Dochterman
• Audio Commentary featuring Michael & Denise Okuda, Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens, and Daren Dochterman
• Library Computer Viewing Mode
• Production: The Longest Trek: Writing the Motion Picture (HD, 11 min)
• Special Star Trek Reunion  (10 min)
• Starfleet Academy SCISEC Brief 001: The Mystery Behind V’Ger  (4 min)
• Deleted Scenes (SD, 8 min)
• Storyboards (HD)
• Trailers (HD, SD, 8 min): a teaser is joined by the theatrical preview and seven TV spots. Star 

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan 

• Audio Commentary featuring Nicholas Meyer
• Audio Commentary (Theatrical Cut Only) featuring Nicholas Meyer & Manny Coto
• Text Commentary (Director’s Cut Only) featuring Michael and Denise Okuda 
• Library Computer Viewing Mode (Theatrical Cut)
• The Genesis Effect: Engineering The Wrath of Khan (HD, 28 min)
• Captain’s Log  (27 min)
• Designing Khan  (24 min)
• Interviews  (11 min) with William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, and Ricardo Montalbán
• Where No Man Has Gone Before: The Visual Effects of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan  (18 min)
• James Horner: Composing Genesis  (10 min)
• Collecting Star Trek’s Movie Relics  (11 min)
• A Novel Approach  (29 min)
• Starfleet Academy SCISEC Brief 002: Mystery Behind Ceti Alpha VI  (3 min)
• Farewell: A Tribute to Ricardo Montalbán (HD, 5 min)
• Trailer (HD)

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

• Audio Commentary featuring Leonard Nimoy, Harve Bennett, Charles Correll, & Robin Curtis
• Audio Commentary featuring Ronald D. Moore & Michael Taylor
• Library Computer Viewing Mode 
• EASTER EGG! Ken Ralston on Models and Creature Effects  (7 min)
• Captain’s Log  (26 min)
• Terraforming and the Prime Directive  (26 min)
• Industry Light & Magic: The Visual Effects of Star Trek  (14 min)
• Spock: The Early Years  (6 min)
• Space Docks and Birds-of-Prey  (28 min)
• Speaking Klingon  (21 min)
• Klingon and Vulcan Costumes  (12 min)
• Star Trek and the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame  (17 min)
• Starfleet Academy SCISEC Brief 003: Mystery Behind the Vulcan Katra Transfer  (3 min)
• Photo Galleries (HD) contains two sets of BTS photos and publicity stills

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home 

• Audio Commentary featuring William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy
• Audio Commentary featuring Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman
• Future’s Past: A Look Back  (28 min)
• On Location  (7 min)
• Dailies Deconstruction  (4 min)
• Below-the-Line: Sound Design  (12 min)
• Pavel Chekov’s Screen Moments  (6 min)
• Time Travel: The Art of the Possible  (11 min)
• The Language of Whales  (6 min)
• A Vulcan Primer  (8 min)
• Kirk’s Women  (8 min)
• Star Trek: The Three-Picture Saga  (10 min)
• Star Trek for a Cause  (6 min)
• Starfleet Academy SCISEC Brief 004: The Whale Probe  (4 min)
• From Outer Space to the Ocean  (15 min)
• The Bird-of-Prey  (3 min)
• William Shatner  (15 min)
• Leonard Nimoy  (16)
• DeForest Kelley  (13 min)
• Roddenberry Scrapbook  (8 min)
• Featured Artist: Mark Lenard  (13 min)
• Production Gallery (SD)
• Storyboards Galleries (HD)
• Theatrical Trailer (HD)

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier 

• Audio Commentary by William Shatner and Liz Shatner
• Audio Commentary by Michael & Denise Okuda, Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens, and Daren Dochterman
• Library Computer
• Harve Bennett’s Pitch to Sales Team (SD 1:42)
• The Journey: A Behind-The-Scenes Documentary (SD 28:55)
• Makeup Tests (SD 9:50)
• Pre-Visualization Models (SD 1:41)
• Rockman in the Raw (SD 5:37)
• Star Trek V Press Conference (SD 13:42)
• Herman Zimmerman: A Tribute (SD 19:09)
• Original Interview: William Shatner (SD 14:37)
• Cosmic Thoughts (SD 13:05)
• That Klingon Couple (SD 13:05)
• A Green Future? (SD 9:24)
• Star Trek Honors NASA (HD 9:57)
• Hollywood Walk of Fame: James Doohan (SD 3:07)
• Starfleet Academy SCISEC Brief 005: Nimbus III (HD 3:02)
• Mount Rushmore (SD 00:18)
• Insults (SD 2:03)
• Behold Paradise (SD 00:52)
• Spock’s Pain (SD 1:02)
• Production Gallery (SD 4:04)
• The Gag Reel (SD 1:08)
• The Face of God
• Theatrical Trailers

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country 

• Theatrical Cut Audio Commentary featuring Nicholas Meyer and Denny Martin Flinn
• Theatrical Cut Audio Commentary featuring Larry Nemecek and Ira Steven Behr 
• Director’s Cut Text Commentary featuring Michael and Denise Okuda 
• Audio Commentary by Nicholas Meyer and Denny Martin Flinn
• Audio Commentary by Larry Nemecek and Ira Steven Behr
• Library Computer 
• The Perils of Peacemaking (SD 26:30)
• It Started with a Story (SD 9:46)
• Prejudice (SD 5:02)
• Director Nicholas Meyer (SD 5:57)
• Shakespeare & General Chang (SD 5:53)
• Bring It to Life (SD 23:26)
• Farewell & Goodbye (SD 7:04)
• Conversations with Nicholas Meyer (SD 9:33)
• Klingons: Conjuring the Legend (SD 20:43)
• Federation Operatives (SD 4:53)
• Penny’s Toy Box (SD 6:06)
• Together Again (SD 4:56)
• Tom Morga: Alien Stuntman (HD 4:57)
• To Be or Not to Be: Klingons and Shakespeare (HD 23:04)
• Starfleet Academy SCISEC Brief 006: Praxis (HD 2:38)
• DeForest Kelley: A Tribute (SD 13:19)
• William Shatner (SD 5:05)
• Leonard Nimoy (SD 6:26)
• DeForest Kelley (SD 5:00)
• James Doohan (SD 5:33)
• Nichelle Nichols (SD 5:39)
• George Takei (SD 5:28)
• Walter Koenig (SD 5:28)
• Iman (SD 5:04)
• Production Gallery (SD 3:24)
• Rura Penthe
• Leaving Spacedock (Omitted)
• 1991 Convention Presentation by Nicholas Meyer (SD 4:43)
• Teaser Trailer
• Theatrical Trailer

Video Quality

Does the video quality of these movies stand up to high expectations? They sure do! (For context, we watched these movies on an LG C2 OLED television). We already know the theatrical cut of Star Trek: The Motion Picture and Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan look fantastic in 4K/HDR thanks to last year’s release, and it’s safe to say the transfers of Star Trek V and VI from 1080p, which was the highest resolution available before today, to 4K is striking. It’s four times the number of pixels, after all. And the addition of color-boosting high dynamic range, which resolves a film’s colors in more natural quality, is the icing on the cake. If you haven’t seen these movies in a while, now is the perfect time to rewatch them. Likewise, newer fans who haven’t had the opportunity to see these classic movies now can do so in the most modern way possible.

A major attraction of this set is the inclusion of the recently released The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition, which is itself a thorough remaster of 2001’s The Motion Picture – Director’s Edition, which added new VFX and trimmed scenes to make the movie flow more nicely. Before today, this remastered The Motion Picture – Director’s Edition was only available via Paramount+. No more! The inherent visual benefits of on-disc playback compared to streaming make this disc-based The Motion Picture – Director’s Edition an incredible treat for fans. We already knew an astonishing amount of time and effort went into making the 2022 version of The Motion Picture , and now the work of David C. Fein and his team can be seen in all its glory. Watch this one on the biggest screen possible.

(If you’re a Motion Picture superfan, there is a special, more elaborate release dedicated solely to this movie that includes a multitude of extras, including the first-ever widescreen presentation of the Special Longer Version of Star Trek: The Motion Picture , originally created for broadcast television in 1983.)

We want to take a moment to note our experience with The Final Frontier. That movie, released in 1989, is famous (or infamous) for less-than-ideal visual effects, even compared to its predecessors. If you see this movie in 4K/HDR, some scenes, like the journey across the Great Barrier or Sybok’s introduction in the desert, will look fabulous, with bright, vivid colors that show off landscapes and the creative but lower-budget visual effects done by Associates and Ferren.

On the flip side, some of the bad VFX, like some orbiting shots of the Enterprise or Kirk battling God, will look particularly bad thanks to the higher resolution and lack of any remastering work like The Motion Picture – Director’s Edition. Of course, that’s not a reason to skip what’s objectively the best Star Trek movie (especially considering Strange New Worlds seems to be inspired by the film ), just a heads-up that you should expect to see some ugliness. Star Trek V is really the only TOS film with this problem, as the beautiful model-heavy VFX done by Industrial Light and Magic for every other Star Trek movie other than The Motion Picture look fantastic in this collection. You’ll want to sell your old Star Trek movie discs, that’s for sure.

But I bought the Four-Movie Collection last year!

A quick note for those a little angsty about buying the four-movie collection last year, only for the six-movie collection to come out this year: we understand your pain. But just know each of these movies has its own standalone release. So, if you have the four-movie collection, you could buy Star Trek V and Star Trek IV individually to complete your TOS -era movie collection. Just know The Motion Picture included in last year’s collection was the theatrical cut only, and not the recently remastered Director’s Edition. You can get the remastered Director’s Edition individually here .

The fact that Paramount Home Entertainment is double-dipping with releasing a partial Star Trek movie collection last year only to release a complete collection this year is understandably frustrating for consumers. (The salt on the wound is that the six-movie collection and the four-movie collection share almost the same box art, albeit with a dark background for the newer collection along with a few new elements to reflect the additional movies.) The individual Blu-ray releases help soften the blow a bit, but we still must question why the back-to-back releases. Sure, they were probably trying to hit a sales mark by releasing the incomplete TOS movie collection last year, and perhaps the Star Trek V and VI transfers weren’t completed yet, but this release schedule likely just makes fans weary of any future movie collections Paramount wants to sell. We would have liked to see a discount given to verified owners of the four-movie collection, but alas…

What does a Star Trek fan need with this box set?

There’s no beating around the bush: if you are someone who values the disc-based video quality upgrade over streaming, and the ownership stability that comes with home media, there’s no reason not to get this collection. Not only does this set include every TOS movie and all available director’s editions, along with every extra feature under the sun, but these decades-old films will look as best they can if you have the necessary hardware. It’ll make the perfect addition to your home media cabinet, and the Star Trek fan in your life will thank you. It’ll certainly satisfy us media hounds until Paramount releases a TNG movie collection, which surely must be in the works.

Star Trek: The Original Motion Picture 6-Movie Collection is now available on Amazon .

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To illustrate how different it is, we've compiled the original theatrical trailers for every one of the classic movies. Spanning 1979 to 1991, some of them seem dated, some of them miss the mark and some of them are just plain awesome, but every one feels like Star Trek.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)

"...this is the return of Captain Kirk," says the voice over artist in a fashion not dissimilar to Shatner's unique delivery, and boy does it feel like it. The movie might have been a let down, but this trailer almost makes up for it.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982)

Ironically, the much improved second movie has a trailer worse than the first movie. Heavy on the action and light on the plot, but it gains points for realising Kirk's scream of his adversaries name is Shatner's career high point.

Star Trek III: The Search For Spock (1984)

Paramount's marketing department finally starts to find its footing, using Star Trek music and focusing on Kirk's humour, the crew and the stakes of their situation. It's actually cut much like a contemporary trailer too, which helps.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)

And so Star Trek enters the era of every Hollywood ad conveying the plot of the entire movie. A brilliant trailer for a brilliant movie, but there's no real point in seeing the movie after watching it.

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)

Shatner's directorial effort was a much-troubled production and consequently a muddled movie. Looking at the trailer though, you wouldn't think it.

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It wisely avoids mentioning the ridiculous God subplot that taints the finished project and instead concentrates on the relationships and characters that had become more integral to the series than any story could ever be.

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)

The last original movie... and the best trailer by far. George Lucas himself couldn't have cut together a more perfectly balanced ad, highlighting the story, themes, characters and action in equal measure.

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The fourth episode of season 5 of  Star Trek: Discovery arrives tomorrow, but with only two preview images released, “Face the Strange” is a bit of a mystery. Now there is a trailer and clip from the episode that offer some timely SPOILERS .

Odd energy fluctuations…

Here is the brand new preview for “Face the Strange”…

The official synopsis offers some context:

On the way to the next clue, the U.S.S. Discovery is sabotaged by a mysterious weapon, leaving Captain Burnham, Rayner, and Stamets as the only crew members who can possibly save the ship in time.

The following clip (via IGN) shows a mysterious spider running around the bridge as the crew tries to sort out the next clue…

“Face the Strange” debuts on Paramount+ on Thursday, April 18.

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Oh, for crying out loud… another sci-fi take on Groundhog’s Day. That is SUCH a cliche. It’s been done so many times.

That, and Discovery already did a time loop episode all the way back in its first season. Don’t recall the episode name, but I do recall it involved Lorca getting killed and then the ship would blow up.

I don’t know. I’m not entirely opposed to the idea, but… eh.

Yeah it’s the Harry Mudd episode from season 1 again although I will point out that’s my favorite episode in season 1 to this day.

So I’m a little excited about it but yeah it’s been done over again and again in sci fi (pun intended).

I do miss these types of stories in Star Trek but I understand why it’s different for others.

The Harry Mudd time loop episode was a good one. I think this one will be different though as it seems, in the preview, that they are going to random points in time.

Ah good point! I’m more excited about it now.

My favorite episode of the show to date, so ditto.

Wow cool. There are a few episodes I like more but can safely say it’s somewhere in my top 5.

Having watched it, it is not a time loop episode. At all. This reaction was premature.

The episode preview shows the original Discovery uniforms. Will this possibly have the tie-in to Calypso?

Looks like it will be an exciting episode.

Yes! I was just thinking the same thing. And the fact that they flash to San Francisco. I have a feeling that Discovery is going to reset its own timeline, which is why they’re being so hush hush with Starfleet Academy, and why it will take place on Earth.

Wondering if this episode somehow explains the events of Calypso — they need to abandon the ship for some reason in a possible future. (wouldn’t explain the registration change to 1031-A) but might be that Calypso takes place in a POSSIBLE Disco future.

Calypso was one of Zora’s dreams.

Oooo…. I like that!

“Face the Strange New Worlds.”

Let’s do an odd crossover, hah.

Looks interesting, which I don’t often say about Discovery.

This one looks good and the advance review I read suggests it’s the best of the season so far.

Yes I read the same! Really looking forward to it.

Lets do the time loop again? It’s just a mycelium jump to the left!

I watched it early this morning. Spoiler Free!! A great bottle show. They build on their OWN canon and we get a neat surprise (character-wise) Raynham and Burnham have some character development. My fav so far, this season.

Worked late so I could watch when it came on. Very strong and entertaining!

LOL at “Raynham.”

Someday, I hope SMG comes to learn that whispering is not always a valid acting choice.

You understand that actors follow the instructions of the script and director right? Because that is where the instruction to whisper usually comes from.

Did your complaint have any basis beyond criticizing an actor you dislike for doing her job? That makes as much sense as the people who blamed Jessica Alba for being nude in both Fantastic Four films. When that was in the script at the insistence of the director and is cited by Alba as one of the main reasons she quit acting.

Oh and don’t tell me no one ever said that about Alba. I saw it first hand right here in Trekmovie comment sections. The “discussion” involved a poster called Rose Pinenut.

‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Renewed for Season 4; ‘Lower Decks’ to Conclude With Season 5 (EXCLUSIVE)

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“ Star Trek : Strange New Worlds,” currently in production on its third season, has been renewed by Paramount+ for Season 4. Meanwhile, “ Star Trek: Lower Decks ,” the first animated “Star Trek” comedy, will conclude its run on the streamer with its fifth season, which will debut in the fall.

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“Lower Decks” charted brand new territory for “Star Trek” when it debuted in 2020, as both an animated comedy and a series that focused on the junior officers of the USS Cerritos: Beckett Mariner (Tawny Newsome), Brad Boimler (Jack Quaid), D’Vana Tendi (Noël Wells) and Sam Rutherford (Eugene Cordero). Set in the years following the feature film “Star Trek: Nemesis,” the series has included voice cameos from many beloved “Star Trek” alumni, like George Takei, Jonathan Frakes, Marina Sirtis, John de Lancie, Will Wheaton, Armin Shimerman, Nana Visitor and Robert Duncan McNeill.

Given its premise, concluding “Lower Decks” make sense considering the main four characters all received promotions in Season 4. But in a message to fans, Kurtzman and executive producer and showrunner Mike McMahan left the turbolift doors open for continuing the characters’ stories following their time at the bottom of the Starfleet pecking order. 

The “Star Trek” TV universe, overseen by Kurtzman through his Secret Hideout production company and produced by CBS Studios, has enjoyed a robust expansion since “Star Trek: Discovery” first premiered in 2017. Along with “Strange New Worlds,” the made-for-television movie “Star Trek: Section 31” recently concluded production with star Michelle Yeoh, and the new series “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” will begin shooting later this year.

“It has been incredibly rewarding to continue to build the Star Trek universe, and we’re so grateful to Secret Hideout and our immensely talented casts and producers,” said Jeff Grossman, executive vice president of Programming at Paramount+. “‘Strange New Worlds’ has found the perfect blend of action, adventure and humor. Similarly, ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ has brought the laughs with an ample amount of heart to the franchise across its four seasons. We can’t wait for audiences to see what is in store for the crew of the U.S.S. Cerritos in this final season.”

“‘Lower Decks’ and ‘Strange New Worlds’ are integral to the ‘Star Trek’ franchise, expanding the boundaries of the universe and exploring new and exciting worlds,” said CBS Studios president David Stapf. “We are extraordinarily proud of both series as they honor the legacy of what Gene Roddenberry created almost 60 years ago. We are so grateful to work with Secret Hideout, Alex Kurtzman, Mike McMahan, Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Myers and the cast, crews and artists who craft these important and entertaining stories for fans around the world.”

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First 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Season 2 Trailer Takes the USS Enterprise to Such Great Heights

Anson Mount, Rebecca Romijn, and Ethan Peck return alongside the ensemble cast for 'Strange New Worlds' Season 2 this summer.

Paramount+ has finally released the first teaser trailer for Season 2 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds , and it looks like the crew of the USS Enterprise are ready for their next great adventure. Strange New Worlds is a prequel to the original Star Trek series, following Captain Christopher Pike ( Anson Mount ) and his crew of both established Trek characters and new faces as they boldly go where no one has gone before.

In the new footage, released today, we're treated to a new voiceover from Number One, Una Chin-Riley ( Rebecca Romijn ) highlighting the unity of Starfleet's beloved found families going on their own journeys together, which is echoed by Uhura ( Celia Rose Gooding ) saying she never feels alone on the Enterprise. Set to a stunningly cinematic version of "Such Great Heights" by The Postal Service , we get just a taste of the wonder ahead in Season 2. It looks like Una is reinstated in Starfleet fairly quickly, following her arrest in the Season 1 finale. Though the new footage doesn't give any indication as to how Pike gets her back on the ship we can assume that one of his rallying, awe-inspiring speeches may come into play. We also get a closer look at Carol Kane , who'll be playing Pelia , the new Chief Engineer filling the gap left by the loss of Bruce Horack 's Hemmer.

Strange New Worlds brings back Star Trek' s episodic format that dominated the franchise's offerings of the 90s and early 2000s. In the new teaser trailer, we also get a lot of humor, with Erica Ortegas ( Melissa Navia ) shooting a hole through an asteroid in order to fly the ship through it, Spock ( Ethan Peck ) not having a cool Captain's chair catchphrase, and Kirk ( Paul Wesley ) not understanding how revolving doors work. We also get a hint of a possible romance between Nurse Chapel ( Jess Bush ) and Doctor M'Benga ( Babs Olusanmokun ) as well as the lingering tension between Chapel and Spock, and some heated looks between Kirk and La'an ( Christina Chong ).

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While little has been revealed about each episode's specific plot or the overall arc of Season 2, there are a lot of exciting teases to look forward to when the show returns this summer. The new footage shows Spock drinking with Klingons, breathtaking alien worlds, and an abundance of emotional character moments. We can also look forward to the highly anticipated crossover with Star Trek 's adult animated series Lower Decks , with Tawny Newsome and Jack Quaid making guest appearances as Ensigns Becket t Mariner and Brad Boimler. The episode will feature a mix of live-action and animation and will be directed by none other than Star Trek legend Jonathan Frakes .

Strange New Worlds returns on June 15 and it has already been renewed for Season 3 . While we wait for the show's return you can catch up on the third and final season of Star Trek: Picard right now on Paramount+. Check out the first Strange New Worlds teaser trailer down below.

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It stars Anson Mount, Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Jess Bush, Christina Chong, Celia Rose Gooding, Melissa Navia and Babs Olusanmokun, along with special guest stars Paul Wesley and Carol Kane. The series is produced by CBS Studios, Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment. Alex Kurtzman, Akiva Goldsman, Jenny Lumet, Henry Alonso Myers, Aaron Baiers, Dana Horgan, Davy Perez, Frank Siracusa, John Weber, Rod Roddenberry and Trevor Roth serve as executive producers.

“On behalf of the cast and crew of Strange New Worlds, we are thrilled and grateful to continue our voyages together. We can’t wait for you to join us and the crew of the Enterprise on another season of exploration and adventure,” said Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Myers and Alex Kurtzman in a statement.

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On TV this Thursday: Conan O’Brien Must Go gets going on Max, The Upshaws returns to Netflix and the Bachelorette’ s Tyler Cameron starts renovating. Here are 11 programs to keep on your radar. (Also check out our  weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales  and  monthly streaming guide .)

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The four-part travelogue follows the former late-night host ( and Hot Ones MVP! ) during trips to Norway, Ireland, Thailand and Argentina. ( Watch trailer .)

Dinner With the Parents

Series premiere (first four episodes): A close-knit family meets for chaotic weekly dinners, bringing out the best and the worst in each guest; Michaela Watkins ( Casual ) stars.

Going Home With Tyler Cameron

Series premiere (all eight episodes): Follow the former  Bachelorette  contestant as he works to launch his own construction company.

It Couldn't Happen Here

Season 3 premiere : An out-of-towner is convicted of murdering a teenage girl, but everything is re-examined when a new sheriff with ties to the case takes over. (Airs at 10 pm on Sundance TV.)

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Star Trek: Discovery

When the  U.S.S. Discovery  is sabotaged by a mysterious weapon, it’s up to Burnham, Rayner and Stamets to save the ship in time.

The Upshaws

Part 5 premiere (all six episodes): Ups, downs and life changes have the family blessed (and stressed).

Young Sheldon

A plumbing emergency plagues the Coopers and forces Georgie and Mandy to relocate. ( Watch Q&A with Montana Jordan and Emily Osment .)

Elsbeth and Kaya investigate the coach and father (played by Blair Underwood) of a dead tennis star.

Law & Order: Organized Crime

The team tries to take down a major drug operation posing as a honey farm; Randall searches for Joe Jr. without Stabler and ends up in a bind. ( Keep or Cut? )

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Also, Dinner with the Parents looks hilarious.

911 repeat on ABC

Young Sheldon Ghosts (Flower is back tonight per the promo) So Help Me Todd (a keeper) Elsbeth (also a keeper)

Young Sheldon Ghosts So help me Todd

So Help Me Todd Elsbeth Ghosts Summer House

Conan We Were the Lucky Ones Young Sheldon Ghosts

Sheldon Upshaws Conan

Law & Order Ghosts So Help Me Todd Elsbeth

Law & Order (all 3) Ghosts So Help Me Todd (renew it!) Elsbeth (renew it!) Star Trek – Discovery

Law & Order: Organized Crime Law & Order So Help Me Todd

I came to yuck yuck near 1/4 of these shows – strange reality spin-offs, why?

Then, I saw Elsbeth shuttled to Fridays. This ‘year’ of scripted tv has been so rote and dry, why abandon possible gems (even where they shine familiar)?

CBS you recycle and reform as the norm. NBC will shatter without wolf and ABC is lowering the Shonda mast (you see what happens there?)

Generally, ugh.

Oops, time zone outrage…statements still apply 😉

Law and Order Trilogy for me (they better renew Organized Crime)

Discovery over the weekend

Star Trek: Discovery Conan RFDS: Royal Flying Doctors Service. PBS 10:00PM. Elsbeth Stephen Colbert

Is the 3rd season of RFDS starting on PBS? I really enjoy this show.

The next 2 weeks have episodes 7 & 8 of Season 2. I do not know if Season 2 has more episodes. That’s all I know.

There is only 8 episodes in season 2. Season 3 premieres later this year on Channel 7 in Australia. Will be on PBS after it finishes its run on broadcast tv here in Australia I would assume

911 repeat on ABC.

Young Sheldon L&O Toronto Elsbeth So Help Me Todd Conan probably on the weekend

Young Sheldon Ghosts (well, well, well) Next level Chef Law and Order So Help Me Todd Elsbeth House Hunters Intl

911 3 hours repeat of the first 3 episodes back -back.

Young Sheldon Ghosts So Help Me Todd Elsbeth

Star Trek: Discovery, L ( O, L & O: SVU/Organize Criime.

Does anyone know why Max didn’t post what titles are leaving this month? I always check what’s leaving for all the streaming services I have to prioritize what is leaving to ensure I watch before it does.

That should have been in the TVline Schedule post of What’s Leaving & What’s Returning which came out on Saturday the 13th, for the week starting April 14th. Are you saying what’s leaving was not on there?

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