Better master some Vulcan-feeling suppression techniques pretty quickly: “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Ending with its fifth and final season, Paramount+ has announced. The last run won’t be at a time yet because season 3 has not even been sent yet – the very longed Third season will not premiere until July 17 on StreamerAlthough it will appear at the Tribeca festival this Saturday.
Season 5, the last part of six episodes for “Strange New Worlds”, will shoot in Toronto later this year. Yes, only six episodes.
Saying “Strange New World” has been a hit with fans and critics is an understatement. It is by far the most acclaimed by all the “Trek” series since the franchise started on TV with CBS All Access series “Star Trek: Discovery “2017, which spoke a constellation of other series such as” Star Trek: Picard “and” Star Trek: Lower Decks. “” Strange New World “follows the US’s adventure in the years when it was under command of Captain Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) and his first officer number one (Rebecca Romijn).
The idea for the series is that it would march closer and closer to the events in the “The Original Series” and really James T. Kirk has already been introduced, played by Paul Wesley. Other characters from the “Original Series” have been added on the road like Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding) and, recently, Scotty (Martin Quinn).
Fans will undoubtedly be sad to hear this news, but it is probably urged by three things: the uncertain economy in streaming right now; The uncertain future of Paramount that Shari Redstone seems to navigate in a merger of the company with Skydance; And the desire from Showrunners Akiva Goldsman and Henry Alonso Myers (who created the show with Jenny Lumet) to give a proper end to the series in the middle of all that uncertainty.
The show has been designed with the highest possible production values, with an upcoming section With the style of the 60s series and a whodunnis sectionas well as Music episode from season 2. The show has combined a feeling of wonder in the real exploratory tradition “Trek” with the various tones that defined both the “original series” and the “Trek” series of the 90s.
In a statement from Goldsman and Myers, together with Alex Kurtzman, who monitors the entire “Trek” franchise on Paramount+, they said, “from the beginning,” Strange New Worlds “intended to honor what” Star Trek “has always stood for -just as we are once, hope, hope and the believe that a better future is possible.
