The streaming period of Star Trek goes by way of some evolutions–Picard came to an end final 12 months, we’ve just said goodbye to Discovery, and Decrease Decks is making ready to bid farewell this October. However there may be extra on the horizon… together with a model new present we simply discovered about.
Revealed to Corridor H at San Diego Comedian-Con, Star Trek: Decrease Decks‘ Tawny Newsome has partnered with Justin Simien to develop a brand new, live-action Star Trek comedy sequence. The half-hour sequence doesn’t but have a title or format, however Newsome and Simien will write the present with Star Trek overseer Alex Kurtzman. Particulars had been scant concerning the sequence on the panel, apart from that will probably be set sooner or later within the twenty fifth century–a comparatively unexplored interval of Star Trek, with solely Picard among the many reveals set in the course of the early years of the 2400s, and that the sequence will comply with a solid of Federation outsiders, serving clients on a resort world, who uncover that their each day exploits are literally being recorded and broadcast to your entire quadrant.
No additional particulars can be found concerning the present, however as Decrease Decks says goodbye later this 12 months, it’s a testomony to its strengths as a Star Trek comedy–one thing an excellent many followers did not expect to work when it first launched–that Trek is now in a spot the place it feels snug sufficient to experiment with the style exterior of even sometimes Star Trek confines like a Starfleet ship. In spite of everything, Trek is supposed to be boldly going, and this definitely sounds prefer it might be a daring determination.
We’ll deliver you extra on Star Trek‘s future as and once we study it.
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