In 2017, Star Trek returned to the small screen after a 12-year break with "Star Trek: Discovery" debut, a big budget show with heavier production values ​​than the franchise have seen before. He debuted on Paramount+ (still called CBS All Access in 2017), and was supposed to be the first of many new Star Trek shows that the streaming service would debut over the next few years. This was followed by "Short Trails", "Old Trek: Picard", "Old Trek: Lower decks" and "Star Trek: Prodigy". The original USS company will also make a guest performance in the second season of "Discovery", inspired by Spinoff set up on the company called "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds". Paramount+ also recently debuted TV movie "Star Trek: Part 31."

Despite the head of Star Trek, however, fans were not always on the ship. Some old school tucks did not like the new violent "discovery" tone because it did not fit the dry, diplomatic and technical aspects of Trek's older show. "Discovery" and "Picard" are particularly lamb, and they have inspired very hot debates among Trekkies about what makes Star Trek well. However on this writing, all of the above shows have been canceled, except for "strange new worlds".

However, heated debates have become, it has been generally agreed that the "lower decks" and "strange new worlds" are the "good ones" of the streaming era. Both of them had great benefit from the traditional structure of the week's story, avoiding modern TV habits towards the seasonal arches of the story. The "weird new worlds" were episodic, happened to the famous USS company and had a raft of inheritance characters, led by Captain Pique (Anson Mount).

The fertile actor and director Star Trek and director Athonatan Freyks, played by Star Trek: The Next Generation, seems to know why the series is favored in terms of other Paramount+era. In a recent interview with CinemablendHe cited the episodic structure of the show as the main reason for its success.

Frekes said:

"The one I just finished is spectacular. They take large swings to "strange new worlds". I think the fact that they are independent episodes has done this, probably, the favorite "Star Trek" since the "next general", probably ".

"The one who finished" is a reference to "those old scientists", Directed by the episode of Freyks. "Scientists" was an episode of a "lower deck" crossover, an animated series set up a century later, and it was exciting for Trekkies to see previously animated characters in live action.

But to the central point of frege: "Strange new worlds" is a retro program in many ways, especially in its structure. For the first few decades, Star Trek adhered to traditional models that are friendly to trade unions, with a comfortable locking of their classes of miniature moral shows every week. They had a status quo to support it. The show after 2017 tried to try something new, recounting seasonal stories that would not lock until 13 episodes passed. "Strange new worlds" (and "lower decks" for the job) had independent episodes, making them feel more like a classic "Star Trek".

That certainly did not harm the fact that the trays can see new versions of old school characters. "The World" is not characterized by Captain Pike, but also the nurse Chapel (Ess Bush), Uhura (Selia Rose Gooding), number one (Rebecca Romine), Dr. At the end of the second season of the show, we also spent some time with a young captain Kirk (Paul Wesley) and a young Scotty (Martin Quinn).

The episodic structure also said Freyks, allowed much greater creativity.

The creators of "Strange New Worlds" certainly stretched creatively. After all, the series not only boasted a crossover with an animated series, but there was also a musical episode, a few episodes of horror, an episode of body exchange and several shows that were completely slap comedy. Episode shows provide a greater variety of stories, rather than being stuck with one for 13 rights. Freyky gives his head credit to Star Trek - specifically Alex Kurzmann, Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Meyers and Chris Fisher - to encourage the variety. He said:

"They are trying to give him an episode director who they believe will be able to improve what is the episode of that special" Film of the Week ". And, I mean, pretty effective. The one I did last year, "those old scientists", with the crossover of the cartoon characters coming? It's a great chance to take it, and it worked wonderful. It was wonderful.

As mentioned, "weird new worlds" is the current survivor of the Trek streaming era, and her third season is scheduled to make his debut in 2025. Will eventually join Another spinoff "Discovery" called "Starflit Academy", Set to start sometime later this year or early next year. Trek's other shows are development, but their headlines or concrete details are not yet known.