There is currently nothing on TV like "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds". Serving as foretelling the original TV series "Star Trek", "Strange New Worlds" is a refund of the previous era of television in the 1960s - a time when technological optimism was still reasonable and the space was maintained on infinite opportunities rather than being filled with unwanted satellites and billion.

"Strange New Worlds" is really built about evoking these nostalgic memories and channeling them into something new and exciting. That is The title of the title is reminiscent of the original series "Star Trek"The suits are full of details that will recognize the paths with eagle, and the state of the visual effects of art is above all possible in the 60s. The result is a series that is a hit of the intersection, with a 98% result of rotten tomatoes and a Many expected season 3 On the horizon and the show that remains exactly what made the original Star Trek series so beloved. Trees and old and young people love the show, and it's something creator of Star Trek Ein Born Boyeri himself would be proud.

But as far as the show is returning to the original series, there is one area in which "Strange New Worlds" is frustratingly modern - at least according to the Akiva Goldsman show - and that is the number of episodes it gets for every season.

During the day, TV -shows like Star Trek would make 24 episodes every season as watches and constantly fueled new stories and adventures. Of course, this model has both its pros and cons. After all, it wasn't always easy to create so many stories every season that it meant that The original Star Trek series had more than a few stench to go along with the strongest outings (The episode with the highest ranked "Star Trek" on IMDB among them).

Now, in the streaming era, we are lucky if we get 10 episodes each year. Talking to the SFX magazine (through Screenrant.

"Honestly," strange new worlds "is the only play I've ever been to the place where I longed for double episodes. When you are set to break the season, we have 10 more good. We reject 10 that are as good as the 10 we keep because we just have no room for it. You want to go back to the old 24-episodes-a-a-season with this show with this show with this show, because we had a lot and treat it.

Elsewhere in the interview, Goldsman explained that the 10 episodes that make up the season 3 were ideas that the show's writers initially wanted to explore in season 2, but could not be due to the short episodes. Let's pray that Paramount+ has decided to go all the way with this return series and give us an episode of the 1960s episode for "weird new worlds" one day.

All episodes of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" move to Paramount+.