The needs of many exceed the needs of the few ... until they do. "Star Trek" always fought with this moral quarterIt dates from the first appearance of Leonard Nimoy as a Spack in the "Original Series". However, even Ein Bornboys himself could not foresee how conscientious this debate would become because the franchise was constantly growing and spreading over the long decades. Practically, each series is made up of an ensemble of characters, all rich and sufficiently layered to look for whole episodes and arcs around them. Of course, this was a much easier proposal in the previous era of union television, when networks routinely ordered seasons up to 20 episodes each. Nowadays, at a time when streaming mandates and budgets of the increase result in a much less runway to tell the same stories of space, well, viewers are robbing the opportunity to truly get to know each individual stationed on every bridge of the ars.

"Strange New Worlds" can still be an exception, however. The long -awaited premiere of season 3 He finally raised the horizon and, according to the look, fans can safely predict a greater focus on Starflit officers, who were otherwise kept on the sidelines. It includes an Erika Ortegas, shown by Melissa Pravija. /The film recently had a chance to sit at a roundtable with the cast of "Strange New Worlds", where we asked the actor about the idea of imposing the show's creative team for a bigger share in the spotlight - especially when it comes to the stable, cold Helmsman. As he said:

"Yes. I think, I know that on my side I didn't (I pressed more time on the screen), because I knew from Season 1, our show -show and our writers said," We want to write more Ortegas in the show. " They can save these mini-films you get the guys. "

Practical real -world problems always end up factoring the decisions made for large budget productions, often to some extent that fans are not privacy. With "Strange New Worlds", Co-Shower Henry Alonso Meyers once named the subject as "regret" during the season 1Even with the image of Erica Ortegas by name as a character, he wanted to make room for moving forward. Fortunately, she continued to get more focus in the sophomorial season and, judging by what we saw in season 3, there should be even more. Actor Melissa Pravija continued to point out a specific factor that ended with the provision of an even greater motivation for the cast and crew of the show: fans. The trays have the habit of gravitating to every character in any given series or movie, no matter how big or small, and Ortegas ended up at the top of the many fan wishes. As explained to the Voya:

"But for Ortegas, after Season 1, looking at the big response to the fans, it was so nice and warm and everything you could ask as an actor. And again, our show -shows are like:" We know what the fans want, we will give them. And then, I was very excited. Like, 'ah!'

"So, Season 3, it's progression. And I would like to see it - I love our writers. I think they are all rock stars. I would like to see where they see Ortegas, and then I will have my contribution. But much of this is the kind of doing what they do best, and I do what I do."

Even as "weird new worlds" are starting to map their last few seasonsThere is still a lot of space to give Ortegas, Dr. Mbanga (Babes Olusanmokun), Laan Nonien-Sing (Christina Jong), and even newcomers like Roger Corby of Kilian O'Sullivan, the time of the screen they deserve.

The premiere of Season 3 of "Strange New Worlds" is now moving to Paramount+.