Spoilers For "Starwater Paths: Strange New Worlds" to follow.

"What if we just did 'Star Trek'?" It was the terrain for "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds", According to to series Co-showner Henry Alonso Meyers. The show's parental series, Star Trek: Discovery, instead tried to update Trek for the prestige TV era. It meant a series of storytelling stories, darker tone, including more violence and morally compromised protagonists, etc.

Compare that with "weird new worlds". The series has episodes, optimistic tone and crew of companies that are paragons of the utopian future of Star Trek. That team also includes many people from "Old Trek: The Original Series", such as Spack (Ethan Peck), Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding), Nurse Chapel (Ess Bush), Scotty (Martin Quinn) and future Captain Kirk (Paul Wesli).

Watching old favorites in new (but chronologically before) adventures have made a "weird new world" in a satisfactory strap clock. /Leading Film Editor Jacecob Hall praised season 3 of "Strange New Worlds" For its self -esteem, seriousness and tone variance and all this praise is justified. However, after watching the self-wrapped third season of "Strange New Worlds", I can't help, but I don't feel a low ceiling on the show's ambitions.

Part of the classicism "Strange New Worlds" uses the Star Trek parcels, and sometimes directly transmits the old episodes. Captain Pike's "Quality" finals 1 In the plot of the classic episode "Star Trek" "Balance of Terror". Then, Season 2 Final and Premiere of Season 3 "Hegemony" is playing the episode "Next Generation" "The best of both worlds", Only with Gornn instead of Borg.

Almost Each episode of "Strange New Worlds" Season 3 It made me think, "Hey, this is like (insert another episode" Star Trek "here)", and you can say that episodes invite you to make those comparisons. But if the whole series is done is to make me think about other episodes of "Star Trek", then can I call it a great show?

It is important to remember that "strange new worlds" were implicitly designed to rescue the franchise "Star Trek" from a rough era. The Abrams films restarted the vine, while Discovery earned a definitely mixed response from start to finish.

The whole return to "weird new worlds" is the code for the trays that see the show sees them; That this is a series made by and for Star Trek fans. You can also follow this shift with "Star Trek: Picard", which went from something close to "Discovery" in its first "next generation" season reunification of all the paths they wanted from Season 3.

"Star Trek" has been around 60 years; It appears at 1,000 episodes total in all series. At that moment, you can only tell so many "new" stories. However, I can't help, but I don't think about the previous dark era for Star Trek television: the early 2000s.

Then, "Star Trek: Voyager" and "Enterprise" ran to Autopilot, recycled the "Next Generation" and "Deep Space Nine" scripts and remained in the formal box to reduce the return. "Strange new worlds" does something similar to his multitude of pseudo-raises, looking back on the older episodes of Star Trek to remix or master them.

One of the advantages of "strange new worlds" is that I would not say that it is meaningless to go through the movements as it does. Every episode, even the dark, is remarkable. It is clear that the team and the crew want to make a show "Star Trek", and they want to do it as "true" on "Star Trek" as they can. The series also occasionally explored a new territory. I would point to The Music Episode of Season 2, "Rhapsody of Under -Space", " As "strange new worlds" do something "Starvala Trek" have never done before. But is all this enough to make "strange new worlds" classic on its own?

The The most targeted moment in "Strange New Worlds" The Holodek episode in Season 3, "Hour in Space Adventure", discussed how the original Star Trek series prompted social progress forward and building an inspired fans community. Do "strange new worlds" maintain that community and build it? Or just cover the old hits for shrinking by accident? Only time will say.

"Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" is moving to Paramount+, with season 4 scheduled for premiere in 2026.