In 2025 TV film "Starwars": Part 31, "Starflit collects a loose group of freelance criminals and mercenaries to get Doomsday weapons from a mysterious enemy. The mercenaries do not know the true identity of the A-Dub, but they know that the Doomsday weapon was built by their leader, the wicked tyrant, Empress Georgiu (Michel Johch). The image of Empress Georgiu first appeared on "Star Trek: Discovery", and it was constantly founded as a terrible monster. She killed literally billions of people, tormented people for fun and is cannibal. Despite this, it is presented in "Part 31" as bad loose cannons, capable of leading a motor team of scientific scents of heroism mission.

One of the team members of Part 31 is physically strong, but mentally poorly super-cyborg named Zef (Robert Casinski). It carries a huge mechanical exoskeleton that enhances his body, making him a "muscle" on the crew. He has several "comic" aside, where he cannot understand his instructions and does not understand whether the Doomsday device he is looking for is called "God's given" or "God's end".

"Part 31" was quite poorly reviewed (although the film's review found a few positive qualities for it)Considering only a 19% approval rating of rotten tomatoes, the lowest assessment of the Star Trek project in the franchise. Casinos has theory why. The actor/boxer seems to have encountered many people who are not familiar with the newer performances "Star Trek", leaving him to feel that the decade -long scientific science series slips into ambiguity. Sea, as the casinos revealed In a recent interview with Treknation podcastExecutive producer Star Trek Alex Kurzman feels that Star Trek dies. Old fans are interested in adapting, but Kurzmann sees no new, younger fans who enter the scene.

Casinski admitted that when he was offered the role of ZEF in "Part 31", he had some of the same flicker as many paths. Star Trek fans run warm and cold To the very idea of ​​Part 31; If Starfleet requires a shading Kabbal of the CIA -like spooks, committing murder in secret to maintain the utopia of the federation, then it is not a very utopia. However, Moreso, Kasinski was shocked when his boss told him, right to the person, that the franchise was dying. Alex Kurzman seems to oversee the franchisee in a contraction state. Casinski did not believe in it, until he went to the gym to talk about Star Trek with young boxers, and indeed, none of the kids knew much about Star Trek. He said:

"I was talking to Alex and talked to (director Olatunde verses) and they explained to me that" old Trek "was dying. And I don't know if people know it, but ... I talked about "Star Trek" in my gym where I fight, you know, I'm a boxer and I fight with a lot of kids - I don't fight them, but I didn't know what I didn't know "you imagined it? I mean, just imagine that for a second, that they never ... I'd say "Star Trek" and they were like, "War of Starwelles?" I was like, "No, Starvala Trek" and they were like, "Um, I think I've heard about it." "

Casinski noted that the fan -based "Star Trek" has always been great and passionate, but that, in terms of numbers, she never responded to the huge pop accident on something like "Starwells War" or "Harry Potter". Maybe not, but it's hard to vague.

Casinos also repeated something Kurzman explained to him, and this is something that can frustrate the old world paths. Kurzman said the franchise is dated. At the very least, he felt that young people who want action and incident will not include the first few seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation, as it moves slowly and has poor production values. And when it comes to the original 1966 series, Casin and Kurzman thought there was no way a modern child would want to get involved. Hence, why he was okay with "Part 31" to be more traditional action: it was Kurtzmann and Company's attempt to reach the hip, youth audience.

"They explained me very, very clear, and as soon as I heard this, I was 100% behind this movie: you have to make different flavors on Star Trek for a different time. You have to try and bring new people. It has been done to make people want to learn more about Star Trek. "

He also noted that "Part 31" was not, with the design itself, it would be burdened with an exhibition, canonical details or good moments of character. The action was crucial.

For paths, these statements are disturbing. "Star Trek" is best when it is no dedicated to action. Kurzman, it seems, hopes to lure the "youth voice" by making Star Trek in something that is the anathema of Star Trek. Neither Kurzmann nor Casinos, they seem to have the faith that Star Trek can catch a modern audience of scientific teens or scientific nervousness ready to lose in a world dedicated to peace, correctness and diplomacy. It can be said that diplomacy is not a hip of modern audiences, but it certainly worked well for the franchise for nearly 60 years.