"Star Trek" has always been in its league. More than almost every other franchise, this defines itself from the original stars that first embody characters like Captain Kirk, Spack, Scotti and all others. For countless fans, William Shatner is simply Jameseims T. Kirk, much in the same way as Mark Hamil is Luke Skywalker. Unlike However, her rivals Trek have never been afraid to move out of their past and look forward to a bold future. The USS Enterprise crew has experienced many changes over decades and, in recent years, have even passed on several cases of processing both in film and television. There is more than enough space for Chris Pin and Zahari Quinto to put their own unique turns on their respective characters on the big screen, just like Anson Mont as Christopher Pique and especially Ethan Peck as Spack did "strange new worlds".

How Best modern barrels "Trek" series to next season/The film was recently able to attend the world premiere of Season 3 in New York. There, we caught up with a large part of the cast and the crew to talk about a large number of subjects ranging from their excitement for episodes to reach their complicated feelings of The show that ended in season 5. However, Peck is not one of those actors struggling with a whirlwind of emotions. Accordingly, given the stoicism required by the volcano, which he plays on TV, the actor maintains a steadfast kellen, as his time in the series begins to wind. (Not that he is thinking about it that way, looking at how he is currently in the middle of the recording season 4.)

However, the overall tone of the event was definitely nostalgic, so we asked Peck what he would remember and wealth of his experiences, showing Mr -Spack, when all this was said and over. Without missing a beating, he pointed to a specific moment that holds the most - not "weird new worlds", but during the recording of his previous series, "Star Trek: Discovery". Although seemingly minors in the big pattern of things, it was an incident that gave the actor original geese from geese.

Ordinary viewers may forget, but Ethan Peck, Anson Mount and Rebecca Romine have actually made their respective debut as Spack, Christopher Pique and Una-Riyas of the second season of Star Trek: Discovery-Successful series of performances that naturally opened the door of the series. In those early days (back when Paramount+ streaming service was still known as CBS All Access), it was clear that writers and acting roles are still trying to get a handle of these characters and their specific characters. However, the novelty factor of dripping those sphyrical uniforms, running around such expansive sets, standing side by side with the most world signs in all "paths", simply never age.

Asked what specific memory will keep it most when you look back in the overall experience, Peck had a surprising and introspective answer:

"What comes to mind first is when I was actually on" Discovery ", and I was in the turbo elevator, our lifts, and we had to go out on the bridge of the discovery. And in the turbo the lift was a pike, the Saru (the stranger played by Doug Onesons), and Michael Barnham. Soaked, there was no apparatus to produce around me.

You often hear the actors talking about the "magic" they experience while in the set of big franchise films or television shows - but this is an example where it is extremely easy to believe. Because the series is preparing to enter for landing in the coming years (or maybe not, if the producers have their own way), here are many more moments like that. "Strange New Worlds" Season 3 Prime Ministers of Paramount+ July 17, 2025.