This post contains spoilers For "Star Trek: Part 31."

The Renaissance of IEEMI LIE Curtis continues. After winning an Oscar for her role in "Everything Everywhere Suddenly" and ended the new Halloween trilogy, Curtis took advantage of its restored status to surprising and greatly pleasant ways. She returned to the spotlight for her work in the "Last Show -Anticipation" in 2024, but Curtis also became an authorized queen of Kimo. Her surprising performance in Season 2 of the Bear, where she played Unstable Matriarch in Donna Stock ExchangeHe won the Emmy, and she also borrowed her voice in music video "Cardi B" and Offset in 2023. Now, she has returned to an unannounced role again - and this time, she makes her debut "Star Trek".

To catch Curtis in a full disturbed space heads, you will need to get involved in "Star Trek: Dece 31", the first feature film of the Paramount+ era of Gene Roddenberry's optimistic, space series. "Part 31" is definitely not Trek's best movie there - it's fun, but little and derivative, and that Originally was supposed to be a TV series So, there is a quick pace of a story that was intertwined in a much shorter time. However, the new film introduces a series of interesting, awake characters, and its latest scene makes it clear that it is intended to start a new story that includes crew in Part 31.

How do we know? Well, Jameimi's Hologram Lee Curtis told us.

Curtis plays a character known only as "control", whose voice we hear during the early exhibition editing before she finally appeared at the end of the movie in the form of messages in a hologram. The control is clearly higher in Part 31, a shaded (and gray) intelligence group that works outside the typical moral and legal boundaries of Starflit and the United Federation of Planets. The group does the dirty thing that Starflit is too by-the-book, and offered an interesting, real wrinkle in the utopian vision of born Bora for the central organization of the franchise, as they were first introduced in 1998.

We still do not know much about control, but it is clear that she is ready to walk the contracts and order assassinations, as she does in the cold open on the film, establishes Filipa Georgiu (Curtis "" Everything everywhere " Michelle yes) as a dictatorial ruler. She also wants to deliver phrases filled with talent ("This dog bites," she tells Philipa) and is too important-or sketched-to appear in person to provide details of the team's mission. The most intriguing of all, it seems to have pieces of metal on the side of the face, which may indicate that it is a former Borg drone as seven of nine of nine of nine.

Judging by her short and virtual performances in "Part 31", it is clear that Curtis remains reserved and busy. However, the end of the film seems quite deliberately open, as it is reduced to the loans as soon as the control is awarded the composition (included Filipa) a new mission involving the planet Turkish IV. Fans of Star Trek: The Next Generation may remember Tushana IV as a brutal and dystopian place where attempts to colonize the colonizing land went drastically wrong. None of this is mentioned in "Part 31", however, leaving fans to assume that we will eventually get the end of the tail of this story - and that this first thing through space was just the beginning of a larger adventure in Part 31.

Given that last teasing, it seems likely that Curtis will return for a future travel project, but it is worth noting that by mid -January 2024, projects for "Part 31" have not yet been announced, and she She did not comment on her role or her future within the franchise. Of course, the story of the 31-centric section Bill in deeds From the earliest days of "Star Trek: Discovery", with Trek team in Paramount clearly interested in the idea of ​​exploring the secret cell more thoroughly. "Part 31" did not really do so, but it is imposed on the moral complexity of the division of the Negatian in "Star Trek" in ways that would be interesting to explore in the future. While some of the team members are terrible people, others simply seem to be fired who found refuge outside the boundaries of the law. What space occupies Curtis control? We do not know, but we hope they will tell the time and future travel project.

"Star Trek: Part 31" now moves to Paramount+.