WARNING: This article contains Small spoilers For "Star Trek: Part 31."

The debut of "Part 31" marks the moment when Star Trek has officially spent where it never has - the small screen. Wait, it didn't come out. Obviously, Every trekkie knows that the scientific franchise has its own roots in televisionBut there is something to say about how this particular edition has changed the game for the first time for more than 50 years. In an unprecedented move, the movie "Trek" goes straight to streaming. Whether this opens up a brand new universe of opportunities for future projects or is it simply an unusual one -off situation remains to be seen. But in many ways, "Part 31" puts a whole new twist on this established property ... And that of course applies to the cast.

Compared to traditional and clean respectable Trek titles to this point (with perhaps a special exception made for The unusual, irrelevant and unfortunately now canceled animated series "Dolni decks"), "Part 31" bursts a little gray on otherwise black and white moralism of the series. It is the courtesy of Star Trek: Discovery-MP Filipa Georgiu (Michelle Johch) and recruiting for another mission with high shares. Rarely before that (if ever) had this many action, curse words and ruthless antichertus all packed in one characteristic "Trek".

However, given all the new additions to the cast, fans may wonder exactly why someone is particularly highlighted as they do. No, we're not talking about the Starwear "Vep" and "Subsequent", Sam Richardson, we think of a lot Famous actor who plays the JULING sword Zef: Rob Kasinski. Many viewers have definitely seen him before, and his previous roles go a long way to explain why he was the perfect choice for this character.

When you need a list of A to make a lot of running, call Tom Cruise. When looking for an incredibly Suave Star to unload your head to Horde's head, Kianu Reeves is your man. But when you are on the market for a very specific niche of actors with experience corresponding to the imposition of mechanisms suits, well, obviously no one is more appropriate (ha!) For the task of Rob Casinski.

Before appearing as the wisdom of ZEF in "Part 31", Casinski actually had experience showing his skills as another A frightening warrior that was practically more machine than man. Most audiences are likely to recognize him as Jaegar's Australian pilot, Jacques Hansen in Guillermo del Toro's monster, Pacific Rab. Introduced as a quasi-antagonist for Raleie Beckett by Charlie Hanam, the character of the casinos eventually fills a role that is eerie similar to the one that ZEF has in "Part 31". Jacques, Roguelikay Wildcard, which is extremely rough around the edges, is called to help preserve humanity by keeping the controls of Kaiyu-sized mechanisms that literally fight attacking monsters in submission. In Star Trek, Zef is portrayed as a soldier cut from the same cloth, though his loyalty is even more tested when he seems to be the secret Sabbath that loses every step of the heroes.

However, this is not the only big franchise that has previously used the talents of Casinos. Although once missed the possibility of a lifetime when He parted in ways with the production of "Hobbit: Unexpected Travel" (He was initially arrested to play dwarf Filey), the actor continued to appear in several episodes of the HBO series "Real Blood" during the 6th season, the film "Duncan Onesons" and even "Captain Marvel" in 2019, where he plays The tricky rider telling Carol Danvers to Brie Larson to "smile" and subsequently gets his desserts. Others may remember him from his rather short ending twist in Anthony's "gray man" and OEO Rousseau.

"Star Trek: Part 31" is currently moving to Paramount+.