‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’ Has a Troublemaking New Alien Arriving in Season 2
This year’s San Diego Comic-Con coincides with the return of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which had its season four premiere earlier this week. It also coincides with the franchise’s 60th anniversary, so even if Star Trek‘s current TV era has an end point in sight—it’ll come after Strange New Worlds season five and Starfleet Academy season two—attention must be paid to all that history. Though Star Trek‘s future big-screen plans are of great interest to fans, the focus of Hall H’s Star Trek Universe panel remained on TV—for now.
- ▪This year’s San Diego Comic-Con coincides with the return of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which had its season four premiere earlier this week.
- ▪It also coincides with the franchise’s 60th anniversary, so even if Star Trek‘s current TV era has an end point in sight—it’ll come after Strange New Worlds season five and Starfleet Academy season two—attention must be paid to all that his
- ▪Though Star Trek‘s future big-screen plans are of great interest to fans, the focus of Hall H’s Star Trek Universe panel remained on TV—for now.
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This year’s San Diego Comic-Con coincides with the return of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which had its season four premiere earlier this week. It also coincides with the franchise’s 60th anniversary, so even if Star Trek‘s current TV era has an end point in sight—it’ll come after Strange New Worlds season five and Starfleet Academy season two—attention must be paid to all that history. Though Star Trek‘s future big-screen plans are of great interest to fans, the focus of Hall H’s Star Trek Universe panel remained on TV—for now.
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