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The Lost Princess begins not with an action sequence or a dramatic monologue, but with a spiritual quest that dissolves the barrier between worlds. The film introduces Alec Touati, an American billionaire whose search for meaning leads him to an Ayahuasca ritual.

The resulting vision, a hallucinatory flash of a forgotten battle, propels him toward an old, haunted castle in Morocco. This sets the stage for a story that melds genres, feeling at once like a historical drama, a supernatural romance, and a mystical exploration of self. The sun-soaked Moroccan landscapes and the ancient castle walls become active participants in the narrative.

They hold the secrets of a past timeline involving Princess Nour, a woman caught in an arranged marriage, and her forbidden love for a charismatic pianist. Alec’s journey is to uncover how these echoes of the past are intertwined with his own destiny, creating a premise that...

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Spoilers for "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" to follow.

The main characters of "Star Trek" are explorers above all else, and sometimes, exploration is about investigating the past. That's exactly what happens in "Strange New Worlds" season 3, episode 5, "Through the Lens of Time."

In an earlier season 3 episode, "Wedding Bell Blues," we met Christine Chapel's (Jess Bush) new boyfriend Dr. Roger Korby (Cillian O'Sullivan). We know from "Star Trek: The Original Series" — specifically the episode "What Are Little Girls Made Of?" — that Chapel and Korby will get engaged, but it'll fall through when he goes missing on an archaeological dig.

"Through the Lens of Time" shows Korby in action as an archaeologist. He and a small away team, including Spock (Ethan Peck), LA'an (Christina Chong), Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding), and Beto Ortegas (Mynor Luken), discover what appears to be...

Set phasers to spoilers. This article discusses major events from the latest episode of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds."

If the creative team behind "Strange New Worlds" are trying to convince us that "Star Trek" can support any possible combination of genres and tones, season 3 is already proving to be a brilliant case study. In the span of only five episodes, we've seen an action thriller with the Gorn, a romantic fantasy drama (emphasis on fantasy) featuring Spock (Ethan Peck) and Nurse Chapel (Jess Bush), a self-contained zombie invasion, and a whimsical throwback to the aesthetics of "The Original Series" wrapped in a murder-mystery plot. Now, the show's writers have just unleashed what might go down as the most ambitious hour yet in all of "Strange New Worlds," and it takes a page (or two) out of a pair of under-appreciated horror touchstones.

Yes, "Star Trek" is once again voyaging...

Star Trek: Strange New Worldsguest star Cillian O'Sullivan's dream role would be a main character in a Star Trek: The Next Generation reboot. O'Sullivan plays Dr. Roger Korby, the new love interest of Nurse Christine Chapel (Jess Bush) in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Korby is also a legacy character who takes a villainous turn in Star Trek: The Original Series.

In an exclusive interview with ScreenRant's John Orquiola about playing Dr. Roger Korby in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Cillian O'Sullivan described himself as a "massive" Star Trek fan who grew up loving Star Trek: The Next Generation. Noting that he didn't expect to play Korby in Star Trek until it happened, O'Sullivan revealed who from Tng would be his dream role. Read Cillian's quote below:

Cillian O'Sullivan: "Maybe, and maybe this would be a tragedy if they did, but if they ever remade Star Trek: The Next Generation,...

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This post contains spoilers for season 3 of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds."

"Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" is not shy about lifting heavily from past "Star Trek" episodes. The series basically remade the classic episode "Balance of Terror" twice during its first season, first spiritually in "Memento Mori" and then literally in the season 1 finale "A Quality of Mercy."

"Hegemony," the two part episode that closed "Strange New Worlds" season 2 and opened season 3, had a cliffhanger and resolution that echoed the famous "Star Trek: The Next Generation" episode "The Best of Both Worlds." For the latest "Strange New Worlds" outing, "Through the Lens of Time," the series pulls from a less beloved "Tng" episode.

"Through the Lens of Time" guest stars Dr. Roger Korby (Cillian O'Sullivan), archaeologist and boyfriend of Nurse Christine Chapel (Jess Bush). The Enterprise is assisting Korby...

In the "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" episode "Through the Lens of Time," Nurse Chapel (Jess Bush) and her new boyfriend Roger Korby (Cillian O'Sullivan) have discovered an impossibly ancient temple hidden beneath the rocks of a distant world. The technology in the temple is still active after countless unhallowed centuries, and it requires a drop of blood to enter. Everything is scary and mysterious. Inside, the crew of the Enterprise find a series of glowing orbs that contain ... something. They also find that they can pass through unusual stone passageways and step into different planes of existence. The six crew members are all in the same room, but they can't see one another because they are out of phase. It's like a haunted house or an abandoned asylum. 

When the ship's new nurse Ensign Gamble (Chris Myers) picks up one of the mysterious orbs, it explodes in his hand.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode 5 “Through the Lens of Time.”] The Gorn may be off the board — for now, at least, as Star Trek: Strange New Worlds executive producer Henry Alonso Myers is quick to note, “The Gorn aren’t out of the way, you’re going to see them again” — but there’s already a new Big Bad. In the latest episode, a landing party of Chapel (Jess Bush), La’an (Christina Chong), Spock (Ethan Peck), Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding), Beto (Mynor Luken), and Ensign Gamble join Korby (Cillian O’Sullivan) on a planet only to end up in what they, only later, realize is a layered dimensional prison — and one of the prisoners injures and infects Gamble (destroying his eyes). Held inside is an evil, known as the Vezda, and it does eventually leave Gamble’s body (he’s already dead) after Pelia (Carol Kane) shoots it.

As the third season of Star Trek: Strange New Worldsprogresses, one actor is praising his co-star for helping him earn a pivotal role in the series. Actor Cillian O’Sullivan made his Strange New Worlds debut in "Wedding Bell Blues," the second episode of the third season.

Now, per ScreenRant, O’Sullivan is crediting his co-star, Jess Bush, and her generosity for aiding him in snagging the role. The actor, who recently played Devlin in the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again,talked about his Strange New Worlds audition, which took place via Zoom.

“Jess Bush is such an amazing actor,” O’Sullivan said. Bush plays the role of Nurse Christine Chapel in Strange New Worlds, and O’Sullivan is tasked with playing her love interest, Dr. Roger Korby.

“I think she’d have chemistry with a stone if she wanted to,” O’Sullivan continued of his co-star. “We did the chemistry read for the auditions,...

Warning: Spoilers For Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3Star Trek: Strange New Worldsseason 3's new couple even shocked actors Ethan Peck and Christina Chong. As Lieutenants Spock and LA'an Noonien-Singh, respectively, Peck and Chong had different romantic partners in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2. This changed in season 3 when LA'an and Spock grew closer after becoming intimate dance partners.

Speaking to Variety at San Diego Comic-Con alongside their Star Trek: Strange New Worlds cast mates Rebecca Romijn, Jess Bush, and Paul Wesley, along with executive producers Akiva Goldsman and Henry Alonso Myers, Ethan Peck and Christina Chong related their mutual shock upon learning Spock and LA'an's friendship would turn romantic.

Christina Chong understandably expected LA'an's attraction to Paul Wesley's Lt. James T. Kirk would evolve, while Peck explained why Spock and LA'an "makes a lot of sense on some level." Read their quotes and watch the video below:

Christina Chong: I was shocked.

Ken Foree plays an unforgettable role in one of the great movies ever made, the George A. Romero classic Dawn of the Dead (get it Here) – so it’s nice to hear (as reported by our friends at Bloody Disgusting) that the makers of the Paramount+ series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds decided to pay tribute to Foree in their recent, unexpected zombie episode! In the third episode of Strange New Worlds‘ third season, the crew of the starship Enterprise ventured to a planet that was overrun by zombie-like creatures – and this planet was called Kenfori! The Ken Foree reference even made it into the title of the episode: Shuttle to Kenfori.

Word of the tribute quickly made its way to Ken Foree himself, who posted on social media, “I know this is out there, but I wanted to share this with you as well. It’s an honor and...

Cillian O'Sullivan praises Jess Bush's talent and generosity for helping him book the role of Dr. Roger Korby in Star Trek: Strange New Worldsseason 3. O'Sullivan debuted as Korby in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3, episode 2, "Wedding Bell Blues," and Roger, being Nurse Christine Chapel's new boyfriend, was an unpleasant surprise to her former flame, Lieutenant Spock (Ethan Peck).

Speaking exclusively to ScreenRant, Cillian O'Sullivan described his audition for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which was a chemistry read with Jess Bush over Zoom. O'Sullivan effusively praises Jess Bush for being "very generous" in his audition, noting that "she gave me everything that she could" in the difficult circumstances of doing a chemistry read over Zoom. Read Cillian's quote below:

Cillian O’Sullivan: Jess Bush is such an amazing actor. I think she'd have chemistry with a stone if she wanted to. We did the chemistry read for the auditions,...

This article contains spoilers for "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" season 3, episode 4, "A Space Adventure Hour." 

As of "A Space Adventure Hour," Spock (Ethan Peck) and LA'an Noonien-Singh (Christina Chong) are the newest power couple on the Enterprise. As the two hottest members of the Enterprise bridge crew, it is only logical that they hook up. 

Joking aside, this pairing actually does make sense, and there's been build-up if you look back to past episodes. Both Spock and LA'an are repressed people who hold their emotions close to their chest. LA'an's song back in the musical episode "Subspace Rhapsody" was called "How Would That Feel?", and was all about her imagining what it would be like to open up to people. She's now doing it with someone who's shared a similar struggle.

Back in season 1's "Memento Mori," they shared a mind meld. LA'an has to confront an evil from...

Paramount+ today announced that season four of its hit original series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will feature a puppet-themed episode, featuring U.S.S. Enterprise crew members as puppets created by the iconic Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. The episode is directed by Jordan Canning (Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock).

The reveal was made during today’s Star Trek universe presentation in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con International in San Diego, CA. Moderated by Star Trek legend Robert Picardo, the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds panel portion featured a conversation with co-showrunners and executive producers Akiva Goldsman and Henry Alonso Myers, executive producer Alex Kurtzman, and cast members Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Jess Bush, Christina Chong and Paul Wesley.

In addition, the Hall H audience was treated to a surprise advance screening of the series’ upcoming new episode, “A Space Adventure Hour,” ahead of its debut this Thursday,...

Captain Pike has been turned into a puppet in the new teaser for the fourth season of “Star Trek: Strange New World,” which was shared with fans at San Diego Comic Con Saturday.

“Hit it,” Muppet Pike says in the new video — “hit it” being the thing he says when he wants the ship to go to warp speed — before confusedly adding, “You heard me say hit it, right? Spock? Anyone?”

“Did you go to season four without me?” he adds.

The trailer appears to hint at an upcoming episode that will feature the cast as puppets. There might have been an unexpected and terrible transporter accident,” said executive producer Akiva Goldsman at Sdcc. “Which might have had some unexpected felt-like effects.”

The puppet episode is directed by Jordan Cannings, and the puppets were created by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. The series is produced by CBS Studios, Secret Hideout...

This article contains mild spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3, Episode 1 and 2.

The long-awaited third season of Star Trek: Strange New Worldsrecently premiered on Paramount+. The episode brought a close to the Season 2 finale and the fight with the Gorn.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3, Episode 2, "Wedding Bell Blues," featured Nurse Christine Chapel (Jess Bush) almost marrying Spock (Ethan Peck). Speaking about future romantic pairings on the show, Bush told Out Magazine that she is open to the idea. "I would love for our show to represent queer love on screen," she said. "I think that would be wonderful."

In Stange New Worlds Season 1, Episode 5, titled "Spock Amok," Nurse Chapel mentioned having a relationship with a woman. In the current season, Chapel is revealed to be dating Dr. Roger Korby (Cillian O'Sullivan). Bush went on to hint that LGBTQ+ Star Trek fans may be further represented on the show in the future,...

In the "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" episode "Wedding Bells Blues," Spock (Ethan Peck) awakens in bed next to Nurse Chapel (Jess Bush) on the morning of their wedding. They are blissed out and happy to celebrate their nuptials, and they are eager to see all their friends dressed up at the ceremony. 

This is a curious place for Spock to wake up, however, as the pair had never gotten engaged. Indeed, they recently announced that they would certainly not be pursuing a relationship, allowing Chapel to begin a relationship with a man maned Korby (Cillian O'Sullivan). As Spock will eventually learn, reality has shifted under him at the hands of a playful godlike being played by Rhys Darby. This godlike being has sensed that Spock and Chapel are into each other, and decided to use his powers to stage a wedding, erasing everyone's memories and forcing them to play-act a grand romance.

Spoilers for "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" to follow.

"Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" sure loves to put Spock (Ethan Peck) in comedic situations. In season 1's "Spock Amok," he accidentally exchanged bodies with his fiancee T'Pring (Gia Sandhu) during a mind meld gone wrong. Then, in season 2's "Charades" (which /Film named the funniest "Star Trek" episode ever), Spock was transformed into a full-blooded human and had to relearn how to be a Vulcan.

Now, "Strange New Worlds" season 3 has unveiled its own comedic Spock adventure as part of its two-episode premiere. To do so, it's also brought back one of the campiest yet most powerful villains from "Star Trek: The Original Series."

In "Wedding Bell Blues" (helmed by "Charades" director Jordan Canning), Spock and Christine Chapel (Jess Bush) are getting married! Except, they previously broke up ... and Christine has just arrived on the Enterprise with her new boyfriend,...

This article contains spoilers for "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" season 3, episode 2 -- "Wedding Bell Blues"

After the hectic and suprisingly bloody nature of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" season 3 premiere, "Hegemony, Part II," the Enterprise crew can at least temporarily catch their collective breath. "Wedding Bell Blues" offers a small time skip and a welcome respite from brutality, opting to focus on character relationships -- specifically, the love triangle between Christine Chapel (Jess Bush), her new boyfriend Dr. Corby (Cillian O'Sullivan), and the lovelorn Spock (Ethan Peck). Unfortunately, the god-like alien Trelane (Rhys Darby of "Our Flag Means Death" fame) soon starts muddying the waters with his mischievous, reality-altering ways. Suddenly, Spock and Chapel are getting married, and only Corby seems to realize that something is wrong...

Yes, it's one of those "Star Trek" episodes, and it's refreshing to have a truly weird one -- especially since "Wedding Bell...

This article contains mild spoilers for the "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" episode "Wedding Bell Blues." 

In the "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" episode "Wedding Bell Blues," Spock (Ethan Peck) finds himself growing despondent over the fact that he and Nurse Chapel (Jess Bush) may not be destined to date. Spock and Chapel spend several months apart, only for her to return with a new boyfriend, a charming scientist named Roger Korby (Cillian O'Sullivan). Spock is as heartbroken as a Vulcan can be. 

There is a reception in a bar thereafter, and Spock finds himself feeling jealousy watching Chapel and Korby together. He walks over to the bartender (Rhys Darby), who notices his pain. The bartender gives him a strong cocktail, and Spock retires to his quarters. When he wakes up, reality has shifted. Chapel in his bed with him, smiling happily. She mentions that today is their wedding day,...

This article contains spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3, Episode 2, titled "Wedding Bell Blues."

Season 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worldsmay have started with the thrilling conclusion of the cliffhanger that closed out the second season of the Paramount+ series. But the second episode, “Wedding Bell Blues,” shifted gears entirely and, in the process, made an old-school Trek character’s headcanon status actual Star Trek canon.

In “Wedding Bell Blues,” things go awry when Spock (Ethan Peck) wishes that things were different between him and Nurse Chapel (Jess Bush) when she returns to the Enterprise after a three-month fellowship with a new boyfriend. Spock’s wish becomes a reality when a mysterious and sharply-dressed new character, played by Rhys Darby, grants his wish, and he wakes up about to be married to Nurse Chapel.

There’s Something Familiar About the Man in the Suit

Trek aficionados may have...

“Greetings and Felicitations!”

I couldn’t help but think of that while watching the second episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, season 3. Of course, that quote comes from the original Star Trek episode, “The Squire of Gothos,” but Snw’s “Wedding Bell Blues” was clearly taking inspiration from that episode.

It also takes inspiration from another trickster god of Star Trek in this superpowered wedding episode.

“Wedding Bell Blues” recap

“Wedding Bell Blues” opens three months after the events of “Hegemony, Parts I & II,” and Spock is eagerly awaiting (as much as Vulcans allow themselves to be eager) the return of Christine Chapel from her fellowship working with Dr. Roger Corby. When Chapel beams aboard, she is accompanied by Dr. Corby (Cillian O’Sullivan), with whom Chapel has started a relationship.

After Mr. Spock pouts a bit, a mysterious bartender offers him a drink. Suddenly, Spock awakens in bed with...

"Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" is a more direct prequel to the original show than "Star Trek: Enterprise." Set less than a decade before "The Original Series," "Strange New Worlds" follows the U.S.S. Enterprise, captained by Christopher Pike (Anson Mount), who has some familiar faces already on the crew: Spock (Ethan Peck), Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding), Nurse Christine Chapel (Jess Bush), and now Scotty (Martin Quinn).

"Strange New Worlds" is unafraid to call back (forward?) to classic "Original Series" episodes, even if the show still sticks (mostly) to "Trek" canon. For example, the show has brought back the reptilian Gorn as recurring villains, setting up Captain Kirk's (William Shatner) famous clash with a Gorn in the 1967 "Original Series" episode "Arena," and Lieutenant LA'an Noonien-Singh (Christina Chong) is a descendant of the most infamous "Star Trek" villain, Khan Noonien Singh (Ricardo Montalbán).

The two-episode premiere of "Strange New...

Warning: This post contains spoilers from Season 3, Episode 2 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.

Spock’s heart was shattered — if Vulcan hearts can even shatter, that is — this week on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. But a fellow Enterprise crew member may be about to mend that heart.

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In Season 3’s second episode (which...

This article contains spoilers for "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" season 3, episode 2, "Wedding Bell Blues."

"Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" season 3, episode 2 ("Wedding Bell Blues") brings back "The Original Series" character Trelane ("Our Flag Means Death" star Rhys Darby) from "Tos" season 1 episode "The Squire of Gothos." Originally played by William Campbell, Trelane presents himself as a dashing man who wears a Regency-era tailcoat and claims to be a general. In actuality, he's a mischievous child from a reality-bending alien species, and wields powers that resemble those of the time and energy-manipulating residents of the Q Continuum -- such as the notorious "Star Trek: The Next Generation" wild card, Q (John de Lancie).

In "Wedding Bell Blues," Trelane exhibits the same powerful but immature traits. He imposes himself on the lovelorn Spock like a roguish genie, force-rebooting the science officer's recently-ended romance with Christine Chapel (Jess Bush) into an impending...

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few ... until they don't. "Star Trek" has always wrestled with this moral quandary, dating back to Leonard Nimoy's first appearance as Spock in "The Original Series." Yet, even Gene Roddenberry himself couldn't have anticipated just how prescient this debate would become as the franchise continually grew and expanded over the long decades. Practically every series has been made up of an ensemble of characters, all of whom are rich and layered enough to demand entire episodes and arcs revolving around themselves. Of course, this was a much easier proposition in a previous era of syndicated television, when networks routinely ordered seasons amounting to upwards of 20 episodes each. Nowadays, at a time when streaming mandates and soaring budgets result in far less runway to tell the same space-bound stories, well, viewers are robbed of the ability to truly get to...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episodes 1 “Hegemony Part II” and 2 “Wedding Bell Blues.”] The good news: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is just as fun as ever. There’s a reason it’s the most entertaining Paramount+ Trek series, and the beginning of Season 3 continues to show that. The bad news: Over the course of the first two episodes, Spock (Ethan Peck) and Chapel (Jess Bush) part ways when she goes off on her fellowship, then she returns with a new boyfriend Korby (Cillian O’Sullivan), the landing party escapes and is rescued from the Gorn — resolving the Season 2 finale — but Ortegas (Melissa Navia) is seriously injured and beginning to show the effects of her trauma, and Pike (Anson Mount) is facing losing Batel (Melanie Scrofano) due to the Gorn infection. Below, stars Jess Bush, Melissa Navia, Celia Rose Gooding, and Martin Quinn and executive producers Henry Alonso Myers and...

This article contains spoilers for the "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" episode "Wedding Bell Blues." 

The theory goes back to September 28, 1987, when the first episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" -- called "Encounter at Farpoint" -- aired. That episode featured an all-powerful space deity named Q (John De Lancie) who stopped the U.S.S. Enterprise-d dead in its tracks to explain that humanity had no business being in space. Using his magical powers, Q put humanity on trial, using Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) as its representative. The Enterprise would only be allowed to continue its trek through the stars if it could solve the mystery of Farpoint Station, the place they were heading in the first place. 

The impishness of Q and his magically manifested courtroom immediately reminded old-school Trekkies of the original "Star Trek" episode "The Squire of Gothos." In that episode, The U.S.S. Enterprise...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode 2 “Wedding Bell Blues.”] Star Trek: Strange New Worlds not only just brought in a character from The Original Series, but it also confirmed a theory from the novel Q-Squared. Over the first two episodes of Season 3, Chapel (Jess Bush) told Spock (Ethan Peck) not to wait for her while she went off on her fellowship, only to return with a new boyfriend, Korby (Cillian O’Sullivan). But thanks to a wish granted by a mysterious bartender (Rhys Darby), Spock found himself preparing to marry Chapel … until Korby snapped him out of it and the two worked together to stop the bartender/wedding planner. In the end, it took that being’s father, voiced by John de Lancie, to put an end to his trickster ways, and the two went on their ways in balls of light. TV Insider confirmed with executive producers Akiva Goldsman...

Taking on the role of an iconic and beloved character like Spock in the Star Trekfranchise is no small feat, but Ethan Peck has stepped into the shoes of the half-Vulcan, half-human science officer on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.As the series gears up for its third season premiere on July 17, Peck teased what’s to come for Spock as the show continues.

Season 2 of Strange New Worlds ended on a cliffhanger, and fans have had to wait nearly two years for the conclusion. Peck, in an interview with TV Insider, said that he also needs to catch up on the show, but for different reasons.

The Third Season Will Pick Right Up Where Season 3 Left Off

“Oh my gosh. I think I would also need a reminder,” he said, thinking back to the second season finale. “I tend to not watch the show. I will…eventually. It...

A Paramount+ Star Trekseries is boldly climbing up the streaming charts. Trek fans are likely wanting to catch up on the first two seasons of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds ahead of its July 17 Season 3 premiere. Per FlixPatrol,Strange New Worlds is up two spots on Prime Video’s Top 10 TV shows in the U.S. and sits in the No. 8 spot, as of July 10.

Additionally, the series starring Anson Mount and Rebecca Romijn is also in the No. 10 overall spot among all shows and movies on Prime Video in the U.S. After a two-year wait between seasons, Strange New Worlds will premiere its third season on Paramount+ on July 17.

The show, which follows Captain Christopher Pike (Anson Mount), Spock (Ethan Peck), and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, has an impressive 93% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 79% audience score.

Snw Will Conclude After Five Seasons

Earlier this summer,...

Fans of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds are in for some unique romantic twists for Spock in season 3!

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has expertly threaded the needle of making a prequel to a classic TV show work. Set a decade before the original Star Trek, it's a great showcase for classic Trek storytelling as Christopher Pike commands the Enterprise.

The show has even pulled off the challenge of casting new actors in the roles of iconic characters such as Spock (Ethan Peck) and Christine Chapel (Jess Bush). As fans of the original series know, Chapel carried a torch for the Vulcan who, of course, couldn't answer her feelings. Strange New Worlds flips it around as Spock is drawn to Chapel and the pair kiss and share their feelings in the famous musical episode. That, despite how Spock was formally engaged to T'Pring (Gia Sandhu).

However, season 3 is going to...

Star Trek: Strange New Worldsis adding a recurring guest star for its upcoming third season in the form of an original Star Trek character. Cillian O’Sullivan is set to play exobiologist Dr. Roger Korby, a role played by the late Michael Strong in the original series. Dr. Korby appeared in a Season 1 Star Trek episode titled “What Are Little Girls Made Of.”

In the Tos episode, Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner) and Nurse Christine Chapel (Majel Barrett) travel to an icy planet called Exo-iii in search of Dr. Korby. It’s revealed that Dr. Korby was the fiancé of Nurse Chapel. While there, the team discovers that Dr. Korby plans to create android versions of human beings to conquer the galaxy, even creating an android Kirk.

A Different Version of Dr. Korby

Per Trek Movie, O’Sullivan, who recently appeared as Devlin in the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again,...

The romances on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds have been somewhat unexpected. The show is set before Star Trek: The Original Series, so we know that pretty much none of these relationships are "endgame," so to speak. In a way, that gives Strange New Worlds the freedom to have a little fun with love stories that are doomed, angsty, non-traditional, and/or casual. That's how we ended up with the delightfully complex LA'an Noonian-Singh (Christina Chong) — yes, that Noonian-Singh — and an alternate universe James T. Kirk (Paul Wesley).

And, most importantly for fans of Star Trek: The Original Series, there's the love triangle between Christine Chapel (Jess Bush) and Spock (Ethan Peck) and T'Pring (Gia Sandhu)! At the Tribeca Film Festival's premiere event for the long-awaited Strange New Worlds Season 3, the cast and crew dished about some of those love stories and what it means to make them in the Trek-verse.

Find out all the details you’ll need to know about the latest season of ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ here.

It’s almost time to boldly go once again. “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Season 3 warps onto Paramount+ this summer, and a galaxy full of adventure awaits the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise. We’ll let you know what you can expect from the show this season, including when to expect it to arrive, plot details, and cast members, and we will also bring you a trailer for the new episodes. Read on, Starfleet officers!

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Lieutenant Spock isn't done exploring "human romance" in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3, says Ethan Peck. The highly anticipated Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 premieres July 17 on Paramount+ after a two-year wait. One of the central storylines of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 was Spock exploring his human emotions by having a torrid-but-brief love affair with Nurse Christine Chapel (Jess Bush).

Strange New Podcaught up with Ethan Peck on the red carpet before Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3's world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. When asked what's new for Spock in Strange New Worlds season 3, Peck carefully offered that the upcoming episodes will continue to explore Spock's humanity using "several different devices, one of which is human romance." Read Peck's quote and watch the video below:

As we bring this Spock closer to the Spock portrayed by Leonard Nimoy in The Original Series, we...

Plot: In season three, when we reconnect with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, still under the command of Captain Pike, they face the conclusion of season two’s harrowing encounter with the Gorn. But new life and civilizations await, including a villain that will test our characters’ grit and resolve. An exciting twist on classic Star Trek, season three takes characters both new and beloved to new heights, and dives into thrilling adventures of faith, duty, romance, comedy, and mystery, with varying genres never before seen on any other Star Trek.

Review: With the recent announcement that the fifth season of Strange New Worlds would be the last, Star Trek fans were preparing for the third season to resolve the cliffhanger ending of the show’s sophomore run back in 2023. With the introduction of Montgomery Scott in addition to a recurring role for James T. Kirk, the...

The voyages of the starship Enterprise will conclude after its five-year mission. Paramount+ previously announced that Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has been renewed for a fourth season, which is currently in production in Toronto, just as the details of the upcoming season three start to be revealed. The series is set to return on Paramount Plus with a two-episode premiere on July 17th. New episodes will drop weekly leading up to a September 11th season finale. Now, The Hollywood Reporter is confirming that the prequel series intends to end after a newly announced season 5.

Unfortunately, more updates state that the concluding year will be shortened to just six episodes. Executive producers Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Myers and Alex Kurtzman said in a joint statement, “From the very beginning, Strange New Worlds set out to honor what Star Trek has always stood for — boundless curiosity, hope and the belief that a better future is possible.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will be phased-out with a fifth season.

Paramount+ announced the series has been renewed for a fifth season which will consist of six episodes. The season will also be the show’s last.

“From the very beginning, Strange New Worlds set out to honor what Star Trek has always stood for — boundless curiosity, hope and the belief that a better future is possible,” said executive producers Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Myers and Alex Kurtzman in a joint statement. “We’re deeply grateful to Paramount+ for the chance to complete our five-season mission, just as we envisioned it, alongside our extraordinary cast and crew. And to the passionate fans who’ve boldly joined us on this journey — Thank You. With three more spectacular seasons ahead for you to see and enjoy, this adventure is far from over.”

Indeed, the announcement comes ahead of the show’s third season premiere on Thursday,...

Paramount+ today released the official trailer for season three of its hit original series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The new season will premiere with two episodes on Thursday, July 17, exclusively on Paramount+ in the United States. The series will also stream on Paramount+ in international markets where the service is available.

Following the premiere, new episodes will be released weekly on Thursdays, culminating in the season finale on Thursday, September 11. Paramount+ previously announced that the series has also been renewed for a fourth season, which is currently in production.

In season three, when we reconnect with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, still under the command of Captain Pike, they face the conclusion of season two’s harrowing encounter with the Gorn. But new life and civilizations await, including a villain that will test our characters’ grit and resolve.

An exciting twist on classic Star Trek, season...

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds reveals the main cast of season 3 in five stunning new posters. After a two-year wait, the highly anticipated Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 premieres July 17 on Paramount+ following its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 14. Strange New Worlds season 3 continues the genre-bending voyages of the Starship Enterprise commanded by Captain Christopher Pike (Anson Mount)

The official Star Trek Instagram and Paramount+ unveiled eye-popping new posters of the cast of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (photos by Sarah Coulter), paired up after beaming onto the series' namesake 'strange new worlds.' Paired up together are Captain Pike and Number One (Rebecca Romijn), Scotty (Martin Quinn) and Commander Pelia (Carol Kane), Dr. Joseph M'Benga (Babs Olusanmokun) and Lt. LA'an Noonien-Singh (Christina Chong), Nurse Christine Chapel (Jess Bush) and Lt. Spock (Ethan Peck), and Ensign Nyota Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding) and Lt. Erica Ortegas...

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has its return date set. Paramount+ announced a July premiere date for the series with the release of a teaser, photo (above), and new poster. The series has already been renewed for a fourth season.

Anson Mount, Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Jess Bush, Christina Chong, Celia Rose Gooding, Melissa Navia, Babs Olusanmokun, and Martin Quinn star in the series set on the Enterprise before Kirk took over. During season three, viewers will see guest starring appearances by Rhys Darby, Patton Oswalt, Cillian O’Sullivan, Melanie Scrofano, Carol Kane, and Paul Wesley.

Paramount+ shared the following about season three:

“Paramount+ today announced season three of its hit original series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will premiere with two episodes on Thursday, July 17, exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S. The series will...

We have a premiere date for the long-awaited third season of Star Trek: Strange Worlds. The first two episodes of Season 3 will drop on Thursday, July 17 on Paramount+ in the U.S. It will follow with new weekly episodes through the season finale on Thursday, September 11, the streamer revealed today.

As previously announced, the series already has been renewed for a fourth season, which is currently in production.

In season three, when we reconnect with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, still under the command of Captain Pike, they face the conclusion of season two’s harrowing encounter with the Gorn. But new life and civilizations await, including a villain that will test our characters’ grit and resolve.

The third season promises “thrilling adventures of faith, duty, romance, comedy and mystery, with varying genres never before seen on any other Star Trek,” according to the announcement.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds...

Paramount+ today announced season three of its hit original series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will premiere with two episodes on Thursday, July 17, exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S. The series will also stream on Paramount+ in international markets where the service is available.

Following the premiere, new episodes will drop weekly on Thursdays, with the season finale on Thursday, September 11. Paramount+ previously announced that the series has also been renewed for a fourth season, which is currently in production.

In season three, when we reconnect with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, still under the command of Captain Pike, they face the conclusion of season two’s harrowing encounter with the Gorn. But new life and civilizations await, including a villain that will test our characters’ grit and resolve.

An exciting twist on classic Star Trek, season three takes characters both new and beloved to new heights,...

Trekkies and Trekkers (I know there’s a difference) rejoice! After a nearly two-year wait, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is finally returning for a third season. The series is set to return on Paramount Plus with a two-episode premiere on July 17th. New episodes will drop weekly leading up to a September 11th season finale. Season four has already been greenlit and is in production, so hopefully the wait won’t be as long as it was last time.

In the third season of Strange New Worlds, “we reconnect with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, still under the command of Captain Pike, they face the conclusion of season two’s harrowing encounter with the Gorn. But new life and civilizations await, including a villain that will test our characters’ grit and resolve. An exciting twist on classic Star Trek, season three takes characters both new and beloved to new heights,...

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is finally on its way to our system. The much-anticipated third season of the sci-fi series will premiere on Paramount+ on Thursday, July 17. The premiere will finally resolve a cliffhanger ending which has been hanging since the summer of 2023. The season will kick off with not one, but two episodes; subsequent episodes will follow weekly, with the season finale debuting on September 11.

The USS Enterprise crew from the first two seasons is back, including Anson Mount (Captain Christopher Pike), Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck (Spock), Jess Bush (Nurse Christine Chapel), Christina Chong (LA'An Noonien-Singh), Celia Rose Gooding (Nyota Uhura), Melissa Navia (Erica Ortegas), and Babs Olusanmokun (Dr. Joseph M'Benga), plus a new addition: Martin Quinn, who guest-starred in the season two finale, will join the cast as classic Trek character Montgomery "Scotty" Scott. The new season will also include guest spots from returning actors Melanie Scrofano...

Paramount+ has beamed up the premiere date for “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Season 3.

The third season of the popular sci-fi series will debut with its first two episodes on July 17, followed by a new episode every Thursday until the season finale on Sept. 11. It was previously announced that the show has already been renewed for a fourth season, which is currently in production.

The official description of Season 3 states:”When we reconnect with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, still under the command of Captain Pike (Anson Mount), they face the conclusion of season two’s harrowing encounter with the Gorn. But new life and civilizations await, including a villain that will test our characters’ grit and resolve.”

Along with Mount, the series also stars Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Jess Bush, Christina Chong, Celia Rose Gooding, Melissa Navia, Babs Olusanmokun and Martin Quinn. Guest stars this season include Rhys Darby,...

After what seems like an excruciatingly long wait for Trekkies, Paramount+ has finally set a premiere date for season three of the Star Trek series Strange New Worlds.

The show, an ensemble led by Anson Mount as Captain Pike, will debut with two episodes on Thursday, July 17, on the streaming platform.

Following the premiere, new episodes will drop weekly on Thursdays, with the season finale on Thursday, Sept. 11.

Paramount+ previously announced that the series has also been renewed for a fourth season, which is currently in production in Toronto.

Mount is joined on the bridge by Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Jess Bush, Christina Chong, Celia Rose Gooding, Melissa Navia, Babs Olusanmokun and Martin Quinn. Guest stars this season include Rhys Darby, Patton Oswalt, Cillian O’Sullivan, Melanie Scrofano and Carol Kane, who returns as the quirky Lanthanite, Pelia. Paul Wesley also returns as Captain James T. Kirk.

The third season will...

It's officially official: According to a new press release from Paramount, the third season of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" will debut on Paramount+ on Thursday, July 17, 2025. The season will debut with two episodes at once, and new episodes will then drop on a weekly basis thereafter until September 11. The season, like the first two in the series, will run 10 episodes.

The above image is the season's newest promotional poster, only just made available to the public. This joins a series of character posters, revealed back in March. The new poster doesn't include Penia (Carol Kane), the Enterprise's new engineer, nor the young Scotty (Martin Quinn), only just introduced in the final episodes of the show's second season, although they were mentioned in the press release. Also returning are Melanie Scrofalo, who plays Captain Batel, a potential love interest for Captain Pike, and Paul Wesley as the young James T. Kirk.

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It's been nearly two years since Star Trek: Strange New Worlds graced our TV screens over on Paramount+, but we're finally a little closer to knowing when Season 3 will make its long-awaited premiere. Taking place a decade before Star Trek: The Original Series, Strange New Worlds follows Captain Pike and the crew of the Enterprise in the 23rd century as they explore new worlds and carry out missions throughout the galaxy.

Per Comicbook.com, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 will make its premiere on Saturday, June 14th, but the catch is that it will only be shown at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Tickets for the annual event that began in 2002 go on sale April 29, and following the screening, there will be a panel discussion with creators Alex Kurtzman and Akiva Goldsman, as well as several of the show’s stars, including Anson Mount, Ethan Peck, Celia Rose Gooding,...