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David Ellison finally has his prize.

On Thursday, the Skydance Media founder closed the $8 billion merger with Paramount Global that he orchestrated, enduring political turbulence and skepticism about the viability of the company’s TV and movie empire for over a year. In order for the deal to pay off, Ellison, who will serve as chairman and CEO of the newly rechristened Paramount Skydance, must maintain strong partnerships with the creative community. Before the sale, Paramount has lacked the financial resources of competitors like Disney and Netflix, but it has been the home of top talent. Keeping them happy and busy cooking up ideas for new film, TV and streaming franchises will be critically important if Paramount Skydance wants to outmaneuver other studios.

On the film front, look for the new regime to try to maintain or even extend some crucial first-look deals as Josh Greenstein and Dana Goldberg, who will oversee the studio,...

As Starfleet Academy continues to film, creator Alex Kurtzman is assuring fans that this show has got its semesters all planned out!

For a franchise meant to look to the future, Star Trek has spent a lot of time in the past. Picard brought back the Next Generation crew while the first seasons of Discovery suffered from trying to be a prequel to The Original Series. Strange New Worlds ran with that, continuing to build toward Tos.

However, Discovery boosted itself with the third season, where the ship was sent into the 32nd century after a cosmic disaster ravaged the warp drive and left the Federation in tatters. The crew worked to solve the problem with the Federation rebuilding itself. This will set up Starfleet Academy, which will follow the first new Academy class in a century.

The series will mix a fresh cast with faces like Oscar winner Holly Hunter...

Warning: Spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3, Episode 4, "A Space Adventure Hour"

The stars of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds have nothing but great things to say about working with director Jonathan Frakes. Frakes began his Star Trek journey by portraying Commander William Riker throughout all seven seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and he first took on the role of director for Tng season 3's "The Offspring."

Most recently, Jonathan Frakes directed Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3, episode 4, "A Space Adventure Hour," which featured a 1960s murder mystery on the holodeck. As part of the Comic-Con Variety Studio Presented by Google TV, Strange New Worlds stars Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Paul Wesley, Christina Chong, and Jess Bush spoke about their experience working with Frakes. Read their quotes below:

Christina Chong: He wants to be in on the action, to the point where he’s hiding...

The latest Star Trekseries doesn’t even have a set premiere date on Paramount+, but the team behind Star Trek: Starfleet Academyis already thinking about the future. The iteration of Trek is set to premiere its first season in 2026 and has already been renewed for a second.

In an interview with Collider at San Diego Comic-Con, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy executive producer Alex Kurtzman teased what he called a “four-year” plan for Starfleet Academy. The new show stars Holly Hunter and Paul Giamatti and a host of cadets at the newly reopened Starfleet Academy in San Francisco. The series is set in the same timeline as the last three seasons of Star Trek: Discovery, 100 years after “The Burn” destroyed the Federation.

Kurtzman explained why a four-year plan works for the show. “You have to have a four-year plan because college is four years long…We do have a plan for...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academyhas a "four-year plan," according to executive producer and co-showrunner Alex Kurtzman. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy revealed its first teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con, offering eye-popping glimpses of the 32nd-century school and starship led by Academy Award-winner Holly Hunter as Captain Nahla Ake, the Chancellor of Starfleet Academy.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy stars Holly Hunter, Bella Shepard, Sandro Rosta, Karim Diané, and executive producer and co-showrunner Alex Kurtzman spoke to Collider's Steven Weintraub at San Diego Comic-Con. Kurtzman revealed that plans for Starfleet Academy season 3 are underway, and that the show has "a four-year plan because college is four years long." Read Alex's quote and watch the video below:

Alex Kurtzman: “You have to have a four-year plan because college is four years long… We do have a plan for season 3. What’s so fun is that when you start breaking a season, inevitably, you have too many ideas,...

Paramount+ is known for two things: Taylor Sheridan shows and "Star Trek." The two might be polar opposites politically and thematically, but they have found a comfortable home on the streaming network that keeps churning out content to keep the respective fanbases happy.

Following the conclusions of "Star Trek: Discovery" and "Star Trek: Lower Decks," up next on the Trek docket is "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy." Details have been scant in the months since the series was first announced, but a massive Hall H panel at this year's San Diego Comic Con brought out the cast and crew of the upcoming series to debut the show's first trailer, teasing a series that promises to give fans a fresh look at the future of the Star Trek universe.

Whether you've been a Trekkie for decades or you're looking for a new show to dip your toes into the world of the Federation,...

Akiva Goldsman has asked fans to demand and campaign for a follow-up to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds that leads into The Original Series. Snw is a prequel to Tos and follows Captain Pike aboard the Enterprise as they travel across the galaxy in search of strange new worlds. Paul Wesley plays Captain James T. Kirk, who will eventually lead the ship.

Goldsman has been trying to generate interest for the follow-up show, which would basically reboot the original series, calling it Star Trek: Year One. The showrunner mentioned at the San Diego Comic Con that support from fans might go a long way in getting the show made. Co-showrunner Henry Alonso Myers also encouraged the fans (via EW).

We dream it loudly. We like to say vocally that, ‘Hey, we have all of these really great sets. You guys own them. You make money off them.’

Strange New Worlds...

The latest show in the franchise, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, has a key connection to the show Discovery. The show, which had its first teaser dropped at Sdcc last weekend, will follow a new batch of Starfleet members as they train and begin their duties aboard the USS Athena. Several details regarding the setting have come out since.

Co-showrunner Alex Kurtzman mentioned that the aftermath of Discovery is an intrinsic part of the series, especially The Burn, a cataclysmic event in the 32nd Century when the universe’s dilithium went inert, severely affecting the starships’ warp drive capabilities.

Kurtzman said that it was important to explore that time in the Star Trek universe (LA Times).

My thinking was, if we set Starfleet Academy in the halcyon days of the Federation, where everything was fine, it’s not going to speak to what kids are going through right now.

The connection to Discovery is important,...

Writing with a specific actor in mind is not unheard of in Hollywood. Sometimes it’s a matter of circumstance that the right people behind the show want to make sure they have a key player among their cast. When it came to the upcoming Paramount+ Star Trek spin-off, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, showrunner Alex Kurtzman stressed that it was Holly Hunter that the crew wanted to make sure they had on the call sheet. Hunter plays Nahla Ake, a Starfleet Captain and the Chancellor of Starfleet Academy. Kurtzman told Collider’s Steve Weintraub at San Diego Comic Con that Hunter was “the voice in our heads” during the show’s development. He explains:

"So we wrote this part for Holly Hunter before we knew Holly Hunter. And as we were developing it, because I am, like, an obsessive fan of all of her films. I’ve never told you this,...

Eli Roth is bringing his horrific Hostel series to the small screen. The show is currently in development at Peacock and will star Emmy winner Paul Giamatti, according to our sister site Variety.

TVLine has reached out to the streamer for confirmation and more details.

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Roth, who wrote and directed the first two Hostel films in 2005 and 2007, is set to write,...

Peacock is offering a place to stay for a Hostel series project from filmmaker Eli Roth and star Paul Giamatti.

The NBCUniversal streamer will develop the project, which is based on Roth’s mid-2000s horror movies about an underground network of wealthy people who kidnap and torture young tourists staying in hostels. The show, which THR reported was in the works in 2024 (but without a home), comes from Fifth Season.

Oscar nominee and Emmy winner Giamatti, an avowed horror fan, is set to star in the show, though details of his role are being kept under wraps. The Hostel series project is described as a present-day take on the concept.

Roth, who wrote and directed 2005’s Hostel and 2007’s Hostel: Part II, is set to write, direct and executive produce the Peacock project. The films’ producers, Mike Fleiss and Chris Briggs, are also EPs. (A third Hostel film, made without Roth’s involvement,...

What Do We Know About the upcoming series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy? More thank you may think. The Paramount+ original series will be the latest edition of the Star Trek universe and the first sequel series of Star Trek Discovery. With casting announcements, rumors, and more, we know a lot of what is to come. So, let’s jump in!

The series is set in the 32nd Century.

The twelfth Star Trek series since Gene Roddenberry’s original CBS show debuted in 1966, Starfleet Academy is the sixth small screen entry in the franchise since the debut of Discovery in 2017. Overseen by franchise-runner Alex Kurtzman, the new series was co-created with Noga Landau, who created the four-season-long Nancy Drew series for The CW. In development since Kurtzman’s original deal with CBS back in 2018, the series has gone through many iterations and timelines before settling on the future setting used since Discovery’s third season.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is set to begin its freshman term early next year, and has already been renewed for a sophomore season. But how long will it take before the series graduates? Collider's Steve Weintraub spoke with the show's cast and crew about the show's long-term academic prospects at San Diego Comic Con this weekend. Paramount's Star Trek head honcho, Alex Kurtzman, outlined the length of a Starfleet Academy undergraduate degree:

"...the beauty is you have to have a four-year plan because college is four years long."

Elaborating, he likened the plot development of Starfleet Academy to the long-term storytelling present in Star Trek: The Next Generation:

"What I think we found and I would say that Starfleet is kind of the sum total of everything we’ve learned on all the shows is that yes, there are serialized stories that take you from beginning to...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's cast and co-showrunner praise Academy Award nominee Paul Giamatti's turn as season 1's "scary" villain. Executive produced by Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau,Star Trek: Starfleet Academy unveiled its first teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con, which revealed Giamatti as the villainous Nus Braka opposite Academy Award-winner Holly Hunter as Starfleet Academy's Chancellor, Captain Nahla Ake.

At San Diego Comic-Con, ScreenRant's Joe Deckelmeier spoke to Star Trek: Starfleet Academy co-showrunner Noga Landau and cast members Robert Picardo, Kerrice Brooks, and George Hawkins. Regarding Paul Giamatti's recurring villain, Landau called him a "bad, bad guy" while Brooks and Picardo spoke about what it was like to work with the Golden Globe winner. Read their quotes below:

ScreenRant: I love that Paul Giamatti is the villain of the season. What can you reveal about his character in Starfleet Academy?

Noga Landau: Nothing. He's a bad,...

Shows like ‘Peacemaker,’ ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy,’ and more streaming titles showed off at the annual convention.

San Diego Comic-Con has long been a hotbed for major TV and streaming announcements, mostly in the form of promotional videos for new and upcoming titles. This year was no exception; Sdcc 2025 went from July 24 through 27, and produced trailers and news from some of the most-hyped TV shows and movies coming to a screen near you.

We’ve assembled a list of all the major streaming announcements at Sdcc 2025 here. See which of your favorites dropped a new trailer or big news at the convention, and watch that trailer (if it’s been released to the public) in our listing below.

What were all the top announcements from San Diego Comic-Con 2025?

New ‘Peacemaker’ trailer

Critical Role role-playing shows on Prime Video get sneak peeks

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ trailer

‘Percy Jackson’ Season 2 gets trailer,...

It took comedian and actress Gina Yashere’s house burning down in the L.A. fires to make her decide to leave, at least for now, the America she longed to get to as a child growing up in the East End of London.

“I’ve left. The universe gave me a good kick, ‘you need to get out of America,’ by burning down my house in Altadena,” the Bob Hearts Abishola co-creator and star tells The Hollywood Reporter at the Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal.

Yashere’s home in a Black community in Altadena, just west of downtown Los Angeles, was destroyed in the Eaton fire that started on Jan. 7. She recalls getting the tragic news while in Costa Rica, where she has a second home.

“I had a list of things to save if there’s a fire encroaching, what to grab. And I wasn’t...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy co-showrunner Noga Landau explains how Paramount+'s next Star Trek series honors the vision of creator Gene Roddenberry. Executive produced by Landau and Alex Kurtzman, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy unveiled its teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con. Premiering in early 2026, Starfleet Academy is led by Academy Award winner Holly Hunter as Captain Nahla Ake, the Academy's Chancellor, with Paul Giamatti playing season 1's recurring villain, Nus Braka.

At San Diego Comic-Con, ScreenRant's Joe Deckelmeier sat down with Star Trek: Starfleet Academy co-showrunner Noga Landau and stars Robert Picardo, George Hawkins, and Kerrice Brooks. Discussing Starfleet Academy's 32nd-century era set after the end of Star Trek: Discovery, Landau detailed how "diversity" within the cast and the characters, which are comprised of "lots of alien cadets," reflects the original vision of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. Read Noga's quote below:

ScreenRant: Now, we've seen glimpses of the Academy throughout Star Trek history,...

The Star Trek Universe warped its way into Hall H over the weekend at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con with panels set to stun those in attendance. During the presentations, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was not only represented, but several creatives behind the upcoming Star Trek: Starfleet Academy showed up to promote the upcoming Paramount+ series, including stars Holly Hunter, Sandro Rosta, Karim Diané, Kerrice Brooks, George Hawkins, and Bella Shepard. However, it’s the first teaser trailer (below) that has Trekkies buzzing over Paul Giamatti's villain, who is the show’s main antagonist, and he appears at the end of the footage whistling a very familiar tune.

Apparently, Giamatti had his choice of characters to play in Starfleet Academy after being allowed to read the show’s first five scripts. However, the two-time Academy Award nominee has always had his heart on portraying a Klingon, according...

Earlier this year, Star Trek fans got the disappointing news that Strange New Worlds would be ending after a truncated fifth season. The news was almost worse, but for the creative team behind the show, a promise made was a debt unpaid, and they worked to bring the series to a satisfying conclusion. They discussed the show's final season with Collider's Steve Weintraub at this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con.

Co-showrunner Akiva Goldsman explained how the six-episode fifth season — which is four episodes shorter than a standard Paramount+ Star Trek season — was a compromise with the network. "The original messaging from the studio as we were done, they wanted us to be done after 4." He went on to add:

"We had made a commitment to the fan base, and to the narrative, that we would get right up against Tos [The Original Series], like we’d about it, because there are a lot...

Paramount+ has debuted the first teaser trailer for the upcoming new series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy!

The teaser was unveiled on Saturday (July 26) at 2025 Comic-Con, and features the show’s San Francisco campus and the new starship, U.S.S. Athena. New character details were also revealed.

Keep reading to find out more…

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy “introduces viewers to a young group of cadets who come together to pursue a common dream of hope and optimism. Under the watchful and demanding eyes of their instructors, they discover what it takes to become Starfleet officers as they navigate blossoming friendships, explosive rivalries, first loves and a new enemy that threatens both the Academy and the Federation itself.”

Holly Hunter stars as Nahla Ake, the Chancellor of Starfleet Academy and Captain of the U.S.S. Athena, who also happens to be a long-lived half-Lanthanite.

The upcoming series is set to...

The first look at "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" has arrived, along with an ensemble of new characters joining the franchise. At San Diego Comic-Con, showrunners Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau introduced a teaser trailer, giving fans a glimpse of what’s to come.

IMDb takes a look at who’s who in "Starfleet Academy" and where you might recognize the cast.

Holly Hunter as Captain Nahla Ake, Starfleet's chancellor and captain of the USS Athena. Hunter is known for her Oscar-winning role in The Piano, Broadcast News, "Saving Grace," and The Incredibles.

Paul Giamatti as Nus Braka. Giamatti broke out with roles in American Splendor and Sideways, and won an Emmy for his role in the miniseries "John Adams." Most recently, he was nominated for Best Actor in 2023’s The Holdovers.

Tig Notaro as engineer Jet Reno, who was in "Star Trek: Discovery." Notaro is known for her stand-up comedy, as well as roles in "The Morning Show," Army of the Dead, and her series "One Mississippi."

Robert Picardo as the holographic Doctor from "Star Trek: Voyager." Also known for his roles in the "Stargate" franchise and as Coach Cutlip on "The Wonder Years."

The Cadets:

Sandro Rosta as Caleb Mir, an orphan with a troubled past.

Karim Diané ("One of Us Is Lying") as Jay-Den Kraag, a Klingon who aspires to be medical officer.

Kerrice Brooks (My Old Ass) as Series Acclimation Mil aka "SAM," a holographic cadet.

George Hawkins as Darem Reymi, an aspiring captain from a wealthy home world.

Bella Shepard ("Wolf Pack") as Genesis Lythe, a Dar-Sha cadet.

Watch the "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" trailer here....

Star Trek's newest series, Starfleet Academy, will open its doors early next year. But before that happens, Collider's Steve Weintraub was on the scene at San Diego Comic Con to talk to the show's cast and crew. They revealed some secrets about the show, including the expansive set for the USS Athena, the much-talked-about ship whose true nature has finally been revealed. The set isn't just enormous on-screen: it's the biggest TV set ever. Says Karim Diané, who plays Klingon medical cadet Jay-Den Kraag:

"It’s the biggest set in North America. Like period. So it’s huge. The first time we walked in, I mean, it’s a real school. It’s like multiple levels we filmed on, like not just the ground. We walked up and filmed everywhere."

Showrunner Alex Kurtzman explained the true nature of the ship, which is, in fact, the titular Starfleet Academy:...

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds boldly went exactly where fans wanted them to go with its San Diego Comic-Con panel, delivering a fun presentation that also gave the 6,500-strong crowd in the cavernous Hall H one thing that geeks most: seeing something before anyone else.

Fandom has always been an important aspect of Trek — the original show famously became a cultural force long after it went off the air after being canceled — and the showrunners made a point to give a nod to the fans.

“We think of you all the time when we are in the writers room and we always talk about what would the fans want and love,” said exec producer Akiva Goldsman.

The ensuing banter with the cast led to a Trekkie’s delight, a screening of the fourth episode of Strange New Worlds current third season, which doesn’t hit Paramount+ until next week. And...

Paramount+ today released an electrifying first look teaser trailer for its new original series, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. The series is set to premiere on the service in early 2026 as a kickoff to the year’s Star Trek 60th anniversary celebrations.

The highly anticipated first look teaser featured the series’ iconic campus in San Francisco, plus the new starship and integral part of the Starfleet Academy campus, the U.S.S. Athena. In addition, new details about the Starfleet Academy characters were revealed.

Academy Award winner Holly Hunter stars as Nahla Ake, the Chancellor of Starfleet Academy and Captain of the U.S.S. Athena, who also happens to be a long-lived half-Lanthanite.

Sandro Rosta plays Caleb Mir, an orphan with a troubled past – and an unlikely Starfleet cadet. Karim Diané is Jay-Den Kraag, a Klingon cadet who dreams of becoming a medical officer.

Kerrice Brooks portrays Series Acclimation Mil,...

“Star Trek: Starfleet Academy,” the newest series in the nearly 60-year-old franchise, warped into San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday with an introduction of its full cast and the first trailer for the show, which will debut in early 2026.

The series takes place in the 32nd century after the events of “Star Trek: Discovery,” with Starfleet relaunching the titular educational institution outside of San Francisco after the Federation’s absence on Earth for more than 120 years.

“We look at the generation now that is inheriting all of this division and all these major issues,” executive producer Alex Kurtzman said on the Hall H stage. “We wanted to create a show that anchored us back to [Gene] Rodneyberry’s essential vision of hope. How do you find it, how do you rebuild it?”

Oscar-winner Holly Hunter plays Nahla Ake, the school’s chancellor and the captain of the USS Athena; she greets the...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academyhas revealed its teaser trailer, offering a glimpse into Paramount+'s newest Star Trek series premiering in early 2026 to kick off Star Trek's 60th anniversary year. Executive produced by Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is headlined by Academy Award winner Holly Hunterm and Academy Award nominee Paul Giamatti, who leads a new young cast and several returningStar Trek legacy characters.

At San Diego Comic-Con's Star Trek Universe Hall H panel, CBS Studios and Paramount+ unveiled Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's first teaser trailer, showcasing the series' 32nd-century San Francisco setting, the new young Cadets hoping to become Starfleet Officers, and a plethora of callbacks to past Star Trek legends. Check out the teaser below:

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy also revealed its key art, featuring the Academy's logo, the six main cadets, and confirming the show's early 2026 release window on Paramount+.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy...

At long last, Paramount+ offered a first look at season one of “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” on Saturday at San Diego Comic Con (Sdcc).

“You’re all the first academy class to return to our camps in San Francisco — after more than 120 years,” Holly Hunter as the chancellor of Starfleet Academy tells the group of new students gathered at the James T. Kirk Pavilion.

“Some of you are here for your families,” she continues, “some for yourselves. Together, you are the best and the brightest from across the galaxy.”

The students will be asked “to give more of yourselves than you know you have,” Hunter adds, “to dream without limitations. Whatever challenges came before today led you to this moment. You’re here now, you weave together the future.”

“So go out and seek, explore, boldy go where no one has gone before,” she concludes.

The series was ordered in...

Attention, Trekkies: School is back in session.

Paramount+ has given us our first look at Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, debuting on the streamer in early 2026, in the form of a teaser trailer and photos. (The trailer was first unveiled during the Star Trek Universe panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday.)

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The future of “Star Trek” is here and it truly is boldly going to some new and undiscovered places. (Check out our ranking of every “Star Trek” live-action show). The message from Paramount+’s presentation for the franchise July 26 at San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H isn’t boundary- and format-pushing alone: It’s clear that they want to package new things with some heavy doses of the familiar — major stars, beloved returning franchise vets, and some cutesy gimmicks.

Take a look at the teaser for “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy.”

There are a ton of new faces there for the 32nd Century-set show, as much of the cast is teenage and 20-something newcomers. And it’s set in a time period, post-“Star Trek: Discovery” that allows for all-new storytelling completely unrestrained by preexisting canon. But that’s also a lot of unfamiliar stuff, and audiences can need a little...

Class is in session for the next crop of cadets, ready to go boldly where no man has gone before. That's because the first trailer for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has officially dropped for audiences during San Diego Comic Con in Hall H. The trailer introduces fans to Holly Hunter's character, a captain and Chancellor of Starfleet Academy. Feelings of hope brim throughout the trailer, as the next generation (no pun intended) of Starfleet officers come into their own.

The trailer is also filled with Easter eggs for longtime Trek fans, including a wall of honor behind the cadets. It lists characters that fans of Star Trek: The Original Series, The Next Generation,Voyager, Deep Space Nine, or even Enterprise may recognize, revealing the fate (at least in terms of rank) of their favorite characters. Elsewhere, Deep Space Nine fans may want to sit down, as there's also a...

A new Starfleet class is preparing to boldly go where no one has gone before as the latest Star Trek spin-off brings fans down to earth at Comic-Con.

During Saturday’s Star Trek universe presentation in Hall H, fans were treated to the first trailer for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, in which Holly Hunter’s Chancellor Nahla Ake, and Paul Giamatti’s villainous Nus Braka are both introduced, along with some fresh faces.

“And so we begin. I’m Captain Nahla Ake, chancellor of Starfleet Academy. We’re all the first academy class to return to our campus in San Fancisco after more than 120 years. Some of you are here for your families, some for yourselves,” she tells them. “Together, you are the best and the brightest from across the galaxy, a tapestry that is Starfleet.”

Nahla’s speech concludes with a classic nod to the Og series. “So, go out and seek,...

Paramount recently released a series of images for their upcoming show "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy," and Trekkies are already poring over them, looking for clues, details, and character quirks that might more closely inform them as to what kind of series we'll be looking forward to. The cast for the series has already been announced, and it will include Kerrice Brooks, Bella Shepard, George Hawkins, Karim Diané, Zoë Steiner, and Sandro Rosta as its central Starfleet Cadets. None of their characters' names have been released yet, but we'll know them soon enough.

The cast will also include Tig Notaro, reprising her role as Jett Reno from "Star Trek: Discovery," as well as Robert Picardo, reprising his role as The Doctor from "Star Trek: Voyager." Trekkies can tell you that "Voyager" is set a good 815 years before the 32nd century of "Starfleet Academy," but the Doctor is a hologram and, as we now see,...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy will bring back Klingons with a massive twist. Executive produced by Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau, Starfleet Academy is the newest Paramount+ Star Trek series, which is headlined by Academy Award winner Holly Hunter, with Academy Award nominee Paul Giamatti playing season 1's mystery villain. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is expected to premiere in 2026, and season 2 begins filming later this year.

Ahead of Star Trek's Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con,Entertainment Weekly revealed a dozen first-look images offering the first glimpse of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. In EW, Alex Kurtzman confirms that Klingons will not only be a part of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, but the series will introduce a "Klingon hybrid species who are several of our main characters," including, potentially, Paul Giamatti's villain. See Alex's quote below:

Kurtzman does confirm Klingons will be a part of the show; more specifically a...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy reveals first-look images revealing secrets from the next Star Trek series coming to Paramount+. Executive produced by Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau, Starfleet Academy stars Academy Award winner Holly Hunter and Academy Award nominee Paul Giamatti, who lead a new young cast as well as several Star Trek legacy characters.

Ahead of Star Trek's San Diego Comic-Con Hall H panel, Entertainment Weekly dropped a dozen first-look images showcasing Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's eclectic cast and sets, which are the biggest sets ever made for Star Trek. While reveals of Starfleet Academy's character names, species, and specifics are being saved for Hall H, the images offer many tantalizing teases for Star Trek fans. Check them out below:

What Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's New Images Reveal About The Upcoming Series Starfleet Academy Is Expected To Premiere In 2026 On Paramount+

Set in the late 32nd century after...

Star Trek’slatest TV series doesn’t have a premiere date yet, but ahead of a July 26 panel at San Diego Comic-Con, several new photos from the set of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy have been revealed. The series, starring Holly Hunter, Paul Giamatti, and a slew of young “cadets,” is set to premiere on Paramount+ sometime in 2026.

Per Entertainment Weekly,Starfleet Academy’s showrunner Alex Kurtzman is also teasing what Trek fans can expect from the new series when it eventually does debut. The series has already received an order for a second season.

In an exciting reveal, fans get a glimpse at Giamatti’s villainous new character. “He had such a great time putting on the makeup. He loved sitting in the chair,” Kurtzman said of Giamatti. “We were worried it was going to take too much time, but he said, ‘No, I love it. It really lets me drop into the character.

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law star Tatiana Maslany is teaming up with New Girl actor Jake Johnson for a new TV show in the works at Apple TV+. Teasing the upcoming show, Maslany has addressed what viewers can expect from the show, titled Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed.

The half-hour series has been described as a "darkly comedic thriller," with Maslany on board to play a divorced soccer mom who "falls down a dangerous rabbit hole of blackmail, murder, and youth soccer." Many questions remain about the mysterious series, so Maslany was asked about it by Cbr's Grae Drake at San Diego Comic-Con. She confirmed that filming would begin imminently and teased that there are some other exciting names joining the cast.

"Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed. Yeah, we're in moderate pleasure right now because we're about to go to film," Maslany said. "Okay, we go to film in about a week. Great. Yeah,...

Are you ready to go back to school? The cast of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy are. Entertainment Weekly unveiled photos for the upcoming Paramount+ series, set to be the next installment in the Star Trek universe. Fans get their first glimpse at cast members Holly Hunter, Paul Giamatti, Robert Picardo, Tatiana Maslany, and more. Fans are also learning more about the upcoming series. Bigger plans, per Entertainment Weekly, are being kept under wraps until the Star Trek panel at San Diego Comic Con on Saturday. The series will premiere sometime in 2026 and showrunner Alex Kurtzman tells Entertainment Weekly why telling a story about the next generation (no pun intended) of Starfleet officers was so important now:

"Our children are facing a lot of challenges right now and they are our hope for the future."

What Else Do We Know About 'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy'?

The series is set...

San Diego, brace yourselves—Starfleet is landing! To celebrate the launch of Season 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Paramount+ is pulling out all the stops with an electrifying live event that’s beaming fans straight into the heart of the final frontier.

On Saturday, July 26, San Diego’s iconic Gaslamp Quarter will boldly transform into a living, breathing Star Trek spectacular, thanks to the creative minds behind Jfi Productions. Expect dancers, performers, and cosplaying crew members straight from the U.S.S. Enterprise to take over the streets with high-energy, genre-hopping performances inspired by the new season’s wildest episodes.

Ever wanted to wander through a noir murder mystery? Battle zombies in deep space? Witness a Vulcan wedding? Or blast back to a groovy 60s-style Starfleet caper? Now you can. Fans will explore five “strange new worlds” right in the middle of the city, with show-stopping mini performances that...

Move over, Ted Lasso, Apple TV+ has just announced a brand-new series that features soccer as part of its storyline. Per Apple TV+ and Deadline, a new show starring Tatiana Maslanyand Jake Johnson,called Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed.

The series is billed as a “half-hour darkly comedic thriller” that focuses on Maslany’s character, Paula, who is a recently divorced mom who “falls down a dangerous rabbit hole of blackmail, murder, and youth soccer.”

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Apple TV (@appletv) Johnson will Play Maslany’s Ex-Husband in the New Show

Johnson will co-star with Maslany as Karl, Paula’s ex-husband, in the series created by David J. Rosen. Rosen will run the show that is being directed and executive-produced by David Gordon Green.

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed comes from Apple Studios and Counterpart Studios. The show is being developed by and will be executive produced by...

In February 2022, Paramount (re)announced that it was developing Star Trek 4, intended to be the fourth and final installment in Captain Kirk's Kelvin timeline era, but multiple directors have come and gone on the project. Since that initial exciting announcement, Star Trek 4 has languished in development.

One such director was The Fantastic Four: First Steps leader Matt Shakman, who, fresh off the success of Disney+'s WandaVision, was set to direct Star Trek 4 in 2022 before being reeled in by Marvel Studios. In a new profile published by Variety, Shakman revealed that progress on Star Trek 4 was coming along swiftly that year. "We had stages, we had crew, we were moving ahead," he explained.

At the same time, Shakman met with Marvel execs and producers about Fantastic Four, and they were immediately convinced he was the right man for the job. Committing to Marvel's first...

Star Trek: The Original Series didn’t not get to complete its opening narration’s now-legendary promise of a “five-year mission,” having been canceled just three seasons into its original network run on NBC, from 1966 to 1969. But the showrunners of the current Paramount+ prequel series, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, were determined to make good on that promise.

During a Zoom interview to discuss Snw’s upcoming third season, executive producers Akiva Goldsman and Henry Alonso Myers told Gold Derby that Paramount+ initially wanted to conclude the series at the end of its forthcoming fourth season, currently in production. But the producers gently reminded the streamer of the implicit obligation to longstanding fans of the franchise, which resulted in a more symmetrical mission for the Enterprise and its crew, several of whom go on to serve on the original series under Captain James T. Kirk.

“Obviously, Henry and I would...

The convention is always a hotbed of announcements for top titles, and we’ll run through what we expect to see at Sdcc 2025.

San Diego Comic Con 2025 is only a week away! The convention opens on July 24, and we expect to see some big announcements from top streamers and studios in attendance. But which franchises will drop the biggest news at the convention? Which could leave fans disappointed? We’ll explore all the titles we expect to get details on at Sdcc 2025, and which ones have already been confirmed to be on hand as well.

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At the start of the opening credits of each episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Anson Mount delivers a variation of the same famous speech that so many Trek captains have recited before him, about space being the final frontier, the voyages of the starship Enterprise, and how the mission is to boldly go where no one (or, in the Sixties, where no man) has gone before.

But as the third season of Strange New Worlds is set to debut Thursday on Paramount+, Star Trek as a television franchise...

Star Trek: Discovery spin-off series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is set to premiere in 2026, featuring a new generation of young cadets in the 32nd Century, amidst a fractured United Federation of Planets (Ufp). In the aftermath of a catastrophic 31st Century event called the Burn, in which dilithium (the warp core energy source that powers the propulsion of most starships) became inert and simultaneously destroyed the warp cores of most of the Federation’s starships and crews across the galaxy.

Consequently, the 32nd Century Federation is in rehabilitation mode. The Federation is encumbered by interstellar dissension, the ongoing mental trauma and mass mourning of lost loved ones, and the slow degradation of trust and confidence within this 900-year-old institution. Can it be rebuilt to its former glory and dominance in the galaxy? Can the new cadets cope and still learn to become capable Starfleet ensigns?

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Paramount+ is returning to the San Diego Comic-Con with more fan experiences and immersive activations than ever before, bringing the service’s iconic franchises and beloved titles to life. Paramount’s fandoms can take in new, interactive events and returning favorites, including The Lodge, the fan destination that transports guests into the worlds of Paramount+ titles.

New this year is the “Paramount+ Mountain Experience” convention floor booth featuring a towering mountain crane challenge and an outdoor “Nerd Out” fan booth. The celebrations take place from Wednesday, July 23, to Sunday, July 27.

Paramount+ is bringing The Lodge back to the Gaslamp District for its third consecutive year—this time with its biggest, boldest, and most immersive fan experience yet. From Wednesday, July 23, through Sunday, July 27, fans can step inside the interactive takeover at Happy Does, no Sdcc badge required.

As the fourth stop on its national 2025 tour, The Lodge will feature expansive...

CBS Studios is returning to the San Diego Comic-Con with first-look panels, exclusive reveals, and ultimate fan experiences.

Included in their lineup are panel presentations for the supernatural comedy Ghosts, the Star Trek Universe, and the new series NCIS: Tony & Ziva, which is set to premiere on Paramount+ on Thursday, September 4.

NCIS: Tony & Ziva Panel

Fan-favorite characters Tony and Ziva are back in “NCIS: Tony & Ziva,” the newest installment of the NCIS franchise coming to Paramount+ this September!

The series fans have waited a decade for, finds Ziva and Tony reunited with their daughter Tali in Paris, only to be forced to go on the run across Europe after Tony’s security company is attacked.

Join “NCIS: Tony & Ziva” series stars and executive producers Cote de Pablo, Michael Weatherly, and showrunner John McNamara for an action-packed exclusive look at the series and a panel discussion moderated by NCIS’ Brian Dietzen.

CBS Studios announces 2025 San Diego Comic-Con plans

The stars of Ghosts will haunt the San Diego Comic-Con again, heading to the pop culture convention for a Saturday, July 26, 2025 panel. CBS Studios is also bringing members of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and the upcoming Star Trek: Starfleet Academy casts to Sdcc for a supersized Star Trek Universe panel.

Cote de Pablo and Michael Weatherly from the newest addition to the NCIS franchise, NCIS: Tony & Ziva, are scheduled to take part in a panel on Thursday, July 24. NCIS: Tony & Ziva and the two Star Trek series will also be a part of Paramount+’s The Lodge interactive fan experience that will be set up at Happy Does.

CBS Studios’ 2025 San Diego Comic-Con Panels

NCIS: Tony & Ziva Panel – Thursday, July 24, 3:00-4:00pm in Indigo Ballroom

Fan-favorite characters Tony and Ziva are back in NCIS: Tony & Ziva,...

This year's San Diego Comic-Con has everything for fans of CBS programming! If you're looking for more content from your favorite Star Trekcast, waiting to hear about the new season of Ghostsand more, you need to head to the famous convention this year! CBS Studios is returning with Hall H panels, first looks, and more for all your favorite shows, and we have all the information you need to make sure you don't miss a single bit of their slate.

The anticipated new series NCIS: Tony & Zivais set to kick things off on Thursday, July 24! The series follows Tony (Michael Weatherly) and Ziva (Cote de Pablo), who are getting their own show in the newest installment of the NCISfranchise. "The series fans have waited a decade for, finds Ziva and Tony reunited with their daughter Tali in Paris, only to be forced to go on the run across Europe after...

CBS Studios is returning to San Diego Comic-Con later this month with first-look panels, exclusive reveals and more for new NCIS spinoff Tony & Ziva, along with its stars Cote de Pablo and Michael Weatherly, as well as Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and new series Starfleet Academy and hit supernatural comedy Ghosts.

The anticipated NCIS: Tony & Ziva premieres September 4, exclusively on Paramount+.

Here are details of the panels and experiences:

NCIS: Tony & Ziva: Fan-favorites Tony and Ziva are back in NCIS: Tony & Ziva, the newest installment of the NCIS franchise. The spinoff finds Ziva and Tony reunited with their daughter Tali in Paris, only to be forced to go on the run across Europe after Tony’s security company is attacked. Join series stars and executive producers Cote de Pablo, Michael Weatherly and showrunner John McNamara for an exclusive look at the series and panel discussion moderated by NCIS’ Brian Dietzen.

FX has picked up the comedy pilot “Movers” from a team of “Reno 911” alums, Variety has learned.

The improvised workplace comedy is said to revolve around “the erratic and codependent lives of a crew of movers.” The husband and wife team of Robert Ben Garant and Cathy Shim are the stars, co-creators, and executive producers of the pilot.

In addition, the pilot has set five cast members. Those are: Rebecca Quin (a.k.a Becky Lynch of WWE fame), Maz Jobrani, Darius Homayoun, Tanael Joachim, and Manny Montana.

“Reno 911” executive producers Stacey Sher and Peter Principato are also executive producers on the pilot along with Jonny Shipes. 20th Television is the studio.

Garant is repped by CAA, Artists First, and Jackoway Austen Tyerman. Shim is repped by Global Artists Agency and Jackoway Austen Tyerman. Jobrani is repped by CAA and Mainstay Entertainment. Homayoun is repped by Gersh. Joachim is repped by Artists First.