Since it's launch as Star Trek's new flagship show in 2017, Star Trek Discovery has made an effort to reinvent itself year by year to tell new stories with new styles and themes. Each season being it's own new mission, the crew began as distrustful strangers under the command of a cold tactician to living in the far future trying to restore the Federation into the utopia of it's prime.
Over the past few years through Comms, we've looked back at past iterations of Star Trek with rose coloured glasses and a bit of humour. This time round, we're reaching back only seven years for the 'youngest' retro review to date. Since it's debut in 2017, Discovery has launched a whole new world of Star Trek from animated comedies, to sombre reunions with past heroes. Ait all began with Discovery. This year the flagship show of the modern era comes to a close as Michael Burnham leads her crew through a treasure hunt that began centuries before her time. With the end in sight for Discovery as a series, we're looking right back to the beginning. The episode that, not only kicked off the show, but of the modern Star Trek era.
Since 2017 it feels like we've had non stop Star Trek since the revival of the franchise through streaming services, however all good things do come to an end. One of the most bittersweet things to look forward to this year is the surprising end of Discovery, the flasgship show that helped to revive the Star Trek franchise with it's higher than expected demand launching CBS All Ac cess (Now Paramount+).
It's the end of an era as the show that launched the current era of Star Trek and allowed for the franchise to explore boths trange new worlds and beloved characters is coming to an end as Paramount announces the fifth season of Discovery will be it's last.
While we still recover from the third season of Discovery which wrapped up earlier this year with the Discovery crew warpinng out into the unknown as the face of 32nd Century Starfleet, Paramount+ - the new name from the now rebranded CBS: All Access - has given us a sneak peek at what's to come in the crews next adventure.
Season three of Discovery has come and gone as Saru, Burnham and their crew found themselves starting a new life and new journey far from home. Making the jump to take the vital sphere data far from the reach of Control, Discovery's crew left everything behind to enter a strange new land. Between their time and this new era, the landscape changed. New alliances were formed. Old alliances collapsed. All they had that was familiar to them was each other. After looking at the whole season, our DoFC is looking back at five of the best parts of the season ahead of our next issue of Comms! WARNING! Season spoilers lie ahead, so read at your own risk! ADMIRAL VANCE AND THE NEW STARFLEET Let's be honest, since hearing that the Federation wasn't going to be what it once was, […]
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