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.
After a long wait and a lot of upset following Paramount's buyout of their Netflix deal, Star Trek fans in the UK can finally catch up with the US release schedules of the US and watch Strange New Worlds debut season as well as more from across the Star Trek Universe.
With Star Trek running at full warp with several shows in production and more incoming, we take a look back at the news lighlights from Across The Universe! Including Q Cameo's, Anson Mount's view on Strange New Worlds and more!
Taking their Trek through space far beyond any era we've seen in Star Trek, the flagship show Discovery wrapped it's third season earlier this year and to celebrate, our last issue of Comms took the deepest of dives into the season with reviews, analysis and special features of the crew's discovering the wonders and threats of the 32nd century. Strange new worlds and breaking past the final frontier is star Trek's domain. For Discovery, it's third season took that to the extreme as the crew ventured beyond their comfort zone, beyond everything they knew to explore the future of the Federation. The third season for Discovery was a new beginning. Again. The show has reinvented itself more than once in it's just three-season run, from a prequel pilot before even seeing the titular ship, to having a captain who represented everything […]
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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