that big crossover episode between Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and Star Trek: Lower Decks Already arrived early.After an early screening of the highly anticipated seventh episode of the season strange new world At San Diego Comic-Con on July 22, it was announced that the episode would be available to stream exclusively through the service on Paramount+ in the US and in all Paramount+ international markets starting at 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT that day. there are more.
A musical was also announced at Comic-Con strange new world this season. It’s called – wait for it – “Subspace Rhapsody”,“ It will air on Thursday, August 3rd. (See the trailer below for a sneak peek.) The episode features 10 original songs.so yes real: strange new world Really are go where there is no trek Gone before this season.
Back to the crossover plot.Entitled “Those Old Scientists,“This action-packed outing features live action and animation as two of the star trek The most popular shows are brought together. It’s a creative feat that could plummet — come on, animation and live action combined?and in Star Trek?
Fortunately, in the hands of director Jonathan Frakes (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Picard), this episode is a remarkable achievement, perhaps one of the best Star Trek history. It’s rare for a TV series to deliver a consistently great season, but we’ve done just that with “Season 2.” Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The seventh episode surged at a breakneck creative pace, bringing together beloved characters from two very different shows. Here’s the truth:
Two Trek worlds come together
Ensign Brad Beumler (Jack Quaid) is freaking out.Vibrant purple-haired second lieutenant Star Trek: Lower Decks Suddenly finding himself in the infirmary of the USS Enterprise, and meeting Captain Pike (Anson Mount), One (Rebecca Romijn), Dr. Mbenga (Babus Olusamokun) and Raan Noonion-Singh (Christina Chung). Yes, live action. How did this happen?
Undoubtedly, it would be more interesting to experience the full details of this for yourself, but let’s just say it has something to do with an ensign from the USS Cerritos investigating a seemingly random portal. Through Beumler, we learn that Captain Pike of the USS Enterprise discovered the portal a long time ago. Ensign Beckett Marina (Tony Newton) fights back. What’s the big deal? Beumler is obsessed with his Starfleet idol. He wondered what it would be like to work with Pike and the Enterprise crew. “Come on, we’ll be standing in the same place as Uhura,” Boimler smiled, while Marina stood in the doorway. “Won’t that turn you on a little bit?”
That all changes when an accident activates the portal, and sure enough, Ensign Beumler is thrown to the other side, this time in real person form, and many years ago. Thus began his adventure with the crew of the USS Enterprise.
when you meet your idol
It was great fun to experience the live-action Ensign Beumler.Jack Quaid voiced the character, and ultimately triumphed Lower deck. This live-action Beauimler was fun and gave the actor a larger workplace.
We wouldn’t be surprised to see Boimler or someone else bottom deck character in future episodes Star Trek: Strange New Worlds As the series progresses.After all, Dennis Crosby is back Star Trek: The Next Generation As Sela, her original character, Tasha Yar, was killed off in the first season.The character of Moriarty also found his way back, returning to Star Trek: Picard. Other recurring characters are equally fascinating — Majel Barrett-Roddenberry and Luwaxana Troy immediately come to mind.and Star Trek, There is always a way out.
That said, Quaid knows how to handle humor and physical comedy.recent strange new world The “Charades” episode also injects humor throughout the episode, allowing Spock (Ethan Peck) to become fully human for a while. “Those Old Scientists” Going a step further, one can imagine the ever-witty, outspoken Jonathan Frakes enjoying his day here, especially when the jittery Boimler meets his familiar icons, from Captain Pike to Spock to Uhura.
The episode also ogles fans several times.If you have ever attended Star Trek convention or comic con, You know what we’re talking about here.Ultimately, Boimler is a version of every fan or anyone who tunes in to the show Star Trek in the past five years.
In terms of plot, these events culminate in a confrontation with the Orions, a shadowy alien race known for being pirates, but some of them are actually legitimate. That leaves Beumler with a lot to think about, because he knows history. But he can’t reveal anything because that would just mess up the timeline. There are also some nice twists when Ensign Becket Marina (played by Newton) arrives unexpectedly through a portal. Having two Starfleet ensigns from the future on board the Enterprise would certainly change everything. can you?
the best of the best
we’ve been through more than once Star Trek Over the decades, these events managed to “live and prosper” and stand the test of time, somehow becoming seminal moments. Notable: “City on the Edge of Forever” from the original series; “Yesterday’s Enterprise,” “Q, Who?” ” and “The Best of Both Worlds” next generation; “Trials and Tribulations” from deep space nine; “Scorpion” comes from Voyager; from “Such a Sweet Sadness” Discover; and The Last Generation from season three Picard.
These episodes are some of the best Star Trek Because screenwriters understand their potential importance Star Trek Canon and world building. But they’ve also managed to create memorable TV shows. “Those Old Scientists” It was a win, and fans will continue to talk about it for some time.So raise your Vulcan plomeek cup Strange new world. It turned out to be one of the most epic and enjoyable bouts Star Trek Always on screen.
Catch up on Episode 207 Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Airs Saturday, July 22 at 7pm ET / 4pm PT on Paramount+. For an early look at the just-announced musical, watch the exclusive trailer below.
