The man behind Commander Riker is approaching 30 years as a director on the series’ offshoots. He talks to IndieWire about playing an ongoing part in the legacy of “Trek.”
Season 4 of the Paramount+ series reveals a more interconnected “Trek” universe.
The series-altering jump to the 32nd century continues to provide fresh, if not exactly thrilling, ground for exploration.
Sonequa Martin-Green’s Michael Burnham became more badass in the Mirror Universe, while Doug Jones’ Saru turned human for the first time.
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“That Hope Is You, Part 2” ends Season 3 with the realization that the 32nd Century is this show’s new normal — complete with a new captain.
Several crewmembers’ lives hang in the balance as the Federation contemplates selling its soul.
This show keeps getting more ambitious — now with a first glimpse of the ultra-futuristic Federation that remains.
Blu del Barrio and Ian Alexander made Episode 4, “Forget Me Not,” one of the most emotional “Star Trek: Discovery” installments ever.
Episode 3, “People of Earth,” introduce Blu del Barrio’s winning Adira and shows an Earth that’s changed since the Federation’s fall.
A soporific second episode makes us hope there’s more to the 32nd century than Western saloon-style standoffs and shootouts.
Sonequa Martin-Green and Alex Kurtzman also talk about a landmark shoot: only the second time a “Trek” series has filmed outside North America.
