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Paramount Plus Renews ‘Star Trek’ Spinoffs ‘Strange New Worlds,’ ‘Lower Decks’

Animated kids’ series ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ returns this winter

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'Strange New Worlds' Season 2 Release Date Revealed — And More Good News For Star Trek Fans

Here's when 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' is coming back. And what to expect for the rest of the Star Trek slate through 2024.

Inverse

5 years ago, the most pivotal sci-fi franchise ever made a crucial comeback

When 'Star Trek: Discovery' hit in 2017, there hadn't been any new Star Trek on TV since 2005. It may have been a rocky start, but in retrospect, 'Discovery' had a much stronger debut than fans and critics give it credit for.

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'Star Trek: Picard' Season 3 showrunner shuts down a popular fan theory

The biggest Star Trek reunion won't feature one very reasonable comeback. Here's why 'Picard' Season 3's big bad won't be a fan favorite villain.

Inverse

The Mummy director brands Tom Cruise reboot ‘the biggest failure of my life’

‘There’s about a million things I regret about it, but it also gave me so many gifts that are inexpressibly beautiful,’ said filmmaker Alex Kurtzman

The Independent UK

"The Man Who Fell to Earth" lifts off

Chiwetel Ejiofor and Naomie Harris are crack co-pilots in this continuation of the tale immortalized by David Bowie

Salon

The Man Who Fell to Earth review – small screen sequel series crash lands

A misbegotten and poorly paced attempt to update the 1976 cult sci-fi classic wastes stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Naomie Harris

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The doctor is in: Charting the history of medical shows on TV

The doctor is in. And it’s a good thing for television. Ever since the blurry black-and-white tube invaded homes, the medical show has been the palliative that audiences seem to need. From the clean-cut Dr. Kildare to the acerbic Dr. House, the medicine man has been diagnosing TV drama.

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