Strange New Worlds’ Boss Wants To Change One Thing About The Show

There is nothing on TV now just like “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds”. “Star Trek”, “new worlds” for a former TV era in the 1960s – a time when technology optimism was still reasonable, and space was unlimited capabilities instead of filling the grave satellites and billionaires trying to escape Earth’s problems.

“Strange new worlds” are already based on evoking these nostalgia and directing them into something new and exciting. Its title is mentioned in the original “Star Trek” series, and the fashion is full of the details that Trekkies Eagle-Eyed will recognize, and the visual effects of the exhibition go beyond anything that was possible in the 1960s. The result is a series of shattering successes, with 98 % degree on spoiled tomatoes and a 3 -expected season, and a width remains a reality of what made the original “Star Trek” series very popular. Trekkies loves the old and young offer, which is something “Star Trek” Gene Roddenberry itself will be proud of it.

But as much as the show is a link to the original series, there is one field in which “strange new worlds” are in a frustrating way – at least according to Showronner Akiva Goldsman – this is the number of episodes that he gets in each season.

Again a day, TV shows such as “Star Trek” will make 24 episodes every season like Clockwork and have been constantly from new stories and adventures. Of course, this model has both positives and negatives. After all, it was not always easy to create many stories every season, which means that the original “Star Trek” series has more than a few unpleasant smells to match its strongest matches (the highest “Star Trek” rating on IMDB among them).

Now, in the broadcast era, we are lucky if we get 10 episodes of the show every year. Speaking to SFX (via Screenrant), the “Strange New Worlds” Akiva Goldsman admitted that he and his colleagues hope that the number of episodes for the story of the stories that ended in the series:

“Frankly,” strange new worlds “is the only show that I was absolutely where I was eager for episodes. When you are in the book room that crashed the season, we have 10 other good shows. We ignore 10 well like the ten we keep because we only have a lot of space.

Elsewhere in the interview, Goldsman explained that the ten episodes that include the third season are ideas that originally wanted to explore them in the second season, but they were unable to arrange the short episode. Let’s pray Paramount+ to go along the way with this chain of apostasy and gave us an arrangement of the 1960s of the last century for “Worlds News Worlds” one day.

All episodes of “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” flow on Paramount+.