Strange New Worlds Season 3 Reveals That A Pop Song Still Exists In The Star Trek Universe

The use of popular music has always been from the late twentieth century in “Star Trek” as a gambling, not the least of which is because it raises the question: Why did you do this A certain song stands for time? Viewers can also withdraw from the moment, creating a little cognitive dissonance as they suddenly find themselves listen to Beastie Boys or Wyclef Jean in the science fiction world for “Star Trek”. At other times, it can be frankly a lot of fun.

Example of this: In the ridiculous second episode of “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3,” Wedding Bell Blues “, we discovered that a pop song that is very well known in the 1980s was well exposed until the twentieth century, and the entire crew gets an explosion on it. Although its inclusion may make some members of the public wrap their eyes or ears The choice of the song is completely suitable.

In fact, after dealing with the alien to a young member in the Qeda series (as Rhys Darby played to perfection), a full set of Starfleet officers wins a song that appeared in MOON KNIGHT’s Moon’s “Moon Knight” and “The Boys”. That’s right, I am talking about what! “Wake me up before you go.”

After the wedding of a storm between Spok (Ethan Beck) and the Jess Bush chapel nurses, a courtesy of a young Darbi Al -Mudhaya arranged, and everyone is released from the foreign talisman, and the Foundation’s crew is still celebrating the celebration of the Federation Day, and the anniversary of the anniversary when the union is for the first time. (It should not be confused with the border day, the other union holiday that seems to bring together every important person in a central position.) In fact, this is the centenary, which celebrates 100 years since the union was formed for the first time by a few groups of foreigners with the common goal of peace between the residents. Captain Pike (Anason Mount) and his girlfriend, Captain Patel (Melanie Skarovano) are among the first to shake the things of their groove like a classic what! The path begins to play, which is a really happy moment after the challenges they faced as a couple really this season. Spock and Lann (Christina Chung) also get a chance to dance together, and they are gaming to a possible future love story between the two.

But why “wake me up before you go?” Frankly, why not? The 1984 song was the first in what! In both the United States and the United Kingdom, a kind of incandescent pop music that seems to be only determined to test time. The songs that appeared in “Star Trek” are usually what we consider “classic music”, such as Mozart and Tchaikovsky, but who says that! Can’t end in the same estimate a few hundred years from now? I mean, Deadpool gets it – there is a reason because the band has an exclamation sign of its name! Perhaps one day we will see someone who introduces Klingons to metallica. now there A match made at Sto-Vo-Kor (i.e. Klingon Heaven).

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