After five seasons, Star Trek: Discovery takes its final bow having changed the franchise forever. It arrived in 2017 with Star Trek’s future very murky. It had been more than a decade since a TV show had aired, while the Kelvinverse movie trilogy seemingly ended with the passing of actor Anton Yelchin and the release of Star Trek Beyond in 2016. Discovery was the first Star Trek series designed for the streaming era, and it found the right combination of elements to update the franchise’s time-honored formula in the process.Discovery helped launch an entire Star Trek renaissance, with multiple successors to carry on once it has taken its final bow. The cast of characters has a great deal to do with that. Like all Star Trek shows, Discovery focuses on a single crew of disparate individuals who come together as a found family in the course of their adventures. The show broke new representative ground in the process, including the franchise’s first woman of color in the lead and its first depiction of an openly LGBT+ couple in primary roles. All of them have compelling stories to tell, which Discovery weaves effortlessly into its epic plots.That includes an almost preternatural calm, borne from her unusually self-sufficient upbringing. It keeps her cool-headed in the event of danger and a thoroughly reliable comrade when the crew needs to come together. Small wonder she’s often shipped with her bridge buddy Keyla Detmer, whose penchant for metaphorically burning rubber makes a perfect counterweight to Owosekun’s practical calm.
After five seasons, Star Trek: Discovery takes its final bow having changed the franchise forever. It arrived in 2017 with Star Trek‘s future very murky. It had been more than a decade since a TV show had aired, while the Kelvinverse movie trilogy seemingly ended with the passing of actor Anton Yelchin and the release of Star Trek Beyond in 2016. Discovery was the first Star Trek series designed for the streaming era, and it found the right combination of elements to update the franchise’s time-honored formula in the process.
Discovery helped launch an entire Star Trek renaissance, with multiple successors to carry on once it has taken its final bow. The cast of characters has a great deal to do with that. Like all Star Trek shows, Discovery focuses on a single crew of disparate individuals who come together as a found family in the course of their adventures. The show broke new representative ground in the process, including the franchise’s first woman of color in the lead and its first depiction of an openly LGBT+ couple in primary roles. All of them have compelling stories to tell, which Discovery weaves effortlessly into its epic plots.
That includes an almost preternatural calm, borne from her unusually self-sufficient upbringing. It keeps her cool-headed in the event of danger and a thoroughly reliable comrade when the crew needs to come together. Small wonder she’s often shipped with her bridge buddy Keyla Detmer, whose penchant for metaphorically burning rubber makes a perfect counterweight to Owosekun’s practical calm.
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