The Hollywood Reporter among others have reported that the child-orientated animated series in the works is close to finding a home at Nickelodeon. The series, which is also reported to be written by Kevin and Dan Hageman (whose previous credits include the series Trollhunters and Ninjago, and The Lego Movie), is described as being tentpole in a refreshed lineup for the network - I'm really glad to see this series progressing; Star Trek for a younger audience is long overdue, and much needed to help
Back to the current series, TV Passport has again revealed the titles for several more episodes of Discovery. Speculate away what they might mean:
- 2x07: Light and Shadows
- 2x08: If Memory Serves
- 2x09: Project Daedalus
- 2x10: The Red Angel
- 2x11: Perpetual Infinity
And here's the episode description:
When a new signal appears over Saru's home planet, Burnham, Saru and the crew embark on a perilous mission that puts Saru in danger and raises questions about the Red Angel's intentions. Hugh struggles to come to terms with his new reality.As ever CBS have also released a bunch of stills, quite a lot in fact! There's a whole bunch featuring Saru and his sister Siranna, both on Kaminar and in Saru's botanical quarters, and a few other general Discovery images too.
CBS have also released a few more images from last week's Saints of Imperfection, all focusing on the rescue of Doctor Culber:
And there's a video on that theme too (geolocked alas):
And then of course Wilson Cruise was this week's guest on The Ready Room (also available on YouTube if you don't like the Facebook version):
On a wholly different note, here's a little Georgiou promo clip:
And finally, check out Star Trek 365, who appear to have solved the Burnham/Spock relationship:
For an overview of the Discovery so far, including behind the scenes coverage, and details of tie-in products, visit my Star Trek: Discovery guide page. Or for details of each episode, including links to previews and reviews, see my episode list.
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