Rachel Garrett Returns To Star Trek, Section 31 Set In "The Lost Era" & More! 

I always wanted a TMP or post TMP era tv show. Everything about the 80s films is just so great and well done aesthetically it was wasted not being used more.

LOOKS LIKE MONSTER MAROONS ARE BACK ON THE MENU BOYS

I am so excited for all of this. The Enterprise C's defense of Narendra III is one of my most treasured pieces of trek lore because it really encapsulates what starfleet is all about and ultimately what star trek is all about.

We still need Rachel Garrett saying "Space, the Final Frontier ....." We also need Robert April saying "Space, the Final Frontier ....." Presumably we need Worf saying it, then Shelby and we have a full set.

I'm very excited for this. A lost era tv trek film is well overdue and Michelle Yeoh is such a good lead actor. They could start a new branch of canon from an era we only have novels about.

5:33 that scene is the moment Tim Russ becomes Star Trek legend yet still is the best line in Spaceballs. Look at him here - "we ain't found...."

A Lost Era movie is HUGE! Yes!

we can never be TOO excited for new Trek. Thanks for the continued enthusiasm Sean! LLAP

I know it's a long shot to take inspiration from Serpents Among The Ruins, but the idea of seeing Uhura running Starfleet Intelligence seems like such a fun idea.

SNW , much to my surprise, has become my all time favorite. I’m really excited to see what they come up with for 3rd season + got to meet Rebecca Romijin and Jess Bush at Rose City Comicon + they are wonderful human beings. And Melissa Navia has stated we will FINALLlY get Ortega character feature. Having said that, I would LOVE to see Starfleet academy really bring out/expand Tilly character.

Reusing sets is fine as long as the story is interesting and meaningful! I'm excited and look forward to new series and films.

Well, Rachel Garrett coming back is more than a pleasant surprise. If they show the Enterprise-C, I wonder if they will retcon the ship and show the original Probert design on camera.

Yesterday's Enterprise. My most favorite TNG episode.

Depending on when it is in the Lost Era, we might see some new Excelsior class ship models and maybe, just maybe, modern take or something of an Ambassador set

The captain from the Enterprise C? I loved the episode as a kid.

All of sudden my hype for Star Trek has emerged again

i always wanted a star trek series/movie set in the era between kirk and picard in the era of enterprise c would be so nice to see how the federation looked like

Comparing the ages of the actresses at the times that they played the character that would seem to place the movie around 2332; conspicuously, according to apocrypha from the novels, the year that the Enterprise-C was launched...

If you haven’t read the _Variety_ linked in the description I strongly suggest you do so ASAP. It’s one of the best articles in the mainstream press about Trek that I have read in the past few years. It gives a great overview of how things are currently going and what they hope to accomplish in the future. Another great thing about it is it’s accessible to both fans and non fans although there are parts that will make more sense to fans. 😉

Nothing I love more than trek culture but don't play with me guys don't play with me I have wanted more story on this character for decades now. You guys are awesome❤

Why no mention about star trek prodigy season 2 premiering in France TV and that TV streaming service? It has been in the news for a few days. Unfortunately it is dubbed and subtitled only in France. But for all Franch speaking people out there with access to those season 2 episode, do enjoy and watch it as often as possible. Watch it live while on broadcast TV. Numbers are important. The higher viewership it has, the more likely we have a season 3.

Frakes good job directing this video

I love how much different Star Trek content we're getting these days! We're absolutely spoiled! It's a new Trek Golden Age. Or would it be a second Renaissance?

Talking about attracting new fans into the franchise, I think the biggest problem is the amount of time zones/centuries current Trek is set in. You've got SNW (mid 23rd), Section 31 (early 24th presumably), Lower Decks & Prodigy (late 24th), PIC (early 25th) and then DSC (32nd). It's a lot for a new fan to take in. It was much easier in the 1990s when TNG, DS9 and VOY (and the movies) all took place at the same time.

Michelle Yeoh is one of the most supreme blessings that Star Trek has ever received. She has done nothing short of her best to help the current generation of Star Trek thrive.

AWESOME!!! Hoot! Hoot! A Trek film in the Lost Era! I am so happy

So are we going to get any formalized announcements or teasers for First Contact day???

The "Lost Era" novels and some PC games list Garrett as having been born in 2300. Undiscovered Country was 7 years prior to Garrett's birth. Enterprise C and "Tomorrow's Enterprise" happened in 2344. Kacey Rohl is 32, but could easily pass as young as 21 in my opinion. So, I'm guessing Section 31 takes place between 2321 and 2332. Somewhere between 2293 when Rachael Garrett dies in 2344 is when we lose the white turtlenecks from the uniforms. We do see a message for Wesley from his father in the non-turtleneck version (with updated comm badge) that was recorded in 2349 (5 years after Yesterday's Enterprise). I'm curious where in the Monster Maroon lifespan we end up. It definitely shouldn't be the new comm badge era and my gut is telling me it'll be post-white turtleneck.

I still stand by my theory: Section 31 was/is a refuge for Terrans and their descendents.

Sean: What are you most excited for? Me: The "Ups and downs" videos :D

It would make sense if discovery is going to include the romulans stuff from later in the 24th century… and then having the long trek cover the tomed incident would really fill a lot of holes in the history of the romulabs in the early to mid 24th century

Adore Kacey Rohl and have always wanted to see stories set in the Lost Era! I'll make a point to stream this when it's out!

Wouldn't it be cool of Capt. Harriman came back. Alan Ruck is (you literally just said exactly what I was typing). Lol

So is Strange New World science lab above cetacean area. With cetacean observations of the lab. 😊

I just went from couldn't care less to want to see it now, well done!

Always wanted more of Rachel Garret and the Enterprise C. I hope we gonna see both. Preferably the Probert version of the C.

They've already finished filming!? 😳 Can't wait for this, then! 👏

Initially when a Section 31 show was announced, my reaction was "whatever". Now that it's taking place in The Lost Era, my reaction is "Im counting down the days until the first episode"

something I would like to see would be a live action show that takes place just post Picard but following a ship from a discontinued ship class. The ship would be one of the last of it's class in service and we would see the crew handling all the tech from different eras keeping everything running while they try to show that the class still has life in it as the fight to keep it from being decommissioned. Maybe use an Ambassador class like the USS Excalibur or a Nebula Class.

Well, they’ll explain her humongous red statue. I’m interested. 🖖🏼 I’ve always wanted to know that Trek history.

Sounds great, thanks Sean😊

I was iffy on the S31 movie at first, but now that I know it's a Lost Era film... okay. I'm very interested! Rachel Garrett? Now I'm excited!

"Inform the crew we're going back. "The Romulans will get a good fight. We'll make it one for the history books." I'm tearing up just writing that, let alone watching it. A character written and performed with that steel has always been worthy of more, and my god I didn't realise how much I wanted to see the rise of Rachel Garrett. Like Pike in SNW, we'll know her eventual fate, but I hope we'll see what made her into the captain that could not only say those words, but inspire her crew to willingly and gladly follow them.

Hey, umm.. if it's set circa 2320, wasn't Hikaru Sulu still in command of Excelsior then? And George Takei is thankfully still with us...

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The fact Michelle Yeoh has been pushing for the Section 31 show, then movie for years at this point, won an Oscar and still made sure she was heavily involved (and wants to do a sequel if it does well) in the production and visibility of the movie says a lot to many of us in the Trek community. An actress of her stature to be so invested and involved in this, and willing to obviously not get paid top dollar amounts to do it (though I'm sure she still got paid handsomely lol) says a lot about her as well if you ask me. Plus, I mean, now that we know it takes place in "The Lost Era" come on, that's pretty cool. Really looking forward to SNW S3 as well, hoping they continue with the momentum they've built up from the first couple of seasons now. And I do hope we get more "Trek" like episodes aka that really awesome time travel episode from S2 with La'an and Kirk etc. Or weird, colorful episodes like the fantasy one from S1 (though not my favorite). Plus, can't wait to see how they continue the cliffhanger :D Starfleet Academy taking place in the new Discovery timeline is great, still want to see more of that era explored and since Discovery is going to be busy finding 24th century Romulan artifacts and ships I don't think that crew is going to be exploring more of the 32nd century lol So Tilly if she's involved in the show, or if it's an all-new cast for young adults, yeah, I'm game. Just show me more cool future tech guys!

Very cool news!

I’ve said this for many years… Star Tek should introduce an 10 episode analogy series. It could be awesome! Imagine the possibilities

I threw a fit like a child when I heard this news! FINALLY, TLE!!!!

No, I dont think it automatically means it will be set in TLE. She is technically a character who is displaced in time herself. I could see S31 being a plot centered around rebalancing the timelines, which might be an interesting story. Which makes me wonder about Batesons role in all this. I see this potentially being more of a time hopping tale showing the different generations of S31. Time will tell.

i love to see a black and white episode in strange new worlds could be fun

A better look at the Ambassador class? Yes please!

Let's Boldly GO!!!!

If Tilly is coming back for the Academy series, I really hope that means we get Tilly's Angels back too! I wanna see more with them in future

At first i had a negative attitude coming into all the new series stuff, and it deserved some of it but once pike shows up in Discovery it slowly won me over and strange new worlds is awesome and actually looking forward to this movie thanks for the info

Technically Star Fleet Academy is in Saucelito, on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco.

That ambassador class enterprise is my favorite ship design

I was saying recently that I would love to see Captain Harriman back as a seasoned and competent starfleet officer. This would be the ideal time to see this

They already made Lost Era/TWOK uniform for Pike in SNW Season 1, so they already has design formulated for uniforms.

I want a puppet episode. If Buffy can pull it off, so can Trek. Can you imagine puppet Borg!?

We live in hopes of seeing more trek And fine writing within which favors old and new trek. Thank U ms

I figure "Section 31" occurs somewhere between 2320-2332. Captain Hikaru Sulu was in command of the U.S.S. Excelsior until 2320. Pavel Chekov. Young Anton Chekov. Beginning of Bajor occupation. Picard in Starfleet Academy. Nexus in 2332.

Ive always hated that we never got DS9, Voyager, or any of the other series movies, so having more Long Treks would be a great thing if theyre committed to only doing the cinematic movies in the Kelvinverse

She was a hero, thanks to her, the klingons and Starfleet managed to achieve peace... Don't destroy her sacrifice by bringing her back!!!!! Instead solve the mystery of the Enterprise B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ooooh! I can't wait!!!! :D

What I would like to see is an episode on the new Star Trek show : Star Trek Academy, I would like to see an episode when the cadets have an assignment on former Star fleet cadets graduates that have gone on to have outstanding careers. So, the cadets get assigned a graduating cadet and they get to use a holodeck to help with the assignment, the episode would have elements from two Star Trek novels The Kobayashi Maru and The Captains Table .

I think you can thank ST DS9 to be the first ST series to introduce the mysterious Section 31 in one of it's episodes .

I myself started watching Star Trek with the Kelvin films so i really hope they make a 4th one. I am biased because those films started my love of all things Trek. I love ALL TREK. Every single series I’ve enjoyed, yes some more than others but each one has something I enjoy. One day I may be in the mood to watch TOS or TNG, maybe another day Discovery, Strange New Worlds, Lower Decks or any other show from the Trek family.

Totally got a facebook commercial when your voice raised with a bit of excitement in the beginning. 😂😂😂😂😅

God, the C looks so cool. Every time I see it it’s like I’m seeing it for the first time

As long as they're actually bringing them back and not doing kill a loved character a week episodes they did in Picard.

I concur! As the Ambassador class is the most beautiful starship IMO. I get that Rachel Garrett may not have a major role because Michelle Yeoh is awesome and will be THE STAR. Still looking forward to it.

The academy 'training' ship may actually be NCC-1701 (any letter). We never saw their final demise. Remember, even NCC-1701 was a trainee vessel in ST:II.

That's good that Enterprise is my favourite and I've been hopeing for a series of that. I hope this is a precursor for a show about Captain Garrett. This was about twenty five years before the next generation.

What would be interesting is if we get Noonien Soong's father in Section 31. And his son's work was originally for Section 31, but when he went off on his own, Section 31 worked with Lore to sick a giant snowflake on the colony...

Now that is an interesting take. kind of how we got a glipmse of the past trek during the 2150s now we get too see how it was like during the early 24th century.

Everyone in the Trek universe knows about Section 31 now so they kinda killed it.

FINALLY, THE LOST ERA!!!!!!

NICE!

Very cool! My thought on the lost era is: an appearance by Denise Crosby would be appropriate--and legendary! Happy to see the 32nd Century being explored since it's more appropriate for our understanding of science and the art of CGI these days. The 24th Century was so nineties! 🤘

As long as they do something that vaguely makes sense... Heh. That's already a step or two above The Original Series. :)

Wonder if the episode frakes mentioned is episode 7 of season 3 as anson mount did mention episode 7 on his instagram account

no, i didnt notice any editing Seán!!

Oooh maybe well get a cameo of Captain bateson from cause and effect tng and how they got trapped. So may possibilities! Ok imma stop nerding out. The great tribble hunt also took olace during that time!

John Harriman was captain of the Enterrise B until 2311 and undertook missions for Starfleet Intelligence. (Alan Ruck is now 67.) The Enterrpise B was in service till 2329. After John Harriman, Demora Sulu and then Thomas Johnson were captains. (Beta canon)

i wonder if Section 31 will show an updated model of an Excelsior / Enterprise-B ship? seems they'd definitely be in use since they made it to TNG regularly. that'd definitely be some nice fan service. or even some more Ambassador class looking ships. it'd be nice to see some other ships in that Enterprise-C era design language.

Sean i have to ask, where did you get that shirt its amazing

Most exited: 1: lower decks 2: strange new worlds 3: long trek section 31 AND GIVE ME LEGACY!!!!!

I highly doubt it would be the Battle of Maxia, as that was 2355, and well after Garrett's death. I'd love to see the Tomed Incident, possibly depicting the destruction of the Enterprise-B.

Yeah I saw her on the magicians.

The battle of Maxia was said to have happened in 2355. 9 years before TNGs 1st season.

My guess, it will be the period building up to Treaty of Algernon, and the benefit of Georgiou’s character is she is the outsider who can do the internal investigation to uncover the truth which will be something totally different, having Romulan/Federation sub-group who are sabotaging the peace, that’s been done twice, and Georgiou has knowledge from the future that can enable her character to really leverage her psychological manipulation along with her physical prowess

I hope they use the Probert design for the Enterprise-C. Heck, I can even provide them with a 3D model if needed. If i would know who I need to contact I would make the suggestion myself.

I'd love to see the Enterprise-B back in action! Maybe this means Alan Ruck could be back as Captain John Harriman too?

15:20 actually I would say it resembles more Spocks EV suit from THE MOTION PICTURE

I am most looking forward to the next season of Lower Decks. Also, I would love to see Strange New Worlds do an alternate timeline 'real ST television production' done as a dream sequence, and a long Trek about the Klingon homeworld. Q'apla, y'all.

YESTERDAYS ENTERPRISE 🎉❤

"For the first time in over a century, the academy will be re-opened" That was in their FIRST announcement for the Academy series. The recent "confirmation" of it being 32nd Century, isn't new information. It's not Breaking News. It was ALREADY confirmed when they announced the show.

It just hit me that if the Neranda Battle took place some twenty years before TNG, then Sela was around twenty five during that series. I have problems with that.

I LOVE the new stuff coming out. Although different than the first series that sucked me into Trek, TNG, or my fav series, VOY, I still appreciate that Trek is constantly evolving and trying new things. The huge break between ENT and the Kelvin movies saddened me because I was worried that ST died and would end up like so many other franchises that have never been revived. Thankfully, those behind ST dev is still throwing out ideas and experimenting, and have been receiving enough positive feedback that the money is coming in to continue the ST franchise. What I do not like are the complainers. The ones who hate everything after TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY or ENT. Yes, I have met all 5 types and they make me face palm as I cannot relate to their POV. They personalize ST so much that any change from what they consider "real Trek" (which is completely subjective to them) they take offensively. And if it was up to them, ST would have died long ago as a franchise since they do not believe in change. And sometimes, they are so misinformed that they do not even realize that their favorite ST show is different from the ones that came before because major changes were made. Like those who love DS9 but think that ST shouldn't have moved away from Mr. Rodenberrys vision. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ News flash buddy, Mr. Rodenberry would have disagreed with the end of TNG and all of DS9 because I'm his original vision the Federation was a Utopia with no conflict between the Federation members or their crews. Meaning if the shower runners stuck to the original premise Section 31, the Maqui, the Dominion War, and basically everything that came during and after the last 3 seasons of TNG would not exist. If you ST geek like many others please pay more attention to the actual ST development history. Pay attention to all of the retcons that exist since the TOS and even during the TOS era. And please understand and accept that not everyone will treat or see ST as you do. It's okay to not like the new ideas, but also don't try to kill the new Trek productions. I'm in my 40s now and I for one would love to retire and die while watching new Trek episodes. And I want my hypothetical grandkids to also be watching new Trek with me. I want ST to remain, evolve, and stay culturally relevant 100 years after my death. ST forever! ❤️ 🔥