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Omari Hardwick and Co-Stars Break Down What Makes Star Trek: Section 31 a Must-Watch

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Are You an OG Trekkie or a Baby Trekkie? Either Way, You’re in for a Treat!

Whether you’re a die-hard Star Trek veteran or a fresh-faced fan just hopping on the starship, one thing is certain: Star Trek has a universal appeal that transcends generations. I count myself as a “baby Trekkie” — someone who is still fairly new to the world of Star Trek. But let’s be real, even if you’ve never watched a single episode, you KNOW what Star Trek is! With over 50 years of history, the Star Trek franchise has earned its place as one of the most iconic cultural phenomena of all time. From its pioneering TV series to films, books, games, and more, it has spanned genres, inspired entire generations, and created a universe that is endlessly expansive.

And now, the latest gem to join the Star Trek family is a thrilling new series: Star Trek: Section 31!

Meet the Crew: A New Chapter in the Star Trek Universe

Star Trek: Section 31 introduces us to a brand-new story, taking us into the dark corners of the Star Trek universe. The film follows Philippa Georgiou (played by the legendary Michelle Yeoh), an emperor on a mission to save the universe. Georgiou is joined by a ragtag group of outlaws and misfits, making for a thrilling ensemble. The cast is rounded out by a talented group of actors, including Omari Hardwick as Alok, Kacey Rohl as Rachel Garrett, Sam Richardson as Quasi, Robert Kazinsky as Zeph, and Sven Ruygrok as Fuzz.

The film is led by Olatunde Osunsanmi, a director and executive producer who is no stranger to the Star Trek universe. Osunsanmi’s impressive credits include Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Short Treks, so it’s safe to say he’s more than equipped to handle this new installment.

A New Story, But the Same Familiar Star Trek Feel

What’s exciting about Section 31 is that, even though it’s a standalone story within the Star Trek universe, it still carries that unmistakable vibe that long-time fans will immediately recognize. I had the chance to sit down with the cast — Omari Hardwick, Kacey Rohl, Robert Kazinsky, and Sven Ruygrok — and a common theme emerged from all their responses: gratitude and excitement. It was clear that being a part of the Star Trek family meant the world to each of them.

Despite the fact that Section 31 introduces a fresh storyline, it retains that quintessential Star Trek magic, combining thrilling action, deep character arcs, and a compelling sense of adventure. Whether you’re an OG Trekkie or someone like me who’s still navigating the universe, there’s something in this show for everyone.

A Familiar Feeling for OG Fans and Newcomers Alike

For those who have followed the Star Trek franchise for years, Section 31 may feel like a bit of a departure from the usual Star Trek formula, but it’s clear that the essence of what makes Star Trek so special remains intact. And for the new generation of fans, the film’s fresh narrative is the perfect gateway to dive into the expansive Star Trek universe.

Mark Your Calendars: Star Trek: Section 31 Premieres January 24th!

Ready for your next Star Trek adventure? Star Trek: Section 31 is premiering on Paramount Plus on January 24th, and it’s one you won’t want to miss. With a talented cast, an exciting new storyline, and a sense of nostalgia for long-time fans, this new chapter in the Star Trek universe is set to make waves.

Whether you’re an OG Trekkie or a baby Trekkie like me, there’s no better time to join the ride! Get ready to boldly go where no one has gone before — again!


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