Star Trek: Discovery season 2 introduced Ethan Peck as Spock. This actor – who is the grandson of a Hollywood legend, Gregory Peck – has been playing a beardy and dishevelled version of the Vulcan science offer. But now, an image has been unleashed the shows us what’s below the facial fluff…
If last week’s episode left you cold, it’s good news: this was undoubtedly the most Star Trekky episode of Discovery yet. No prizes for guessing how we rate it, then.
After two absolute smashes it was inevitable that Discovery was going to dip in quality, and a little, and this week most would probably agree that things weren’t at their best. But what went wrong?
Those viewers who have spent much of Discovery’s run frustrated by the lack of traditional Star Trek stories can be safely reassured by this week’s instalment, which pits science against religion on a planet with a helpfully contrived background. Naturally, it’s a fantastic episode.
Star Trek Discovery returns – and James Hunt joins Cultbox to take us through it…
A new teaser trailer for Star Trek: Discovery season 2 has arrived on the web, allowing anticipant fans to sneak a peek at the Disco crew’s next adventure.
Mary Chieffo, who plays the Klingon warrior L’Rell in Star Trek: Discovery, has shared an intriguing image from the CBS All Access show’s highly anticipated second series.
Star Trek: Discovery season 2 will debut on Netflix UK on January 18th, keeping up the tradition of new episodes being available for British viewers the day after their American debut on CBS All Access.
Ethan Peck has been cast as Spock in Star Trek: Discovery season 2, with the half human/half Vulcan science officer set to play a key role in the show’s upcoming sophomore run.
Star Trek: Discovery is changing showrunners, with Alex Kurtzman replacing Gretchen Berg and Aaron Harberts in the captain’s chair. This is the show’s second significant staffing shuffle; the first one occurred when Bryan Fuller stepped away after shooting the pilot, which opened the door for Berg and Harberts to come in. But, going forward, it will … >