Star Trek: Section 31

In April 2023, Paramount announced Star Trek: Section 31… for the second time! The project was originally announced in 2019 to coincide with Discovery’s second season, but it failed to get off the ground and ended up spending the next four years stuck in “development hell.”

The project has been reworked from a series into a kind of TV movie for Paramount Plus, though no release date has been announced as of yet. I doubt we’ll see it before 2025, but watch this space! Between now and when the film premieres I’ll do my best to discuss any major news and give my thoughts on teasers and trailers.

Buildup:

Here you can find all of my articles previewing Section 31 – including pieces I wrote about the earlier series concept.

Ten 25th Century Star Trek concepts

“If it were up to me, the early 25th Century would probably be the main setting that I’d want to use for the majority of new Star Trek projects…”

Did bad timing kill the Section 31 series?

“Had Section 31 been announced not in January 2019 but December 2020, I think we’d have seen a far more positive and excited reaction to the new show…”

I’m beginning to worry about the Section 31 series…

“We haven’t heard much direct news about the planned series, and some of the indirect news we’ve been hearing out of the production side of Star Trek now officially has me worried for the show’s prospects…”

Some Star Trek updates for 2021-22

“These announcements were interesting, and I feel reasonably confident now that we’ll see three Star Trek shows this year instead of the two I had been expecting, so that’s fantastic!”

Star Trek: Discovery theories – week 10

“We’ve reduced the number of theories from last week ever so slightly! As we head into the final three episodes that was bound to happen…”

Star Trek: Discovery theories – week 8

“In terms of theories, The Sanctuary gave us a lot – certainly the most movement we’ve seen in several weeks. There are two theories being retired, two more being debunked, three brand-new ones, and several significant advancements…”