Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Uses 10 Episode Genres
The season's 10 episodes take on styles ranging from a western and horror to a submarine thriller and a fairytale fantasy.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season four uses a different genre or format for each of its 10 episodes, according to a report citing the season’s episode styles.
Key details
- The listed styles include dinosaur adventure and western, horror, comedy, wartime drama and puppetry.
- The range also includes a disaster film, soap opera, submarine thriller, fairytale fantasy and a Star Trek crossover-style episode.
- Producer Akiva Goldsman said the original Star Trek series also shifted between genres to tell stories, in an interview with TVLine.
Season 4’s 10 episodes span styles including puppetry, a wartime drama and a Star Trek crossover.
Why it matters
The varied formats give the series room to tell stories through different television and film styles while keeping its Star Trek setting. Goldsman described genre shifts as part of the original series’ approach as well.
What happens next
No further timeline was announced.
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