Strange New Worlds renewed for a fourth season
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One assumes he means the flashforward coda in Discovery.
Ah. It's been a minute, but I don't remember that resembling the scene from Titanic or the scene imagined by @The Wormhole. I'll admit I could be wrong and could easily rewatch the scene later, if I had any desire to rewatch the end of Discovery, which I don't.
The only similarity with Disco's coda I can think of is it does feature an aged Michael Burnham remembering herself and everyone else in their younger days, but that feels like reaching to me.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Carolyn Helming "Very Special" Ep. 404
Director Axelle Carolyn announced that they would be directing Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Ep. 4, "a very special episode."bleedingcool.com
I Think Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Is Giving Fans A Horror Episode After New Season 4 Update
This seems plausible, right?
So what could this be about?
A Strange New Worlds Borg episode? The Shatner episode (a send up of his Twilight Zone airplane episode, perhaps)?
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That was a quote from the article, BTW. Fixed it.
I'm not really the biggest horror fan around, but should SNW do a horror episode, I'm there for it. Star Trek is supposed to be fun, and nothing can be more fun than the kind of genre bending a horror episode promises to be.
[patrickstewart] We're not here to have FUN! [/patrickstewart]
Horror is a lot of things. From Dracula to Saw. It's often SF's kissing cousin.
It wouldn't be a wild departure for Star Trek, the show's been doing horror ever since a salt-sucking shapeshifter prowled the Enterprise.
“Akira” Goldsman? Who that? 
As for doing a horror episode, isn‘t that what “All Those Who Wander” was in season one? I thought that was pretty well done (even if very much … inspired by the Alien franchise, of course), so I wouldn‘t mind them doing another take along those lines.
As for doing a horror episode, isn‘t that what “All Those Who Wander” was in season one? I thought that was pretty well done (even if very much … inspired by the Alien franchise, of course), so I wouldn‘t mind them doing another take along those lines.
TOS Catspaw is the closest to 'Horror' the 23rd century Trek era came.
Oh, I dunno about that. I mean, at least half of The Devil in the Dark is about a "monster" running the basement and melting people. That's half the scifi horror movies ever made. The Galileo Seven is about a crew crashed landed on a scary planet populated by hostile aliens that want to brutally murder them. Charlie X is basically Carrie before Carrie. TOS is absolutely filled with horror tropes and concepts.
"Spock's Brain" is bloodless body horror, I suppose.
Nah just cheesy SF.
Devil in the Dark is Alien, but the Xenomorph is just a misunderstood mom.
Plus the whole Jack the Ripper thing!
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