Star Trek has evolved through various eras, each marked by distinct styles and storytelling approaches. From the iconic The Original Series in the late '60s to the cinematic adventures of those pioneering scientists, the franchise then transitioned into the Rick Berman era, beginning with The Next Generation and concluding with Enterprise. Fast forward to the present, and we're immersed in the modern era, spearheaded by Paramount+ starting with Discovery in 2017.
Today, we're diving into this modern era as Paramount+, formerly CBS All Access, introduces the groundbreaking straight-to-streaming TV movie, Star Trek: Section 31, initially conceived as a series. In just under eight years, the creative minds behind modern Trek have rolled out five innovative shows, including two animated series, and a collection of short-form content known as Short Treks.
Navigating the diverse landscape of these projects—from pure science fiction drama to comedy, animation, shorts, and feature-length films—presents a unique challenge. It's important to consider that a series can fluctuate in quality across its seasons. Our rankings take into account the entirety of each series' run, rather than cherry-picking the best episodes.
So, without further ado, let’s dive in with enthusiasm—whether you prefer to say "make it so," "engage," "fly," "blast off," or "punch it," as you channel your inner Starfleet captain!
The Best Star Trek Series of the Modern Era (and the Worst)
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