The first half of Lower Decks' fifth and final season finds itself united by reminders of the show's most fundamental theme: all of its kooky heroes being able to just sit down and communicate with each other.

The following article discusses the fifth season of Star Trek: Lower Decks and older Treks. There’s no such thing as “dead” in Star Trek, the sprawling, perpetual opus that has thrived in spite of itself for almost sixty years.

The animated “Star Trek: Lower Decks” premiered a new clip from its forthcoming final season at New York Comic Con, showcasing the crew of the U.S.S. Cerritos pursuing its Season 5 mission: closing “space potholes” — and meeting alternate versions of themselves as they cross through one of those subspace rifts.

While Beckett (Tawny Newsome) and Boimler (Jack Quaid) got to do some light time-traveling over to live-action with Star Trek: Strange New Worlds last year, Lower Decks brings the whole cast along for the ride this time.

Here's a rowdy new preview for 'Lower Decks'' series farewell.

Paramount+ dropped a fresh trailer for Star Trek: Lower Decks and an unexpected development for one Harry Kim. A scene at the end of the video shows a room full of Harrys hanging out, and one of them noticing another is unique in a way fans might not expect. It turns out that at least one Harry received a promotion and is no longer an Ensign.

Though I'm more of a casual Trekkie, something about Star Trek Lower Decks really clicked with me. I admittedly slept on it for a few years, but after finally

Lower Decks Season 5 trailer is out, premiering the final season of the hit animated series set in the iconic sci-fi world. What happens in the Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 trailer? The new trailer details more of the chaos set to take place in the final 10 episodes of

Lower Decks is saying goodbye with its upcoming final season, & the trailer promises all sorts of great stuff, including an awesome cameo.