Star Trek: Discovery New Sneak Peek Photos Released
CBS has released new sneak peek photos of this Sunday’s episode, “The War Without, The War Within.”
The photos include new shots of Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), Saru (Doug Jones), Lt. Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp), Emperor Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh), Admiral Cornwell (Jayne Brook), Sarek (James Frain), Lieutenant Junior Grade Joann Owosekun (Oyin Oladejo), and Lieutenant Keyla Detmer (Emily Coutts).
“As the crew of Discovery deals with the fallout of Mirror Universe Lorca, they must end the war with the Klingons once and for all,” showrunners Gretchen J. Berg and Aaron Harberts teased. “Burnham is going to have to strike unexpected alliances in a mission that requires the Discoveryteam to take the fight directly to the Klingons. Will there be redemption for Burnham’s mutiny against Georgiou or Tyler’s attacks on Culber and Burnham? As the first season wraps up, the stakes have never been higher for the U.S.S. Discovery and we’re excited to answer many of the questions that have been asked since the first episode, as well as tease what’s to come.”
Here is the official synopsis for the upcoming episode:
“Back on the USS Discovery, Michael Burnham and the crew are faced with the harsh reality of the war during their absence. In order to move forward, Starfleet must use unconventional tactics and sources to take their next action against the Klingons. “
Check out the photos below!
Star Trek: Discovery airs Sundays at 8:30 on CBS All Access.
Source: Comicbook
Star Trek: Discovery: “What’s Past is Prologue” First Look Photos
CBS has released first look photos of this week’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery, “What’s Past is Prologue.”
The photos include new looks at Captain Lorca (Jason Isaacs), Lt. Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp), Emperor Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh), and Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green).
Here is the synopsis for the upcoming episode:
“Lorca plans to move forward with a coup against the Emperor, propelling Burnham to make a quick decision to save not only herself, but the USS Discovery.”
New Star Trek: Discovery episodes become available to stream Sundays at 8:30 p.m. ET on CBS All Access.
Check out the photos in the gallery below:
Source: Comicbook
Star Trek: Discovery Nominated For VFX Award
Star Trek: Discovery has been nominated for a VFX Award.
The Visual Effects Society has announced that Star Trek: Discovery has been nominated for Outstanding Visual Effects for the series’ premiere episode “The Vulcan Hello.”
Other nominees for the award include: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Game of Thrones, Legion and Stranger Things 2.
RT to congratulate @StarTrekCBS on the 2018 VES Award Nomination for Outstanding Visual Effects in a Photocell Episode! #StarTrekDiscovery #VESAwards @VFXSociety pic.twitter.com/v73ko7dO3k
— CBS Studios (@CBSTVStudios) January 17, 2018
The twelfth episode of Discovery “Vaulting Ambition” airs this Sunday on CBS All Access and on Netflix outside the US on Monday.
Source: TrekNews
Preview of Star Trek: Discovery Soundtrack
Star Trek: Discovery has a soundtrack coming out right around the corner and Lakeshore Records has released an exclusive preview.
The soundtrack will contain twenty-one tracks from the show’s earliest episodes.
In a statement, Discovery producer Alex Kurtzman said the following about Russo’s score:
“Grand, glorious, hopeful, heartbreaking, intimate, bittersweet, tense, soaring, surprising. Over 51 years, in its many iterations, there’s been no shortage of adjectives to describe the music of Star Trek. On the other hand, the list of composers capable of capturing them all is short, and this is where Jeff Russo comes in. Jeff manages to hold each note in beautiful balance, evoking the nostalgia of Alexander Courage’s original theme while scoring Discovery with his own unique ear and heart. We’re lucky to have him, and we hope you’ll love his music as much as we do.”
The soundtrack will be available digitally December 15.
What do you think of the soundtrack?
Source: Nerdist
Star Trek: Discovery Soundtrack Coming Soon
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Star Trek: Discovery is getting an album of the original score by Jeff Russo.
CBS announced the album will be distributed by Lakeshore Records and will be available digitally on Friday, December 15th, with presales beginning on December 8th. A vinyl album will be available in early 2018.
This is the track listing:
1. MAlN TITLE (AIRED VERSION)
2. WE COME IN PEACE
3. FIRST OFFICER’S LOG
4. I’LL GO
5. THE DAY IS SAVED
6. TORCHBEARER
7. PTSD
8. PERSISTENCE
9. STRANDED
10. WHAT DID YOU MEAN BY THAT?
11. I CAN’T DANCE
12. CAPTAIN MUDD
13. STELLA
14. FACING OFF
15. UNDETERMINED
16. WATCH THE STARS FALL
17. WEAKENED SHIELDS
18. WHAT’S HAPPENING?
19. PERSONAL LOG
20. THE CHARGE OF MUTINY
21. MAIN TITLE (EXTENDED)
Source: TrekMovie
Here Are the Synopses for Episodes 1 and 2 of Star Trek: Discovery
Star Trek: Discovery‘s premiere date is quickly approaching, and with it, a ton of information about the upcoming series is surfacing online.
Now we know what season 1, episodes 1 and 2 will be about, thanks to these new synopses released by CBS.
Episode 1.01 – “The Vulcan Hello”
While patrolling Federation space, the U.S.S. Shenzhou encounters an object of unknown origin, putting First Officer Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) to her greatest test yet.
Episode 1.02 – “Battle of the Binary Stars”
Face to face with Klingon vessels, the U.S.S. Shenzhou prepares for the possibility of war if negotiations fail. Amidst the turmoil, Burnham looks back to her Vulcan upbringing for guidance.
Episodes 3 and 4 of the series will be called “Context Is for Kings” and “The Butcher’s Knife Cares Not for the Lamb’s Cry,” respectively.
Star Trek: Discovery premieres tonight, September 24, on CBS.
5 Signs You’re Going Through Supergirl Withdrawal
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Captain’s Log 001: There was no Supergirl this week. That’s not news, anyone with a TV and/or internet access figured that one out. But as I sit here with my eyes glazed over, flipping through Netflix Canada’s selection, I fear it has begun. I’m showing signs of Supergirl withdrawal, a condition I thought I was immune to after putting up with Afterlife With Archie‘s irregular releases and the weird scheduling pattern of Dick Wolf’s Chicago shows. I now see that this was a silly and naive hope: not only have I come down with classic signs and symptoms of Supergirl withdrawal, I fear this contagious affliction will spread to my co-hosts and friends on The National City Tribune. But for real, though, if your life feels a little emptier without your weekly visit to National City, here are the top 5 signs that you’re probably going through Supergirl withdrawals and need a fix (or a time machine so you can teleport yourself to the exact date and time of the next episode) stat:
Stage 1: Denial
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You’re pretty sure you won’t miss it that much. After all, it’s not like it’s one of your favourite shows or anything. It’s fine. You’re fine. Everything is fine.
Stage 2: Pondering
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You could be eating breakfast or brushing your teeth and jamming out to “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” and all of a sudden, your mind starts… wondering. About that adorable closing scene from The Girl Who Has Everything— that closing scene was just too perfect, and totally emphasised the friendship between the core four characters. James has great chemistry with Kara when he’s being there for her as a rock-solid friend, and not a dude who’s caught between her and his girlfriend— speaking of, how did Bizzaro Supergirl know that Kara was in love with James? It was pretty cool of him, talking her down like that. Has he considered a career as a life-coach? When he breaks up with Lucy for Kara, is it going to be amicable, or is she going to throw his weird obsession with Kryptonians in his face? Lucy did point out that she feels threatened by Supergirl. Will Kara develop a crush on Barry? Can they please have at least a flirtationship? Is Adam coming back?! Next thing you know, you’ve dropped your overpriced iPhone in the sink and the screen has what looks to be irresistable water damage (R.I.P iPhone). But seriously, is Adam coming back?
Stage 3: Desperate Measures
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So maybe… maybe someone leaked the next episode. A week is too long to wait! Maybe someone on the deep web can hand it over!
Stage 3.5: THE DEEP WEB IS A SCARY PLACE AND NO LIGHT EVER TOUCHES IT. NEVER GO THERE
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Stage 4: Binge Re-watching
So what if you’ve seen these episodes before? So what if you’ve cancelled all your plans and slipped on your comfiest sweat pants to spend 13 hours— give or take— reliving Kara’s journey from the very beginning? Supergirl is too good to be ignored!
Stage 5: Admitting You Have a Problem
So you might be a teensy-weensie too invested in Supergirl. Hey, everyone’s obsessed with something: once you’ve reached this stage, it’s okay to admit to yourself that maybe, just maybe, Supergirl is one of your favourite TV shows after all.
If you too, find yourself in this awful predicament, you should probably consult a medical professional (disclaimer: no you should not), but the saner and more super option is to tune in to The National City Tribune on Thursdays at 9:00 PM eastern.
Make sure you watch the next Supergirl episode Truth, Justice, And The American Way on CBS on Monday at 8/7 central.
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CBS Picks Up Full Seasons of NCIS: New Orleans and 3 Others
CBS has given full-season orders to all four of its new fall dramas: NCIS: New Orleans, Scorpion, Stalker and Madam Secretary. All four series are guaranteed a 22 episode freshman season.
NCIS: NO is this fall’s No. 1 new series, averaging 18 million viewers and a 2.8 rating in the 18-49 demo. Scorpion is the No. 2 new series (15 million; 3.6). Madam Secretary ranks as Sunday’s top scripted drama among total viewers (13.5 million). Stalker regularly wins its Wednesday @ 10 time period among viewers (9.5 million) and 18-49ers (2.1).
H/T: TVLine
CBS Renews Big Brother
CBS announced Wednesday that summer TV staple Big Brother will return for at least two more seasons. Julie Chen will return as host for seasons 17 and 18 (airing in the summer of 2015 and 2016).
Big Brother‘s companion series on POP (formerly TVGN) titled Big Brother After Dark has been renewed for 2015.
H/T: TVLine
Shemar Moore Returns to CBS’ The Young and the Restless
Shemar Moore’s Malcolm Winters is coming home to Genoa City this fall. The Criminal Minds star will return to his daytime television roots when he reprises his fan favorite role on CBS’ The Young and the Restless.
Unfortunately for the hardcore fans… Malcolm’s homecoming will be a short one. Moore will appear in just two episodes, which will air on Wednesday, September 10 and Thursday, September 11.
Shemar Moore: “I am excited about returning to The Young and the Restless as a special guest. This is where I got my start, and I am looking forward to reuniting with my soap opera family.”
Moore originated the role in 1994 and played him until 2002. He then returned for a brief stint in 2004-2005 before joining Criminal Minds.
H/T: TVLine