Posted Jun 9, 2025 at 4:30 AM EDT
Stranger, newer worlds.
The latest trailer for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds ' third season is a bit less kitsch than last time around, teasing action beats and character development rather than campy costumes, but it's no less fun. The show returns to Paramount Plus with two episodes at once on July 17th, almost two years after it last left our screens, and a fourth season is already on the way.
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