Strange New Worlds will follow the crew in the decade before Captain Kirk boarded the USS. Enterprise, as they explore new worlds around the galaxy.

Get a special preview of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds with host Wil Wheaton (The Ready Room)

The cast and crew of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds discuss finding the balance between the new series and The Original Series.

This feature documents the making of Season 1. Writers, producers, directors, and cast are interviewed about the making of the 10 episodes.

Anson Mount takes fans through his journey as Captain Christopher Pike in the first season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, providing a peek into his portrayal with intimate footage throughout the season. This includes mobile phone camera personal logs of Anson’s experiences during his quarantine to wait before production of SNW season 1, and then preparing for the season, including practicing riding horses, their first day on the bridge set, and more. A particularly touching moment comes when Mount is standing on the Enterprise bridge set reading a lovely note from Mike Gold of NASA congratulating the cast and crew on the beginning of filming.

Anson Mount gives us a tour of the AR volume, currently set up as the hostile snowy planet from episode 109. Production Designer Jonathan Lee discusses designing for the AR wall. Through interviews with producers, cast, and crew, fans will learn about the expertise involved in the development process and how the powerful technology was seamlessly integrated into the show.

Classic bits of prop malfunctions, doors that don’t open on cue, line flubs, and general fun from the long hours shooting the first season.

This feature documents the making of season 2. Writers, producers, directors, and cast are interviewed about the making of this season.

An inside look at some of the props and prosthetics used in season 2.

An insider's look at the costume design of season 2.

An in-depth look at the Gorn in season 2, from hatchling to horror.

Leap into the music, choreography, and performances of Star Trek's first-ever musical episode.