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Star Trek: Discovery's Gripping New Trailer Shows Crew At War With Klingons
CBS' Star Trek: Discovery is nearly here, and the newest trailer shown off at San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) is one of the best trailers to hit yet for the upcoming TV series. It gives us a better look at the new and diverse crew, where Starfleet Commander Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) is in the midst of a conflict with the Klingon Empire.
The show also stars Chris Obi who plays Klingon captain T'Kuvma, as well as Michelle Yeoh, Anthony Rapp, and Doug Jones. You can watch the trailer for yourself below.
Star Trek: Discovery has seen its share of troubles with production, with the loss of showrunner Bryan Fuller and several delays, though this trailer shows promise. The show premieres this fall on September 24 first on CBS All Access. The show will also be streamed on Netflix with each episode appearing 24 hours after their debut on CBS.
For more on Star Trek, read our review of Ubisoft's VR title Star Trek: Bridge Crew by heading here.
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