Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3: What’s new this time?

Star Trek: Lower Decks is an animated comedy web series created by Mike McMahan for CBS All Access. The series debuted on August 6, 2020, and is set in the year 2380 aboard the USS Cerritos, one of the Federation’s least important ships. The series follows the lives of the ship’s lower-deck crewmembers, who are often overlooked and undervalued.

In Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Captain James T. Kirk and his crew were stranded on board the USS Reliant. While attempting to repair their ship, they came across a strange alien vessel.

However, the aliens did not want them to leave, so they attacked the Reliant. In the attack, Lt. Uhura was injured and her blood was spilled onto the floor. Kirk went to retrieve the blood but then realized that it was actually blood plasma. Afterward, he decided to use it to treat his crew members who were wounded.

Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3: Update

The first two seasons of Lower Decks were met with mixed reviews, with many criticizing the show’s humor and writing. However, the third season has been much better received, with many praising the improved writing and humor.

What’s new this time?

The third season of Star Trek: Lower Decks is now available on the streaming service CBS All Access, and it is just as delightful and irreverent as the first two seasons.

The series follows the lives of the lower-ranking officers on the USS Cerritos, a Starfleet vessel tasked with exploring the farthest reaches of the galaxy. While the series is set in the Star Trek universe, it takes a much more light-hearted approach than other series in the franchise and is all the better for it.

One of the advantages of animated shows is reduced cost with the set. But on the other hand, brilliant storytelling skills are required. The show never disappoints its audience. There are no boring or unnecessary episodes. We came across a number of Trek jokes during the show. It also had live actions too. What a great combination!!

The third season sees the crew of the Cerritos dealing with the aftermath of the events of the second season, as well as some new challenges, both personal and professional. The episodes are well-written.

If you’re a fan of Star Trek or simply looking for a good animated comedy to watch, I highly recommend you to watch the series. A lot of reviewers have marked it as a four out of five.