'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Season 3 Finale Blurs the Line Between Sci-Fi and fantasy... and that's OK

'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' season 3 finale blurs the line between sci-fi and fantasy... and that's OK

Telepathy, good vs evil, heroes fulfilling their destiny\u2026 If the "Strange New Worlds" finale 'New Life and New Civilizations' isn't fantasy, it isn't far off.

Star Trek Strange New Worlds S 3 E 10 New Life And New Civilization Recap

Zeperez The Vezda - who we learn is named Zeperez - escapes containment and seeks to unleash its kind upon the galaxy. Tropes: And The Adventure Continues: Korby is able to pull star charts from th

“All you have to do is look up at the stars” — Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: “New Life and New Civilizations”

Movies & TV Star Trek: Strange New Worlds “All you have to do is look up at the stars” — Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: “New Life and New Civilizations” With prequels, certain story beats are inevitable, but can still make an impact… By Keith R.A. DeCandido | Published on September 11, 2025 Credit: Paramount+ Comment 24 Share New Share Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: “New Life and New Civilizations”” target=”_blank” title=”Pinterest”> Credit…

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode 10 SPOILER Recap/Review - New Life and New Civilizations

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 finally concludes with the tenth episode, “New Life and New Civilizations.” How will remaining lingering plot threads be resolved? Will we get any potential teases for next season? And will Marie Batel actually do something before the season is over? All these and more will be answered in our full spoiler breakdown of “New Life and New Civilizations.” This is your final warning if you haven’t yet watched th…

Recap/Review: ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Takes On Its Destiny In “New Life and New Civilizations”

When an ancient evil resurfaces, Pike faces a life-altering choice to stop it.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Has an Evil Alien Problem

By dismissing the entire Vezda race as evil, the Season 3 finale suggests that the Paramount+ drama misunderstands what Star Trek is meant to stand for.