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Streaming giant Paramount Plus has a lot to offer to fans of the sci-fi genre. From cult TV classics to original content, there's a plethora of movies and TV shows to be explored and enjoyed this month. It's worth noting that while Paramount Plus used to be the home of everything Star Trek, some of the content has moved to other platforms in the US. For navigating this, we’ve got you covered.
These films are a revival of the originals and cast much younger actors in the titular roles with updated looks to costumes and the interior of the Enterprise getting its very own revamp. Critically, these movies were well received with the first instalment being arguably the best Star Trek movie to be made. This is where the most iconic sci-fi franchise in television history began as the USS Enterprise takes the crew and the science fiction genre boldly where no man has gone before.
The adventures start as USS Voyager departs Deep Space Nine in search of a missing ship in the Badlands. From there, the ship is overrun by a powerful energy and the surviving crew are trapped tens of thousands of lightyears from Earth. Enterprise, as it was initially known, is set about 100 years before the events of the original series. It's a prequel that follows the adventures of Earth's first starship that can travel at warp five and its crew.
This series is set in the 24th century and focuses on the low-ranking officials on board one of Starfleet's least important starships, the USS Cerritos. There are four seasons out now on Paramount Plus, with a fifth and final season on the way. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is a prequel to the original series, set in the decade leading up to the adventures of Captain Kirk, Scotty, Sulu et al.
Sam finds himself personally targeted by the Decepticons for what he knows and what it could mean for the future of the bots. It’s a revenge arc at the end of the day and the once-defeated robots are returning in a bid to destroy the Sun and end human life on Earth, the planet that wronged them.
It's the 90s and Noah and Elena are caught up in the Autobot-Decepticon war. It doesn't matter the timeline, they're always going to be fighting. This time though, there's a new Transformers faction in the shape of the Maximals, joining as allies on Earth.Heartfelt sci-fi drama, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, was nominated for two Oscars for its story which follows a highly advanced robotic boy who wants to become human in order to regain the love of his mother.
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