An official premiere date has been set for Star Trek: Discovery, the long-awaited next TV series set in the Star Trek universe.

The first season of the series will run for 15 episodes, which will be split into two parts. The debut episode is set to air on CBS this fall, with all additional episodes airing exclusively on CBS All Access. In addition to details on the premiere date here in the States, details on when and where Canada and the rest of the world will be able to watch have been announced as well.

You can find all of the information below.

Discovery has released a teaser video for this summer’s Shark Week festivities, which are set to kick off next month.

The teaser is brief, but reminds us that the yearly celebration of all things sharks is a very bad week to be a seal. Of any kind. I shan’t say any more than that, so that you might enjoy it for yourself. Click on over to the other side to check out the teaser video.

The first trailer has been released for the next Star Trek TV series, titled Star Trek: Beyond. The release of the trailer follows the release of the first official image, seen above.

The trailer looks like you’d expect a trailer for a Star Trek TV series to look, with one addition some may not be crazy about: the infamous lens flares J.J. Abrams introduced in the reboot of the movie franchise.

Click on over to the other side to read more about Star Trek: Discovery and check out the first trailer for the new show.

The new Star Trek TV series, titled Star Trek: Discovery, is officially in production. To mark the occasion, a video has been released offering a look behind the scenes of the show.

The video begins with a short history lesson that’s sure to bring a smile to the face of any Trek fan. After that we’re treated to some quick peeks at the production, including the sets being built, costumes, and more.

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Previously it’s been announced that the cast of the new Star Trek TV series, Star Trek: Discovery, will include Michelle Yeoh as a Starfleet captain and Anthony Rapp and Doug Jones as Starfleet science officers.

The casting we hadn’t heard about yet, however, is for who will be playing the latest Trek series main character. Now it’s being reported that the show has finally found its lead in The Walking Dead star Sonequa Martin-Green.

Last week it was reported that Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon star Michelle Yeoh had been cast as a captain in the new Star Trek TV series Star Trek: Discovery. This casting has now been confirmed by CBS, but the character is slightly different than initially reported. Yeoh will be playing the Starfleet captain of the starship Shenzhou, as previously stated. However, her character will be named Captain Georgiou and not Han Bo.

Also announced is that Doug Jones and Anthony Rapp have joined Yeoh on the cast. Jones will be playing a Starfleet science officer named Lt. Saru, who’s also part of an alien species new to the Trek universe. Rapp also plays a science officer, named Lt. Stamets, who’s an astromycologist and fungus expert.

This week, we look into a scandal involving Scott Thompson, Yahoo‘s CEO, wherein he allegedly lied on his resume about having a CS degree. Later, we’ll poke into a couple of exciting rumors of Apple lowering the price of their Macbook Air to $799, plus their upcoming HDTV offering.

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