In a MovieWeb interview by Joe Deckelmeier, showrunners Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau described Starfleet Academy as a series built on the emotional reality young people are living with right now. 'Star Trek always reflects a moment, right?' Kurtzman said. 'And the moment that we’re dealing with right now is a generation that’s inheriting a very divided world.' The cadets at the heart of the show are 'inheriting a broken world that they didn’t create,' as Scott put it.
Kurtzman didn’t hesitate: 'Absolutely, 100%.'
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Oh, and that moment in a recent episode that fans have been buzzing about? Scott asked about the audio tied to Avery Brooks in Episode 5. Kurtzman and Landau confirmed it wasn’t pulled from Deep Space Nine, and it wasn’t newly recorded dialogue either. With Brooks’ permission, they used 'a piece of spoken word poetry that he recorded himself,' Landau said.
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