During a July 2026 interview with Decider, while promoting the current fourth season of Star Trek: SNW, Mount was asked if he'd be willing to play his character, Captain Christopher Pike, "again down the line in any capacity." He suggested he'd consider accepting an offer to reprise the character, who was originally played by Jeffrey Hunter in Star Trek: The Original Series.
He also went on to say that he is grateful for belonging to the Star Trek franchise, which began with Star Trek: TOS's 1966 premiere episode.
In a July 2026 interview with The GATE, Mount, who began playing Pike during the second season of Star Trek: Discovery, which premiered in 2019, said that portraying the legacy character has been "surreal." He also referenced that he's been starring as Pike on Star Trek: SNW since its first season, which began airing in 2022.
"The longest a job has remained surreal to me. Literally, I think probably every day there was a moment where I would look around and think, 'I cannot believe I'm on Star Trek, much less the Captain of the Enterprise,'" said Mount, who also shared he's been a fan of the science fiction franchise since his childhood.
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