For anyone who grew up being, well, a Star Trek nerd like me, the price for watching all the Trek movies just dropped to zero . Beginning Friday, August 14, Pluto TV launches a dedicated Star Trek pop-up that turns the free, ad-supported service into a six-decade tour of the final frontier.
The pop-up brings together seven live channels timed to count down to Star Trek Day on September 8, the date the original series first aired on NBC in 1966 and the franchise’s official 60th anniversary. Five of the channels are dedicated to the classic broadcast series: The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise. Those series feeds have long served as free entry points to decades of episodes, from the 1966 original through the Scott Bakula-led prequel. Two more channels are built around the films.
The centerpiece for movie fans is Star Trek: The Motion Pictures, a channel streaming all 13 theatrical films live and on demand, from 1979’s Star Trek: The Motion Picture through 2016’s Star Trek Beyond. That run covers the six original-cast films led by William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, the four Next Generation features with Patrick Stewart, and the three Kelvin-timeline reboots starring Chris Pine. A companion channel, Star Trek en Español, carries the identical slate in Spanish, widening access for a bigger audience.
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Those two new movie channels expand a Star Trek presence that already lived on the Paramount-owned service through the five series feeds. Because the films also stream on demand, fans can pick a single title instead of waiting for it to cycle on the linear channel. The service works through web browsers, iOS and Android devices, streaming sticks, PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and smart TVs from Sony, LG, Vizio, and Hisense.
Fans may be wanting to revisit old Trek just now. Star Trek has no new series or films in active production, and Strange New Worlds is moving toward a shortened final season, which leaves the anniversary leaning on archives rather than fresh episodes. The newer Paramount+ shows, including Discovery, Picard, Lower Decks, Prodigy, Strange New Worlds, and Starfleet Academy, are not part of the pop-up, and neither is The Animated Series. The focus stays on the eras that built the fanbase across broadcast television and the big screen.
There is one catch worth noting. The category is scheduled to run through Star Trek Day on September 8, though some reporting indicates the channels and content will linger later into the month before coming down. Fans who want to work through all 13 films, or leave a Star Trek channel running the way earlier generations left the show on after school, have a defined window to do it. Six decades of Starfleet history are free to stream for the length of the celebration.
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