Let's hope the Klingon High Command never catches wind of this bold silliness.
Well, that might be technically true for warbling in the cold vacuum of outer space but inside the comfortable confines of a Constitution Class Federation starship like theThis past weekend during San Diego Comic-Con at the official Paramount+"Star Trek Universe" panel in Hall H, the powers that be not only announced an early Saturday, July 22 release for"" anxiously awaited live-action crossover episode with"Star Trek: Lower Decks" titled"Those Old...
As seen in this ear-pleasing preview trailer above, it appears that the Enterprise is struck by some sort of interstellar interference that has a peculiar effect on Captain Pike and his intrepid crew, causing them to belt out a medley of catchy numbers.
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