Rückblick: Star Trek Discovery (mit Benjamin Stöwe)

from Discovery Panel - Discover Star Trek · host Andreas Dohm und Sebastian Sonntag

"Let's Fly!" Wir packen die Phaser, schnappen uns den Sporenantrieb und cruisen durch die Höhen und Tiefen von Star Trek: Discovery! Ein letztes Mal. Ein letzter Rückblick. Mit dabei: Benjamin Stöwe, aka Dr. Hugh Culber, der "Deutsche Hugh Culber". Wir haben uns die allgemeine Handlung der Serie vorgenommen, über Repräsentation gesprochen und die Stärken aus sieben Jahren und fünf Staffeln gefeiert. Von Burnhams epischer Reise mit mehr Plot-Twists als ein Romulaner-Geheimplan bis zu den leuchtenden Momenten, in denen Diversität und Mut das Herzstück von Disco sind. Ach ja, für alle Trekkies mit Sammelleidenschaft: In Zusammenarbeit mit Paramount Home verlosen wir eine Blu-Ray und eine DVD-Box der ganzen Serie! Die Box ist am 10. Oktober erschienen - auch darüber sprechen wir. Also schnallt euch an, hier kommt Disco-Nostalgie mit Warp 10! #StarTrek #StarTrekPodcast #Podcast

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