By With both “Strange New Worlds” and “Starfleet Academy” already finished filming their final seasons to air in 2027, the “Star Trek” franchise is at a major crossroads in its 60th year. When they go offline, there’ll be no new “Star Trek” shows on the air or in development – something
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