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Back in 2021, a new animated show took a stab at presenting the Star Trek franchise as something brand-new. What if a grade-school aged kid — who knew little about the Final Frontier — could be introduced to this sprawling, optimistic futuristic adventure without all the Trekkie baggage? Enter the Hageman Brothers, Dan and Kevin, known for work on great kids’ shows and films like Trollhunters and The Lego Movie. Their pitch was simple: Put a bunch of alien teenagers on a stolen Starfleet starship, and let those kids learn about the vast coolness of Star Trek.

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