I hope Star Trek’s forgotten Enterprise captain is back for good after their upcoming movie return

Rachel Garrett (Kacey Rohl) appeared in Star Trek: Episode 31And I hope you live before Star Trek: The Next Generation Continues to be explored. Starring Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh as Emperor Georgiou, Section 31 will take place during Star Trek “Lost era” of the beginning of the 24th century. Although the storyline of the film remains unknown, it seems that Georgiou will recruit team members for a top-secret Section 31 mission. Based on the teaser, Section 31 Doesn’t look like any Trek Which has been done before, and I’m excited to see where the story goes.

Star Trek: Episode 31s New cast looks great. Michelle Yeoh is always phenomenal, of course, but Casey Rohl’s Rachel Garrett is especially interesting. Originally played by Tricia O’Neill, Captain Garrett is introduced in Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 3, Episode 15, “Yesterday’s Enterprise,” as the captain of the USS Enterprise-C. Although Garrett is only in a couple of scenesRachel holds the distinction of being the first woman to command the Enterprise And I always wanted to learn more about her. Section 31 Young Rachel Garrit already looks very different from the one we met tng, And I want to see the character’s full journey.

Star Trek should tell more stories about Enterprise Captain Rachel Garrett

Rachel Garrett deserves to be the star of her own Star Trek Story

In just one Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, Captain Rachel Garrett made quite an impression. When the USS Enterprise-C emerges from a rift in spacetime, the USS Enterprise-D suddenly transforms into a battleship involved in a devastating war with the Klingons. Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) then has the unenviable task of informing Garrett of her doomed futureAs history recorded the Enterprise-C as destroyed. Even injured and sad, Garrett realizes that something is off when she is brought to the Enterprise-D. When Captain Picard visits Garrett in illness, she questions him until he reveals that she and her ship have traveled 22 years into the future.

Garrett takes this revelation without even flinching, immediately worried about how her crew will take the news. I love the way this one scene paints Garret as a character. She comes across as an incredibly intelligent, skilled and caring captain even on her worst day. I immediately wanted to know more about her, however Star Trek has revealed very little about Garrett on screen. While Star Trek: Episode 31 I hope, I hope, I’ll answer some questions about this oft-forgotten Enterprise captain Star Trek Continue to tell more stories about her beyond the Michelle Yeoh-led one Section 31 Movie.

Star Trek’s “Lost Era” is full of fascinating untold stories

A future Trek project could answer a lot of questions

I want to see a future project dive fully into Star Trek “Lost era.” Any series or film involving the USS Enterprise will find an audience, and I desperately want to see Captain Garrett in command of the Enterprise-C in all its glory. Whether in a full TV series, a mini series or a series of films, Star Trek Could get a lot of mileage out of stories from the early 24th century. For example, I would like to learn what happened to the USS Enterprise-B after Star Trek Generations, Or maybe find out how the USS Bozeman got stuck in the time loop seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation “Cause and effect.”

A story set during Star Trek “Lost Era” may even check in on Picard during his command of the USS Stargazer. These are the kinds of projects I want to see as a Star Trek flag, Ones that tell new stories, but fill in the gaps of established ones Star Trek Canon. It’s hard to imagine a story flopping when it features a ship named Enterprise and a character as compelling as Rachel Garrett. I really hope so Star Trek: Episode 31 Does well for many reasons, but partly because I want Casey Rohl to stick around like Star Trek: The Next Generation Rachel Garth.

Key background

• Star Trek: The Next Generation is set in the 24th century, nearly 100 years after the events of the original Star Trek series.

• The transporter effect was created by filming stirred sparkles in water.