Star Trek: Episode 31 Surrounds Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh’s anti-heroine, Empress Philippa Georgiou, with a mysterious team of dangerous misfits. Directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi and written by Craig Sweeny, Star Trek: Episode 31 Premieres Friday, January 24, 2025, on Paramount+. Section 31 iIt’s the first Star Trek Movie made for streaming on Paramount +, and this is the first new one Star Trek Movie in 9 years since Star Trek Beyond hit theaters in 2016.
much of Star Trek: Episode 31 is shrouded in mystery, fitting for the black ops agency charged with using any means necessary to protect the United Federation of Planets. Section 31s main story is set at some point in the early 24th century, dubbed Star Trek’s “Lost Era,” What is the decades between Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country And the beginning of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Section 31 Introduces a lot of new facesBut at least one is a Star Trek Legacy character, and others are familiar foreign species. with Star Trek: Episode 31 Delving into the sins of the secret organization as well as the past of Emperor Georgiou himself, here’s what we know so far about who’s who in this new incarnation of Section 31.
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Emperor Philippa Georgiou
Played by Michelle Yeoh
Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh reprises her iconic role as Empress Philippa Georgiou in Star Trek: Episode 31. Introduced in Star Trek: Discovery, Emperor Georgiou is the former despotic ruler of the Terran Empire in the Mirror Universe who now resides in Star TrekS Prime Universe. in Star Trek: Discovery season 3, Georgiou was deemed sufficiently changed from her evil ways By the Guardian of Forever (Paul Guilfoyle), and Philippa is sent away from the 32nd century to a point in the past where the Prime and Mirror Universes are still aligned. It seems that Georgiou is entering Star Treks 24th century in Section 31.
Georgiou is highly intelligent and possesses formidable combat skills.
Emperor Georgiou may no longer be the ruthless and murderous fascist she was when she was the absolute ruler of the Terran Empire, but Georgiou is still one of the most dangerous people in the universe. Georgiou is highly intelligent and possesses formidable combat skills. Philippa has a lot of knowledge about events in the future and about two realities. in Star Trek: Discovery In season 2, Georgiou was a member of Section 31, and she had access to whatever hidden data the agency had in the mid-23rd century.
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Star Trek: Episode 31 Looks to continue the redemption story of Emperor GeorgiouJuxtaposed with the details of how the young Philippa Georgiou (Miku Martineau) rose to become Emperor of the Terrans. Since Section 31 already has a team in the new Star Trek movie, and Georgiou seems to be a misfit among misfits who don’t trust her but need the Emperor’s steals all the same.
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Rachel Garth
Played by Cassie Rohl
Cassie Rohl plays Rachel Garrett Star Trek: Episode 31. The name Rachel Garrett is known and heralded among Star Trek Fans because of her previous unique appearance in Star Trek: The Next Generations classic “Yesterday’s Enterprise.” Captain Rachel Garrett (Tricia O’Neill) commanded the doomed USS Enterprise. and sacrificed herself and her crew to recover Star Treks altered prime timeline. Garrett is even honored with a statue, dubbed ‘The Red Lady’, on M’Talas Prime in Star Trek: Picard Season 3.
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Casey Rohl’s younger Rachel Garrett is years away from becoming the captain of the Enterprise, but She is the only true Starfleet officer in Section 31. Garrett’s role in Star Trek: Episode 31 is to enforce Starfleet standards and prevent unnecessary bloodshed. But simply being a part of Section 31 reveals a darker side to Rachel Garrett’s Starfleet patina, proving that the martyred Enterprise captain has shades of gray in her past.
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Aluk
Played by Omari Hardwick
Omari Hardwick plays Alok, the team leader of Section 31. Apparently human, Alok is not Starfleet material because of his mental issues and darker view of the universe, so he joins Section 31. It is Alok who assembles Section 31’s team for the main mission of the movie. However, Alok knows all about who Emperor Georgiou is, and he does not trust Philippa in the slightest. However, Alok and Section 31 obviously need Georgiou to accomplish their mission.
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Quasi
Played by Sam Richardson
Sam Rickardson plays Quasi, who is Section 31’s physicist and also a shapeshifter. Quasi is a Chameloid, a race of changelings, which makes him ideal for Section 31 as a spy and infiltrator. Quasi’s knowledge of physics would also consider him Section 31’s resident science officer. Quasi, like the rest of Section 31, has no reason to trust Emperor Georgiou, but he is also a team player fighting for the cause.
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Quasi is just The second chameloid seen in Star Trek Canon. Chameloids are different shapeshifters from the changelings introduced in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The original Chameloid was Martia, played by Iman, the criminal prisoner and would-be assassin of Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner) in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. One of the exciting aspects of Star Trek: Episode 31 is to see a new Chameloid in action, and find out more about Quasi’s shampoo shift people.
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Faz
Played by Sven Ruygrok
one of Star Trek: Episode 31Sven Ruygrok’s mystery characters are Fuzz. with his pointed ears, Fuzz may be a Vulcan, but his emotional demeanor suggests he’s a Romulan. Or, perhaps he is both. It is unknown what function Fuzz serves in Section 31, but Vulcan logic or a Romulan’s delight in deception and treachery are valuable assets to the black ops agency.
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If Fuzz is a Romulan, having one of his men working for Section 31 and protecting the Federation is extremely unusual, especially for the early 24th century. Romulans infiltrate Starfleet and wreak havoc across the Federation in Star Trek: PicardBut Fuzz would predate this by many decades. Fuzz is worth keeping an eye on, especially to see if he has any secret family ties to Vulcan Starfleet officer Lt. Savick (Kirstie Alley, Robin Curtis) or the traitor, Lt. Valerie (Kim Cattrall).
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Seven
Played by Rob Kaczynski
Rob Kaczynski plays the armored warrior Zep Star Trek: Episode 31. Despite his cybernetic enhancements, Zeph is obviously wearing a battle suit and is not a member of the Borg team. This tracks since the Federation does not meet the Borg until Star Trek: The Next Generation. Zeph is another Section 31 recruit who didn’t fit into Starfleet but found a home in the underground black ops division. Zep is a loyal elk And appears to be Section 31’s resident man in battle mech, ready to blow things up at a moment’s notice.
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Melee
Played by Humberly Gonzalez
Another puzzling member of Section 31 is Melle, the bald, bubble-blowing mystery woman played by Humberly Gonzalez. Mele’s best appearance knows that she can be a DaltonA sexually seductive race first seen in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. The original Deltan in Star Trek was Lieutenant Ilia (Persis Khambatta), the navigator of the USS. Enterprise, and paramour of Captain Will Decker (Steven Collins).
Deltans are also seen in the first episode of Star Trek: Picard Season 2, “The Star Gazer,” as they opened diplomatic relations with Soji (Isa Briones) and the synthetics of Coplius on Raritan IV.
As Delton, Lt. Ilya had to swear an oath of freshness to come to the fleet.But it’s possible that Melle didn’t do such a thing if she’s even formally part of Starfleet as a member of Section 31. It’s unclear what role Melle has in Section 31, but maybe she’s able to glean information from targets. , turning the unwilling into a school of worship. Melle can finally reveal more about Deltans in Star Trek: Episode 31, And she’s certainly a character to keep an eye on.