THE READY ROOM WITH WIL WHEATON Aftershow Seemingly Concludes with STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS Finale Special

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THE READY ROOM WITH WIL WHEATON Aftershow Seemingly Concludes with STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS Finale Special

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Five years after he took the helm of The Ready Room for Paramount+, the Star Trek Universe aftershow hosted by Next Gen alum Wil Wheaton has apparently come to a conclusion.
 
Wheaton seemed to bid farewell in today’s Star Trek: Lower Decks finale episode which caps the long-running behind-the-scenes interview show; the show began when Wheaton took the job alongside the premiere of Star Trek: Picard back in early 2020.
 
Today’s 16-minute episode focuses on the end of Lower Decks, with series leads Tawny Newsome (Mariner), Jack Quaid (Boimler), Noel Wells (Tendi), and Eugene Cordero (Rutherford) visiting the set to discuss the animated series’ finale and the legacy of Lower Decks.
 

 
The Ready Room with Wil Wheaton is the third Paramount+ Trek aftershow, following After Trek with Matt Mira (which ran along Discovery Season 1), and the first iteration of The Ready Room (hosted by Naomi Kyle for Discovery Season 2).

Wheaton concluded the episode with a thanks to viewers:

“It really has been the joy of a lifetime celebrating the Star Trek universe with you. This latinum age of Star Trek has brought us so many wonderful characters and storylines, and there is so much more ahead.

 

With Strange New Worlds, Section 31, and Starfleet Academy all on the horizon — and more adventures in the final frontier to come — Gene Roddenberry’s vision of an optimistic future has never been more necessary or brighter. In the words of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, let’s see what’s out there.”

The Star Trek franchise continues in 2025 when the Michelle Yeoh-led Star Trek: Section 31 movies premieres January 24 on Paramount+.

DECEMBER 19: This article has been updated to remove now-deleted social media comments at the request of the poster.

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