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23rd century · various eras, mostly Discovery's

Star Trek: Short Treks

complete

10- to 20-minute shorts

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Do you need to watch it?

Not required. It sits outside the official timeline and only shows up in Everything mode.

Where it falls in the order

  • Main storynot included
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Post-credits scenes

1 scene: after the credits. worth the wait

Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

An anthology of ten shorts, 10 to 20 minutes each. Each tells a self-contained story, usually with a familiar character. Tilly helps a young alien runaway who needs to get home. Discovery's computer, alone for centuries, falls for a lost soldier. A young Saru, still on Kaminar, gets the invitation to leave his people. Harry Mudd dodges the law with a collection of androids that look just like him. Spock has his first day aboard the Enterprise and gets stuck in a turbolift with Number One. There are also two animated shorts, one about a tardigrade aboard the Enterprise and one about Burnham's childhood. The last, "Children of Mars", follows two rival schoolgirls on the day of an attack on Mars.

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What happens

Post-credits scenes

  • After the credits At the end of "The Trouble with Edward", after the credits, there's a fake vintage commercial for a tribble cereal that makes the little fluffballs multiply in the bowl. It's Star Trek's first post-credits scene.
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2 easter eggs

Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesThe first post-credits scene

    "The Trouble with Edward" gave Star Trek its first post-credits scene: a fake ad for a tribble cereal that multiplies on its own.

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  2. Behind the scenesA prize-winning novelist on script

    "Calypso" was the first produced TV script by Pulitzer-winning novelist Michael Chabon. It's set in the far future.

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