Roughly a week from today, the filming of Star Trek: Discovery will take place, a series which so far has mixed responses in the build up. Some people are still not sold on the ship design, others feel there might be forced diversity and an agenda being pushed, but all are willing to give it a chance when it airs later this year. On the 24th of January, filming will begin and when it does, more news will probably start coming out, as well as leaks, the later you might want to avoid.

The original news for this was broken by TrekMovie.com, who found the series hiding under the codename "Green Harvest", showing that filming is set to end in September. With a release date currently set for May 2017, on a number of platforms, you can find, and possibly add to our list of broadcasters here.

But, as previously stated, now we might start to get more and more news as we get closer to the filming of the series. Time to get excited for the first Star Trek series since the end of Enterprise in 2005. If this proves to be a success, then CBS may well fund more series in the future, possibly even expanding the story past Voyager. Only time will tell.

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