'Star Trek: Discovery' Boss Alex Kurtzman Opens Up About Show's Delay | THR News

Star Trek Discovery, produced by Alex Kurtzman, faced multiple delays before its debut. The series addresses social issues and aims to deliver high-quality production akin to Game of Thrones. Bryan Fuller exited to focus on American Gods, but his initial work helped shape the series. Kurtzman discusses the show's reflection of current societal divides and hopes for a second season.

What was one of the reasons for the delay in the premiere of Star Trek Discovery?

• The series was not completed on time.

• Bryan Fuller left to focus on another project.

• The network had scheduling conflicts.

• The cast was not finalized.

According to Alex Kurtzman, how long does it take to complete an effects-heavy episode of Star Trek Discovery?

• Five to six months

• Three to four months

• Two months

• One month

What is one of the goals for the Star Trek Discovery series as mentioned by Kurtzman?

• To focus solely on action sequences

• To become the longest-running Star Trek series

• To reduce production costs significantly

• To match the spectacle of Game of Thrones

What does Kurtzman say about the role of Star Trek in reflecting society?

• It should focus on futuristic technology.

• It should only entertain and not educate.

• It has always been a mirror to the world.

• It should avoid controversial topics.

What does Kurtzman express about Bryan Fuller's decision to leave the series?

• He respected Fuller's decision and admired his work.

• He was disappointed and felt betrayed.

• He thought Fuller made a mistake.

• He was indifferent to Fuller's departure.