Paramount+ Cancels 'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy'; Franchise Future Uncertain

'Starfleet Academy' Concludes After Two Seasons

Paramount+ has canceled the "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" series. A second season has already been filmed and is in post-production, scheduled to air next year. This upcoming release will serve as the final season for the series.

The "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" series has been canceled, with its already-filmed second season set to be its last.

Viewership Challenges Noted

The decision follows the series' performance in key viewership metrics. The series did not chart among Nielsen's weekly top 10 streaming lists for viewership.

Broader Franchise Landscape

The future of other "Star Trek" television productions also has new details. "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" has a fourth season slated for next year and a fifth and final season in 2027, with both seasons already filmed. Currently, no additional "Star Trek" TV series are in production.

The status of franchise runner Alex Kurtzman is uncertain following indications from the new Paramount Skydance regime regarding potential plans for a reboot or overhaul of the franchise.

Joint Statement Released

CBS Studios and Paramount+ issued a joint statement regarding the cancellation.

"We look forward to sharing the upcoming second and final season with everyone, and continuing to celebrate the cast, crew, and all that was accomplished with this series."