Mike McMahan reflects on the conclusion of Star Trek: Lower Decks after five seasons

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Mike McMahan, the showrunner of "Star Trek: Lower Decks," reflects on the series' conclusion with its fifth season finale. He emphasizes that the end is not a loss for the franchise, as other Star Trek shows continue to air. "Lower Decks" was initially seen as a risky concept, focusing on lesser-known characters in a comedic format. The show ultimately became a tribute to the 1990s Star Trek era, featuring numerous cameos from legacy characters in its final season. McMahan views the five seasons as a success and expresses a desire to continue telling stories with the characters. However, he is uncertain about his future involvement in the Star Trek franchise, stating he is content to be a fan for now.


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