Missed Star Trek: Starfleet Academy or just want to binge-watch again? Get this Ferengi-approved Paramount Plus streaming deal, 79% cheaper for two months

Starfleet Academy, with the Doctor and other characters standing around.
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Season 1 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has just dropped its dynamite final episode, and if you've missed out on this all-new show, this fantastic Paramount+ deal will let you catch up on it for just $2.99 a month for two months.

Save up to 79% on a monthly subscription to Paramount Plus, and watch virtually every Star Trek show and movie at home or on the go.

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Paramount+ Monthly subscription: was $13.99 now $2.99 at Paramount+

Save up to 79% on two months of Paramount Plus. Pay just $2.99 a month for Paramount Plus Essential ($6 off, ad-supported) and Premium ($11 off, ad-free)

Paramount Plus is the place to be if you're a Trekkie. Binge-watch shows like Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, all the way through to the movies and the original 1960's series. We rank it as one of the best streaming services for sci-fi fans.

Note: After two months, the price rises to $8.99 for Essential plans and $13.99 for Premium plans but you can cancel anytime.

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Chris McMullen

Chris is a freelance journalist who, when not writing, skywatching or playing games, indulges his taste for horror, sci-fi and the post-apocalyptic. As well as Space.com, you can find his work at GameSpew (where he’s the weekend editor).


From the original series to Starfleet Academy, and Season 4 of Strange New Worlds when it arrives later this year, Paramount Plus is the best place to watch Star Trek, full stop. I'm old enough to remember when the franchise was scattered across multiple streaming services but now, with the exception of Star Trek: Prodigy, it's all on Paramount Plus.

If you've missed out on Starfleet Academy, now's the time to take advantage of this offer. Aside from a new, younger cast, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy features some familiar faces from Star Trek: Discovery and the return of Star Trek: Voyager's holographic doctor.

Will it take you a month to binge-watch the ten-episode first season? No, but that's where Paramount Plus's vast back-catalogue of Star Trek comes in. You can stream virtually every Trek show and episode ever made, including Star Trek: Lower Decks and the animated version of the original series. Both seasons of Paramount's Halo series are on there too and, for your less sci-fi inclined family members, you've got shows like Sylvester Stallone's Tulsa King and Yellowstone spin-off 1883.

Key features: Nearly every single Star Trek show and movie, including the new Starfleet Academy Show, ready to stream. Paramount Plus also boasts a huge catalog of other shows and films, viewable on a wide variety of devices.

Price history: We've seen Paramount Plus offer a range of deals in the past, but you sometimes have to lock in for a year. $2.99 a month for ad-free Paramount Plus Premium is a real steal (and the ad-supported tier is a good deal too), saving $6 a month and $11 a month for the first two months, respectively.

Consensus: If you're a Trekkie, Paramount Plus is an absolute must-have. From movies to shows, live-action and animated, you'll find hours and hours of Star Trek content on the service. Whether it's old or new Trek you crave, you're absolutely spoilt for choice. There's a wealth of non-sci-fi content too, from 1883 to Tulsa King.

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✅ Buy it if: You love Star Trek. Paramount is your one-stop for everything from the Star Trek universe to shows to movies. Plus, there's a galaxy of additional content.

❌ Don't buy it if: You already have a current subscription to Paramount Plus, as this deal is for new or lapsed subscribers.

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Chris McMullen
Contributing Writer

Chris is a freelance journalist who, aside from covering games and gaming-related tech, has a taste for horror, sci-fi and the post-apocalyptic. As well as Space.com, you can find his work at The Escapist, GameSpew (where he’s the morning news writer) and more. You can follow him on Twitter @MarmaladeBus.

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