The announcement of CBS "Star Trek Discovery"  to be broadcast as a TV show in July 2016 stirred excitement for the Star Trek fans everywhere.Unfortunately, the reviews  say the show  won't succeed on TV.

CBS is taking a risk with this one, a sci-fi like Star Trek is not something you watch in a traditional TV show.And in order retain fans of Star Trek, the twists for the new show better be good.According to  Recode Media ,Jim Lanzone, the CBS Interactive CEO said,"Sci-fi is not something that has traditionally done really well on broadcast. It's not impossible, for the future, if somebody figures it out."

 "And things like 'Lost' and 'Heroes' have had parts of sci-fi, but historically a show like 'Star Trek' wouldn't necessarily be a broadcast show, at this point."He added.

Bryan Fuller and Alex Kurtzman created "Star Trek: Discovery". However, in October 2016, Fuller said he would not be able to continue his role a showrunner because of other commitments. Fuller created the mythology and story arc of the show and he will remain, as an executive producer.Aside from that, the premiere that was originally set for January 2017 was move to May 2017 instead.

"Star Trek Discovery" is set 10 years before Kirk's original Enterprise mission and this time, the lead  won't be a male but a female lieutenant commander.In an interview with Fuller in Entertainment Weekly, he confirmed that  there will be gay character in the show.Star Trek fans can also expect new worlds,new heroes,and  former characters from the  original movie.For more updates,casts and spoilers of  new TV show, check out Jobs & Hire.

The filming will be at Pinewood Toronto Studios in Canada and the casts are chosen deliberately. "Star Trek Discovery" will first premiere on CBS  then will move to CBS All Access which will air the next episodes weekly.Will fans love the show? We will find out when it premieres next year.