Cindy Lynch is joining the cast of the new Star Trek: Starfleet Academy series, which is set after the events of Star Trek: Discovery. While she hasn’t revealed who she’ll be playing, we’ve gotten a first glimpse of her character – a Starfleet officer in Operations Gold, working on the bridge crew. You can see the first look image below, courtesy of Collider.
505 Games brought the game to other systems, but this happened before the platform owners started releasing more of their own games directly on stores like Steam.
Collider has shared a first look at actress Jo Van Fleet as her new Star Trek character. She plays a Starfleet officer on the bridge, part of the Operations team, and sports a stylish bob haircut with blue highlights. The photo doesn’t suggest her character is alien.
The city remains divided by climate-controlling walls, creating distinct districts like Tundra Town, which is governed by the wealthy Lynxley family. However, snakes and reptiles have been exiled from the city and are resentful of their exclusion.
Before returning to the main story, the film shows Freddie escaping his home and traveling to England, but his plans are interrupted in Paris. There, he finds himself in a nightclub that secretly operates as a brothel, run by a shady character named Christos (Fernando Guallar), who brings in Nazi officers as clients. Freddie’s ability to speak German proves valuable in attracting soldiers to the club. The film alternates between scenes in Paris and a brutal death march, highlighting the stark contrast between the senseless killing of prisoners and the indulgent, immoral behavior of the high-ranking officers.
“This story of magic has not yet reached its true final chapter…”
Oh my gosh, you guys, I was listening to the ‘Not Gonna Lie’ podcast, and someone actually asked about my babies! Jason and I have four little ones – Wyatt, who’s six, then Elliotte, four, sweet Bennett who’s two, and our little Finnley, who’s only seven months old! And honestly, I just had to share everything – I didn’t hold back at all when talking about them. They’re my whole world, you know?
The Vanderpump Rules star hinted at drama coming in the show’s new season, saying someone who works for her won’t keep their job for very long – less than two episodes, in fact. She also noted that she rarely fires people, so this situation is unusual.
Marriann Hough, who co-hosts and is the mother of a judge, was in the audience cheering on her children and watching the finalists – Alix Earle, Dylan Efron, Elaine Hendrix, Robert Irwin, and Jordan Chiles – compete for the Mirrorball Trophy.
You won’t need every currency right away, but as you get deeper into the game and explore its different features, understanding how each one works and connects to the others becomes really important.