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Watch USS Improvise: The Next Generation, the musical! is a Star Trek parody like you've never seen before

Make it so (and la, and ti, and do)

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Ashley V. Robinson
Features by Ashley V. Robinson, Popverse video producer
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We get it - you're an experienced Star Trek panel-goer. You've seen the cosplays, met the actors, heard a thousand variations of the "boldly go" speech. But answer this - how many times have you seen the crew of the Enterprise... sing? Well if you're a Popverse premium member, you're about to.

USS Improvise: The Next Generation, the musical! came to Seattle for Emerald City Comic Con 2024, creating a parody of The Next Generation like you've never seen before. And though you've never seen anything like it before (it's an improv show, after all), you can watch it again and again in the video below, provided by your pals (and fellow Trekkies) here at Popverse. "Boldly go" and see for yourself.

We know, you've heard that one before.

Popverse filmed the ECCC 2024 USS Improvise: The Next Generation panel, and it can be watched now exclusively for paid Poperse members - as part of a broader rollout of over a dozen new panels from ECCC 2024 in addition to the livestreamed ECCC 2024 Main Stage panels.

And now, engage:

Believe it or not, an official Star Trek musical already does exist.

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Ashley V. Robinson: Ashley Victoria Robinson is a Canadian hobbit now living in the United States. She is a Popverse Video Producer. You may know her as the host of the Geek History Lesson podcast (alongside Jason Inman), and was even the face of Twitter marketing for podcasters.

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