#ProjectHailMary has official hit Hall H at #SDCC! https://t.co/Fyo0fI6NaA
SNW panel screens upcoming murder mystery episode directed by Jonathan Frakes that makes fans giddy. The part where Celia Gooding's character talks about how a sci-fi series can change the world and make one seen earned yells of agreement. #SDCC25
Strange New Worlds Hall H panel: Akiva Goldsman says the goal is to end the series with Capt. Kirk's first day on the job.
San Diego Comic-Con 2025 commenced with over 135,000 attendees despite rising costs and a reduction in A-list celebrity panels. The event, which began in 1970 with just 300 participants, continues to be a major attraction for fans of science fiction and fantasy. Highlights of the convention included the premiere of "Alien: Earth," which drew a large audience at Hall H, and the announcement of a new "Rick and Morty" spin-off described as more akin to "The X-Files" than "Doctor Who." Additional notable presentations featured "Predator: Badlands," "Tron: Ares," and "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds," with the latter revealing plans to conclude the series with Captain Kirk's first day on the job. A murder mystery episode directed by Jonathan Frakes was also showcased, generating enthusiastic responses. The event celebrated fan culture with impressive cosplay displays and continued to be a focal point for pop culture enthusiasts.