Star Trek: Section 31 to Feature the Fearless Captain of Enterprise-C Last Seen in 1990

Star Trek is bringing fans a new movie in Star Trek: Section 31 which will feature several well-loved characters in the franchise, including Captain Rachel Garrett.

Star Trek: Section 31 is a secret organization in the Star Trek universe. It is portrayed as a covert operations and intelligence agency that functions inside the United Federation of Planets. In contrast to Starfleet's idealistic and utopian ideals, Section 31 is prepared to use dubious methods and transgress moral standards in order to further the Federation's objectives and fans will see all of these in Michelle Yeoh's anticipated movie Star Trek: Section 31. Aside from the exciting plot, the Star Trek: Discovery's spinoff will feature several extras from Star Trek aliens and the return of some favorite characters, including Garrett, previously played by Tricia O'Neal. The character was first introduced in Star Trek: The Next Generation «Yesterday's Enterprise» in 1990. It was also the last time she was seen, so many were surprised by Garrett's return to the franchise in Section 31 because she hadn't been seen for decades.

Kacey Rohl's casting in Star Trek: Section 31 was reported in January, but it wasn't until recently that her character was confirmed. Rohl will be playing a younger version of Garrett, the captain of the USS Enterprise-C, a predecessor to the USS Enterprise-D. She responded to a distress call and ordered the Enterprise to engage with the attackers — four Romulan Warbirds — at Narendra III.

Screenwriter Craig Sweeny admitted to Variety that he aimed to «deliver an entertaining experience» in the upcoming film that is true to the Star Trek lore and would appeal to potential new fans. The addition of Garrett would give old fans a good feeling because the character was familiar to them. On the other hand, the new audience doesn't have to worry if they do not know the character because they will not miss anything if they fail to notice it. According to Alex Kurtzman, the Star Trek execut