Beckett Mariner: Last News

Star Trek: Lower Decks, the charming animated series from Rick and Mortywriter/producer Mike McMahan. Rather than putting the focus on the bridge crew, the series — which drops new episodes every Thursday —highlights the underlings who don't always get the glory but are just as important as their more well-known counterparts. Each episode delivers an outlandish adventure as the show's underappreciated support crew, including neurotic rule-follower Ensign Brad Boimler (Jack Quaid,) and proud slacker Ensign Beckett Mariner (Tawny Newsome), tackle grunt work, unexpected mishaps, and anything else that's thrown their way aboard the U.S.S.

Jack Quaid is in the unique position of starring in a number of iconic franchises - Star Trek and Supeman - along with his role in Amazon's The Boys.He returns as Ensign Brad Boimler in the third season of the Paramount Plus animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks, which debuts on Thursday, and he recently signed on to voice Superman in My Adventures With Superman, which landed a two-season pick-up on both HBO Max and Cartoon Network in May.The 30-year-old son of Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan opened up about his highly-anticipated Lower Decks live-action crossover, voicing Superman, his desire to star in a Star Wars project and much more in a wide-ranging interview with THR. Franchise: Jack Quaid is in the unique position of starring in a number of iconic franchises - Star Trek and Supeman - along with his role in Amazon's The BoysIt was announced during San Diego Comic-Con in July that there will be a major live-action crossover where animated characters from Star Trek: Lower Decks will enter the live-action universe of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.It was revealed that Quaid's Boimler and Ensign Beckett Mariner, voiced by Tawny Newsome, will be featured in the episode that will include both live-action and animated scenes.