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When do episodes of Star Trek Lower Decks Season 2 air in Australia?

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Star Trek Lower Decks Season 2 is about to kick off, and we’ve got all the info on when Australians can start streaming new episodes of the show.

All up, Season 2 will run for 10 episodes and will stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video here within Australia (and in New Zealand too!).

The show’s first episode will be available from 10.00 am AEST this coming Saturday, 14 August 2021 (which corresponds to 5.00 pm PDT in the USA). Following that, a new episode will be released each following week around the same time.

To recap, here’s what to expect and when:

  • Episode 1: 10.00 am AEST, 14 August
  • Episode 2: 10.00 am AEST, 21 August
  • Episode 3: 10.00 am AEST, 28 August
  • Episode 4: 10.00 am AEST, 4 September
  • Episode 5: 10.00 am AEST, 11 September
  • Episode 6: 10.00 am AEST, 18 September
  • Episode 7: 10.00 am AEST, 25 September
  • Episode 8: 10.00 am AEST, 2 October
  • Episode 9: 10.00 am AEST, 9 October
  • Episode 10: 10.00 am AEST, 16 October

In the USA, each episode of the series airs a day earlier from 12.00 am PDT.

The series stars Tawny Newsome as Beckett Mariner, Jack Quaid as Brad Boimler, Noël Wells as D’Vana Tendi and Eugene Cordero as Sam Rutherford; Season 2 features special appearances by Jonathan Frakes as William Riker and Robert Duncan McNeill as Tom Paris.

Star Trek Lower Decks Season 2 kicks off on Amazon Prime Video in Australia from 14 August. Season 1 can be watched in full right now.


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