In the world of Star Trek fandom, the cancellation of Star Trek: Lower Decks has hit hard. This animated series, known for its unique take on the Star Trek universe, has garnered a devoted following since its debut. Yet, the announcement in April 2024 that its fifth season would be its last left many fans reeling.

Mike McMahan, the series creator, and Alex Kurtzman, the showrunner, expressed their disappointment over the show's cancellation. They thanked the fans for their unwavering support, but it seems the fans aren't ready to say goodbye just yet.

In an inspiring display of solidarity, Star Trek fans have banded together with actors from various Star Trek properties to try and save the show. A video posted by Jessie Gender After Dark features a host of Star Trek actors performing the show's "lower decks" chant. This chant, which first appeared in the series' inaugural episode, has become a rallying cry for fans. Among the actors participating were Robert Picardo from Star Trek: Voyager, Nana Visitor from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and John De Lancie from Star Trek: The Next Generation..

The video, which fans funded, serves as a powerful reminder of the love and dedication that "Lower Decks" has inspired. According to reporting by CBR, it reflects the deep connection fans have with the series, a bond strong enough to unite actors from across the franchise.

The campaign to save "Lower Decks" isn't stopping with this video. Fans are encouraged to sign petitions and keep streaming the series to demonstrate its continued popularity. They're also exploring the possibility of another platform, such as Netflix, picking up the show. The crew behind Lower Decks shares this hope, and more information about the ongoing campaign can be found on SaveLowerDecks.com.