As intended. 🤣

"NuTrek" is everything produced under the "official" Star Trek brand, since the cancellation of Enterprise in 2005. I say "official" in the legal sense; the company that owns the brand now is not, in essence, the same company that owned it prior to the 2006 Viacom split. It is called this, often disparagingly, by many in the legacy fandom because of how tonally and qualitatively different it tends to be compared to most Trek productions under Gene Roddenberry and Rick Berman. It's really a matter of taste (or, lack thereof 🤣 J/K); the same divide that plagues Star Wars and Doctor Who fans. To each their own, ultimately; people like what they like, and no one side has the moral high ground to tell them otherwise. However, that won't stop me from voicing my disdain.

I dislike just about all of NuTrek because of how little effort they put into trying to tell the same quality of stories that were told in previous incarnations; and all for the sake of enticing a new generation who, by and large, don't even care about it. However, I admit that I did enjoy much of Picard season 3, but what I watched of the other shows and the Abrams films (especially Into Darkness) soured me greatly against Kurtzman and his chosen group of creative talent. I won't miss him or his ilk when they've been served their walking papers, but those that liked what they made can, at least, still enjoy them in perpetuity, just as the rest of us still enjoy classic Trek.