If you watched the first new “Star Trek” film for almost a decade and you came out thinking about the way you need To see more than one Cameloid with clumsy charm in particular, you are not alone. The film of the film and fans of “Star Trek” are also unanimously attached to almost, the cheesy character and metamorphic played by Sam Richardson in the new film of Paramount+ “Star Trek: Section 31”.

Almost made good impression from his initial introduction, in which he turns out to be a relaxed genius with the gift of babiller when he is nervous (as he is around the super hot and super deadly mirror universe of Michelle Yeoh, Philippa Georgiou ). Almost is presented as a support member of section 31, but he is endearing, entertaining and sufficiently capable of being a leading man-or, at the very least, a beloved thief filling a Role similar to that of Scotty or Chekov within the team. together. The film script gives Richardson some of his best replicas, but I think the actor also deserves a lot of credit; He does a lot with little and lets viewers hope to see again almost soon. This is completely normal for one of the most pleasant comic actors working on television today.

If you have watched new films and programs in the past 15 years, you’ve probably seen the work of Sam Richardson. The actor’s career of the actor born in Michigan started in the 2000s, but he played several significant roles from the early 2010s. Richardson played one of the University Friends of Jim Halpert (and co-founder of his start-up Athlead of season 9) in “The Office”, and appeared as the ATSA in an episode of “Arrested Development” and Jason Sudeikis. Comedy directed “We’re the Millers”. In HBO “Veep” caustic satire, Richardson played Richard Splett, the assistant in difficulty of Selina by Julia Louis-Dreyfus who ends up tripping in positions of power in the last seasons of the series. He is also one of the brains behind the ephemeral but acclaimed sitcom of Comedy Central “Detroiters”, which he co-created, produced by management, co-written and in which he played.

“Veep” and “Detroiters” may have put Richardson on the map, but his appearances in Apple TV+ “Ted Lasso” and “The Afterparty” has made him a must in the comedy in recent years. In the first, Richardson plays Edwin Akufo, the intense rich Ghanaian who tries to convince Sam (Toheeb Jimoh) to join the team he builds. In the latter, he is the protagonist of the series, a funny and agitated suspect in a mysterious murder which takes place during his high school meeting. If none of this tells you nothing, well, Richardson has a whole series of other impressive credits to his credit, from vocal work to “Bojack Horseman”, “Harley Quinn” and “Ralph Breaks the Internet” to appearances In films like “Spy”, “SOS Fantômes”, “promising young woman” and “Hocus Pocus 2”.

Like so many major players who have mounted on the bridge of a vessel before him (We salute you, Jeffrey Combs!), Sam Richardson also appeared in more than one “Star Trek” project. Before playing almost, he actually played a role in adult animation comedy “Star Trek: Lower Decks”, appearing in an episode of season 1 and another in season 3. In the series, he has Played Vendôme, a member of the Blue Crete. -Exotic species confronted with Bolians. Although Vendôme did not have many replicas (he appeared in more than two episodes, but was a silent substantive character in several), he was a less known low decker with a complete story (although simple) who was clean.

Vendôme appears for the first time at the start of the first season of the series and is pierced by the Gelrakians when he accidentally gives them a statue of fertility as a sign of good will instead of a preserved “Crystal” of the First contact mission of Starfleet. However, confusion is not really his fault, and Vendôme survives there, performing several other missions outside in the following episodes. Hilariously, Vendôme has more in common with the character “Veep” of Richardson who climbs to the ladder than with his antihero “Section 31”, as he will become later. California’s Uss Inglewood USS Captain After his former captain is accidentally transformed into a baby. Boimler (Jack Quaid) thinks that the promotion of Vendôme is unfair, but finally realizes that he worked hard to achieve it. The extraterrestrial is seen counting its crew with Boliens and presents itself to support the mission of the Cerritos in the final of season 3.

Where do you know Sam Richardson? With the release of “Star Trek: Section 31”, which is now on Paramount+, we can now say with certainty that it is known to play healthy and underused characters of “Star Trek”.