The geographical positioning of this website has once again hampered efforts to bring you the latest information and review for Short Treks.
Meanwhile, Netflix has continued to deny international audiences the latest season of Short Treks, leaving many unable to watch new content and others to seek alternative means.
Lets hope Amazon Prime treats international audiences better as we gear up for Picard in a little over five weeks.
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2 thought on “Another Short Treks Trailer Drops – But Anyone Outside the US Can’t Watch It”
Is it available on 10 All Access?
I have an American subscription to CBSAA. If I try to log in to watch Discovery in Australia it redirects me to 10 All Access. So it seems you just need to pay for another subscription service. I would get 10AA if it is sure to have Picard and Discovery. That eould save me from needing to get Amazon Prime.
Hi there, no – Netflix have the rights to the back catalogue of Star Trek, as well as Discovery and Short Treks. And Amazon has Picard.
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