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Spoilers! We delve deep into the Federation's databanks to find out what's in store in Star Trek: Discovery season 4

‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 4 Teaser Reveals Captain Burnham’s Biggest New Threat (Video) Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) took command of the U.S.S. Discovery at the end of Season 3Lawrence Yee | April 5, 2021 @ 2:39 PM Fans got an extended preview of Season 4 of “Star Trek: Discovery” Monday, the first with Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) in the captain’s chair. The teaser dropped as part of First Contact Day celebrations. Burnham took command of the U.S.S. Discovery at the end of Season 3 when Saru left the ship to return to his homeworld of Kaminar and mentor his f...

While my favorite season of  Star Trek: Discovery is still the second one, this soft reboot created a whole new world order while still honoring what came before. Even with Federation being weakened, I could feel the values of “Star Trek” throughout the whole season.  Michael Burnham finally came into her own as a leader, and her leadership character arc this season makes it worth waiting to see her as Captain of Discovery. In the first episode, “The Hope is You, Part 1”, Michael is violently disconnected from her adopted family and the U.S.S. Discovery. She has to forge a new, mor...

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Credit: CBS Okay, my favorite part of the the third-season finale of Discovery is the ending: the closing credits, which employs the closing-credits music from the original series. This probably would’ve been even niftier last week, which was the 800th installment of Trek onscreen, but it’s still a nifty little call-back to end this season, and as we just completed a year that had three new seasons of Trek in it. isn’t a cliffhanger, which is a welcome relief, frankly. There’s, um, a lot going on here, most of it good, some of it head-scratching, none of it actively horrible, thoug...