They disguise it as time off for mental health. In the earlier episodes, they make for as minimal use of people as possible while staying within the spirit of the show. My guess is that those scenes started filming after vaccines started to role out. We don’t have as much action on the bridge featuring many of the co-stars, not until late in the season. It’s why the DMA is the big threat–it stands in for the Covid-19 pandemic. This is the first season to film during the pandemic and it shows.
He makes some unwise decisions by teaming up with Ruon Tarka (Shawn Doyle), which can only hurt Discovery and the Federation. Throughout the season, we see how it not only impacts him but his relationship with Burnham. When Star Trek blows up planets, we should be scared of what is going to happen. Unfortunately, one of them is Kwejian and this has a devastating impact on Book (David Ajala). Wisely, we witness very few planets being destroyed by the DMA. Nobody knows who or what is causing the DMA only but it only leaves destruction in its wake. Whether they’ll be able to survive is the question of the hour. However, this threat is unlike anything they’ve faced before. The Federation is just beginning to pick up the pieces and rebuild what they once had. Only in the television series, they go up against a Dark Matter Anomaly (DMA). This past season was a parallel to what we were facing here on Earth with the pandemic. Later on, he forms a relationship with Ni’Var president T’Rina (Tara Rosling). As the season starts, Saru (Doug Jones) is on Kaminar helping to reacquaint Su’Kal (Bill Irwin). Burnham took over as captain at the end of the third season. No-win scenarios are not a thing that anybody wants to face but that could very well be what the Federation and non-Federation alike is going up against. But still, she’s having to make life-or-death decisions while in command. Burnham really grows this season–she’s not the character she was during the first season. After becoming acquainted with the future, the Discovery crew faces their biggest threat yet in the fourth season of Star Trek: Discovery.īut first: a wardrobe change! After taking over as captain at the end of the third season, Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) leads the crew as the face the unknown.
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