19 October 2020, 09:05 by Karzal

Star Trek: Discovery renewed with a fourth season

CBS All Access has renewed Star Trek: Discovery with a fourth season. Production is set to begin this November.

The third season of Star Trek: Discovery has only just premiered at CBS All Access, but the streaming service has already decided to renew the series with its fourth season. Despite the strict corona rules, production on the fourth season is set to begin on the 2nd of November. It is not yet known when this season is set to release.

Star Trek: Discovery is a spin-off and prequel to Star Trek and revolves around the space ship USS Discovery with identification number NCC-1031. The series takes place ten years before Star Trek. The fourth season was announced by lead actors Sonequa Martin-Green (The Walking Dead) and Doug Jones (Falling Skies) and executive producers and showrunners Alex Kurtzman (Hawaii Five-0) and Michelle Paradise (The Originals) in the video down below;

Comments (3)

relietje • 18 October 2020, 18:39

Very well. We finally come to pull us (Star) !!

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BlackBiker • 18 October 2020, 20:20

I just saw the first episode of season 3. In my opinion, it misses the point. It gave me more of a Star Wars vibe than a Star Trek feeling. Even a kind of Cantina scene (now in a kind of mall) and a McGuffin, or something completely superfluous in terms of plot that would have been stolen, are not missing. They passed the canon so that they were no longer "bothered" by it. But so far the Star Trek atmosphere is hard to find in my opinion. I sincerely hope this improves in the coming episodes. What they have perfected is the diversity that ST is known for. I don't believe there is a single white actor (recognizable as such) prominently featured in this episode. Perhaps also another milestone in the long Star Trek history.

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