Mary Wiseman As Silvia Tilly and Blu del Barrio as Adira Tal Photo courtesy of Comic Years.
Considering how the removal of Discovery from Netflix and the international delay for Season 4, I don’t feel comfortable writing an actual review so I’ll keep it short and reassuring.
1. The season starts off a bit rough with noticeable inconsistencies that might frustrate and or put off new viewers. Rest assured, it smoothes out and rights itself.
2. From Butterfly People to angry kitties with no tolerance for holograms, the series sets a solid tone of rebuilding trust among former and current planets within the Federation.
3. If you’re not familiar with Black Holes, Gravitational Anomolys, or Former Commander Saru, definitely rewatch season 3 before diving into season 4.
There, that’s it.
David Ajala as Cleveland Booker and Sonequa Martin-Green as Commander Michael Burnham photo courtesy of Trek Movie.com
As a side note, please do not take your anger or frustration with Paramount+ out on any of the cast or crew; they are not in control of any behind-the-curtain dealings and are just as shocked and confused as you the fans are.
Please be patient.
Chelah Horsdal as Federation President Laira Rillak, photo courtesy of Comic Years.