Captain Saru hosted a fateful dinner in Star Trek: Discovery season 3, episode 4 that had a profound effect on the show going forward.
An amazing dinner scene in Star Trek: Discovery season 3, episode 4, "Forget Me Not," helped usher in a new and better direction for the show. Discovery underwent a massive shakeup at the beginning of season 3 as Commander Michael Burnham led the USS Discovery on a one-way trip into the 32nd century.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Star Trek: Discovery season 3 created the farthest known point in the franchise's timeline. In the 32nd century, Discovery was unshackled from its previous prequel trappings and was free to be the tip of Star Trek's spear and to blaze new canon. The future Burnham and the Discovery found was a United Federation of Planets broken from the loss of warp travel resulting from a galactic cataclysm called The Burn.
Star Trek: Discovery season 3, episode 4's dinner scene set the stage for how season 4 would openly deal with the entire crew's trauma, which was also the series tackling the real-world fears of the COVID-19 pandemic during Discovery season 4's production. Saru's foiled dinner set up Discovery's laudable focus on mental health, which led to Dr. Hugh Culber becoming the counselor for Discovery's crew.
Discovery Season 5 Promises Another New Direction With season 5 about to launch, Star Trek: Discovery is settled in the 32nd century and, after back-to-back triumphs over dire galactic threats, Captain Michael Burnham's show is ready for another change of direction. Discovery season 5's setup revolves around Burnham and her starship on a hunt for "the greatest treasure in the known galaxy.
Star Trek: Discovery's focus on Michael Burnham has since broadened to give more credence to the supporting cast like Cleveland Booker , Captain Saru, Lt. Sylvia Tilly , Dr. Culber, Commander Paul Stamets , Adira, and bridge crew members like Detmer and Lt. Commander Joann Owosekun . Discovery is now a more well-rounded show than it was in its prior seasons and has successfully leaned into its strong ensemble.
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