However, it was eventually revealed that the Ba'ku would not have been the solution to what was really ailing Picard. With the nefarious forces taken out of the equation, revisiting the moral quandary the planet represents would have been an interesting storytelling avenue for Star Trek: Picard to explore in its early days. The very notion of what the Ba'ku planet potentially represented to the Federation - which was fighting for its survival in the calamitous Dominion War - was abruptly dropped after it was revealed Starfleet was being manipulated by the villainous Son'a. It only makes sense that the Ba'ku would be willing to repay Picard with an extended shore leave on their planet. Picard fought to keep the Ba'ku on the planet they considered home, with significant resistance from Starfleet. It's eventually revealed that the atmosphere of the Ba'ku planet has healing and regenerative abilities that renders its inhabitants effectively immortal.
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Within the Briar Patch was an idyllic planet inhabited by the Ba'ku, a group of benevolent, deceptively simple people. We don’t yet know when the third season of Discovery will hit CBS All Access, but Alex Kurtzman teased it was “coming soon,” so you never know when that will happen.The Briar Patch is a volatile region of space established in Star Trek: Insurrection. It is about maintaining a basic core of why we’re there, which is to tell emotionally compelling stories.” “You can’t get caught up in the technology. “Finding a future that’s futuristic but is practical to shoot has been fascinating,” the director said. For Frakes, it was important to find a way to depict the future that stayed consistent to what we know about Trek but also explored some new areas. All Rights Reserved.Īnyway, according to Frakes, season 3 will involve a new character named Book (David Ajal) who will somehow be involved in Burnham’s trek through the future. Photo Cr: Lilja J–nsd–ttir /CBS ©2019 CBS Interactive, Inc.
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Pictured (l-r): David Ajala as Book Sonequa Martin-Green as Burnham of the the CBS All Access series STAR TREK: DISCOVERY. If you’d have told me the crew of the Discovery would be “grateful” to Brunham for taking them farther down the Star Trek timeline than any other series or film had gone before, basically stranding them in the future away from their friends and family, I’d have called you crazy. It’s got a lot of action-adventure and not so much pain.”
So those two things coming back together is very much the theme, and how grateful everyone is and what’s next. God knows where she went as the Red Angel. “So again, there’s a big tonal shift on that show, less driven by the pain and guilt of her past and more about the magical reunification of the Discovery crew and wherever she went off to. “Michael Burnham has found a new core, not to mention a new partner in crime,” he told.
While we wait for the show to sort that out, Frakes is here to outline what to expect. Star Trek: The Next Generation legend Jonathan Frakes (William Riker) directed episodes in the upcoming season, which finished shooting before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down everything, although there’s still post-production work to be done. The season finale of Star Trek: Discovery season 2 saw Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) use the timeline jumping technology of the Red Angel suit to open a wormhole in the fabric of space and time and jump forward 930 years into the future, taking the USS Discovery and its crew with her.
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