And Oded Fehr returns as Fleet Admiral Charles Vance.Īfter Phillipa Georgiou’s transition to the Mirror Universe in season 3, fans may be wondering if Michelle Yeoh will return to play the fierce Emperor. Tig Notaro reprises her role as engineer Jett Reno. David Ajala, Anthony Rapp, Wilson Cruz, Mary Wiseman, and Blu del Barrio will also return. Sonequa Martin-Green and Doug Jones are back as Michael Burnham and Saru. Most members of the beloved Starfleet crew will return for Star Trek: Discovery Season 4. Who’s in the ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ cast for season 4? New episodes will drop weekly, on Thursdays, exclusively on the streamer. Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 premieres on Thursday, Nov. But after the cliffhanger finale, fans can’t wait to see where Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and the USS Discovery’s story go next. Star Trek: Discovery has been off the air for only ten months. L-R: Anthony Rapp, Michelle Yeoh, Mary Wiseman and Sonequa Martin-Green | Michael Gibson/CBS What is the ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 4 release date? Here’s everything we know about season 4 of the Paramount+ series, including the premiere date, premise, and casting. Gray Tal, as portrayed by Alexander, also identifies as transgender.Star Trek: Discovery fans have been waiting to dive back into the action and adventure. Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 to Introduce Transgender and Non-Binary CharactersĪdditionally, Star Trek: Discovery features Rapp and Cruz’s characters, Lieutenant Commander Paul Stamets and Lieutenant Commander Hugh Culber, as the married, same-sex, and adoptive parents of Del Barrio’s non-binary Adira Tal. Though Wiseman is the latest Star Trek: Discovery cast member to come out publicly, she’s far from the first, as co-creator Bryan Fuller (gay) and actors Ian Alexander (transgender/non-binary), Blu Del Barrio (non-binary), Wilson Cruz (gay), and Anthony Rapp (queer), all identify as members of the LGBT+ community. “But I also don’t want it to feel like I’m hiding anything because I’m queer and proud!” “So I try not to do it now,” Wiseman concluded. Star Trek: Lower Decks Showrunner Claims Every Starfleet Officer Is “Baseline Bisexual” I never liked it when straight-presenting women dominated conversations about bisexuality/pansexuality when I was with women.”Īccording to Ennis’ first interview with the Star Trek: Discovery star, Wiseman and Averbach-Katz married in March 2019. “Before Noah, I dated and loved people of all genders. “I just didn’t want to say I’m straight when I’m not!,” stated Wiseman.
Star Trek: Picard Actress Michelle Hurd Claims Raffi And Seven Of Nine’s Apparent LGBTQ Relationship Stemmed From A Comic Con Photo When speaking to Wiseman, Ennis followed up on the actress’ apparent coming out, asking “I’m pretty sure you say, ‘I’m not straight’? Is my lip reading off?”, to which the actress confidently declared “I did say this! It’s not a big deal at all.”
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On January 14th, the official Star Trek website published a series of short follow-up interviews Ennis had done with members of the Star Trek: Discovery cast that she had previously spoken to, including Wiseman. In response, Wiseman appears to jovially reply that, “I’m not straight,” though a hiccup in the call’s audio caused the actress to be temporarily muted, leaving fans unsure of exactly what Wiseman said. Questions surrounding Wiseman’s sexuality first surfaced last month following a December 17th, 2020 interview conducted by journalist Dawn Ennis with the actress for Forbes.Īt one point during the interview, in reference to the number of LGBT+ individuals included on the cast and on screen, Ennis makes a joking comment towards the producers of Star Trek: Discovery that it was “nice that you also let the straight people be a part of Star Trek.” Star Trek Actor Wil Wheaton Implies White People Are “Domestic Terrorist Insurgents,” Declares He Does Not Want The United States Unified
Star Trek: Discovery actress Mary Wiseman, who plays First Officer/Ensign Sylvia Tilly on the CBS All Access original series, has officially and publicly come out as “queer and proud.” Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window).Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window).Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window).Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window).Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window).Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window).
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