The second episode of Star Trek: Discovery’s fourth season beams down this week, and we’ve got a new collection of photos from “Anomaly” to share with you today!
After the cataclysmic ending in last week’s “Kobayashi Maru,” Captain Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and the USS Discovery crew must now grapple with the destruction of Cleveland Booker’s (David Ajala) homeworld Kwejian, and the threat the massive gravitational anomaly now poses to the galaxy. Meanwhile, Saru (Doug Jones) returns to Starfleet from his sabbatical on Kaminar.
While there have been a number of very-similar names along the last 55 years, “Anomaly” marks the very first episode to exactly re-use a title from a previous Star Trek outing — “Anomaly” also served as the name of a third-season Star Trek: Enterprise episode, where the NX-01 crew began to learn about the dangers of the Delphic Expanse.
Here are fourteen new photos from this week’s episode, along with six previously-released images.
In case you missed last Thursday’s The Ready Room, here’s a preview clip from “Anomaly which debuted during that webcast.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVlFSe916mQ
ANOMALY —Saru returns to help the U.S.S. Discovery uncover the mystery of an unusually destructive new force. As Burnham leads the crew, she must also find a way to help Book cope with an unimaginable loss.
Written by Anne Cofell Saunders & Glenise Mullins. Directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi.
Along with all of the above episodic photos from this week’s episode, Paramount+ has also released a number of official cast photos for Star Trek: Discovery Season 4, as seen below.
A few photos of Sonequa Martin-Green as Captain Burnham were released exclusively to Entertainment Tonight, and bear their watermark. So far, no official Season 4 photography has been released for Mary Wiseman (Tilly), David Ajala (Book), Ian Alexander (Gray), or the show’s recurring cast.
Star Trek: Discovery returns with “Anomaly” on November 25 on Paramount+ in the United States, and on CTV Sci Fi Channel and Crave in Canada. Distribution outside North America will follow as Paramount+ expands internationally in 2022.