Thankfully, that's not the case and it's just a little harmless misdirection. Related: 'Star Trek: Discovery' Season 4, Episode 8: A not-awful installment Plus, the early release of publicity photos from this scene was meant to send 'Star Trek' fans running to their social media accounts, foaming at the mouth at the prospect of a potential series crossover. The purpose of this coveted collection is purely to illustrate how Species 10-C might not communicate in the same way most other sentient lifeforms in our galaxy do. In front of him are communication devices from throughout 'Star Trek,' including one from 'The Original Series,' plus a Gorn communicator from 'Arena' (Season 1, Episode 19) together with one from 'Picard' and several others. This episode opens with a conference at Federation HQ with Kovich (David Cronenberg) - arguably the most interesting character currently in this incarnation of 'Star Trek' - chairing said conference with the likes of General Ndoye (Phumzile Sitole), Admiral Vance (Oded Fehr), President T'Rina of Ni'var (Tara Rosling) and others also in attendance. Instead, it feels like it's been written using the same template as the last season and even the season before that. With four seasons and 56 episodes so far, each episode costing upwards of $8 million, you'd think perhaps the people at Paramount would've nailed the formula by now. Because if you wait around for anything substantial to happen regarding the main plot, you might get bored. To best enjoy 'Star Trek: Discovery,' you really should forget all about the nonsense concerning the dark matter anomaly and enjoy each episode as a standalone installment.

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