News Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Star Trek: Strange New Worlds‘ Co-Showrunner Explains What Went Wrong With Season 3 Co-showrunner Henry Alonso Myers also said season four will be “more serious.” By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on September 15, 2025 Photo Credit: Marni Grossman/Paramount+ Comment 0 Share New Share Photo Credit: Marni Grossman/Paramount+ The finale for season three of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is now out in the world, and that episode, like others before it from this season, is getting mixed reactions from viewers. That noise appears to have reached the ears of co-showrunner Akiva Goldsman. In a recent interview with Cinema Blend, he said that the third season “was a very challenging season for us.” “We had the strike, and we had the loss of folks, and we didn’t quite get as strong a breath between,” he added. “We’d stop and start, and folks who are really part of an episode then aren’t there, and so it, in some ways, [was] a little more peripatetic than is typical for us. Season four, I think, is our best work. [Co-showrunner Henry Alonso Myers] doesn’t like it when I say that, but it felt very much in hand. We were always chasing a little bit on [season] three. Four felt, in the best possible way, quite deliberate and fun.” This promise will likely make Trekkies eager for a new frontier of episodes. What those episodes hold is largely unknown, though we know season four has already been shot, that one of the episodes will involve puppets, and that Rebecca Romijn calls it “my favorite season yet.”  Co-showrunner Henry Alonso Myers also shared that things will be “probably a little bit more serious” next season, but also confirmed that the series works “in various genres,” which is similar to what Romijn had said previously. No news yet on when season four will premiere on Paramount+. The first three seasons are currently streaming there, and we also know we have a fifth and final season headed our way as well. [end-mark] The post <i>Star Trek: Strange New Worlds</i>‘ Co-Showrunner Explains What Went Wrong With Season 3 appeared first on Reactor.