The episode titles for the fourth season of Star Trek: Unusual New Worlds have been simply launched, and wouldn’t that they embody an extremely tantalizing Subsequent Era Easter egg.

For reference, listed below are the ten upcoming episode titles so as of launch:

1: “Valles Marineris”
2: “The Griffin Incident”
3: “Human Greatest Good friend”
4: “A Case of Chiaroscuro”
5: “Stage-5 Transporter Accident”
6: “Off-Hour”
7: “Like Chronitons Via the Hourglass”
8: “Orders of Magnitude”
9: “As soon as La’An a Time”
10: “Tomorrow’s Enterprise”

Whereas there are just a few notable names on that listing (May “Stage-5 Transporter Accident” be the puppet episode? What’s up with “As soon as La’An a Time?”) the early standout is undoubtedly “Tomorrow’s Enterprise.” On the floor, it’s at the least a callback to the beloved Season 3 episode of The Subsequent Era (“Yesterday’s Enterprise“), which confirmed an alternate timeline and a unique model of the Enterprise. Naturally, the same episode titles have sparked hypothesis that the Unusual New Worlds‘ Season 4 finale may pull off an analogous feat of timeline leaping.

Nonetheless, simply to throw an inexpensive sprint of chilly water on a few of the extra optimistic hypothesis, it’s seemingly that the episode title is only a cute reference. For that matter, it’s additionally attainable that the wording refers to some sort of occasion that brings us nearer to the occasions of Star Trek: TOS. We all know the collection is progressively heading in that course, and an enormous leap ahead would definitely make for an applicable finale that units up the present’s fifth and ultimate season.

Nonetheless, one shouldn’t lose hope for one more wild timeline manipulation journey that sees the Unusual New Worlds crew simply get bizarre with it forward of the top of all issues (comparatively talking). It’s, in spite of everything, what they typically do greatest.