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Jess Bush Teases Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 – ‘The Writers Went All In!’

With Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 on the horizon, fans are eagerly searching for any details about what’s next for Captain Pike’s crew. In an exclusive interview with MZNOW, Jess Bush, who plays Nurse Christine Chapel, shared some exciting insights about the upcoming season—hinting that the show’s writers are pushing the boundaries like never before.

“The writers have really noticed what’s unique about this show and taken it as far as possible,” Bush revealed. “It just keeps amping up and up and up!”

How Season 3 Will Elevate Strange New Worlds

While Bush couldn’t give away major plot points, she emphasized that fans should expect even bigger stakes, deeper character moments, and more surprises in Season 3.

“This season was so much fun to shoot. We have such a great time on set, and it keeps getting more intense,”she said.

Given Strange New Worlds’ success in blending episodic storytelling with deep character development, many are wondering how the events of Season 2’s cliffhanger will impact Chapel and the rest of the crew.

What This Means for Nurse Chapel

As Nurse Chapel continues to evolve, Bush’s comments suggest we’ll see even more growth for her character in the upcoming season.

“There wasn’t a ton of material to pull from, so I had to fill in the gaps myself,” Bush explained about developing her version of the character.

With Chapel’s relationships and personal journey becoming more central to the story, fans will be watching closely to see how her arc unfolds in Season 3.

Watch the Full Interview for More Season 3 Insights!

Want to hear everything Jess Bush had to say about Strange New Worlds Season 3? She shares more behind-the-scenes stories and insights in our exclusive interview!

Click here to watch or listen to the full interview!

Jess Bush’s LIFE CHANGING Experience as Nurse Chapel on Star Trek!

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