Star Trek: Discovery has paused production in Toronto for two weeks due to an off-set exposure to COVID-19, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed with CBS.
The interaction occurred between a Zone A member of the production and a COVID-19 positive individual who was not associated with the series, and took place away from Discovery’s Pinewood Studios set. The Zone A individual has gone into quarantine for 14 days.
CBS declined to comment on the matter.
Positive cases of COVID-19 infections have been surging in Canada amid a third wave, though many movies and TV shows have continued active production in Vancouver, Toronto and other cities, with the implementation of rapid testing.
Star Trek: Discovery stars Sonequa Martin-Green, who was newly promoted to Captain at the end of season three. Earlier this month, the show debuted its season four teaser, showing the USS Discovery crew worried abut a gravitational anomaly that’s five light-years wide.
The season will premiere later this year.
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