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Podcast: David Ajala talks about Cleveland Booker of DISCO

January 8, 2021 by theblerdgurl 1 Comment

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Hey Star Trek fans guess what? I had an amazing chat with David Ajala, the new star of Star Trek: Discovery Season 3. He plays Cleveland Booker, the rogue pilot that Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) meets when she crash lands in the future after the events of the season 2 finale. In this timeline, there is no federation…or is there?

If Ajala looks familiar, that’s because he has been on theblerdgurl podcast before. And he starred as Manchester Black on Supergirl and as the elusive Captain Roy Eros on SYFY’s Nightflyers.  He’s also had guest-starring roles on Black Mirror and the video game franchise Mass Effect.

This is the podcast version of my youtube interview with Ajala last year. Now that Season 3 is all over, see if you pick up all of the hints he was dropping! Plus he lives!

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  1. Jd says

    January 14, 2021 at 12:35 pm

    Thanks for this interview! It was funny and insightful, and I really love the perspectives into diversity in the industry now. I love Manchester Black and Cleveland Booker! I’m so glad that both these shows are diverse in cast. I was on the fence of whether or not to try voice acting, but when Karama asked about influencing fans to be part of the industry, that was the push I needed to jump in. Thank you!

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