Captain Kirk navigates a tricky situation. Join your outpost-hopping hosts as they discuss the terrors of institutional inertia, well-intentioned but ultimately naïve attempts at social justice, and the curious ease with which one character reacts to the death of their partner.
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Next week: O'Brien gets paranoid in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's season two "Mess with Miles" classic, "Whispers"
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