Uhura solves a noisy mystery with the help of a new friend. Join your deuterium-slurping hosts as they discuss how old formulas can still pack a punch when so well written and performed, muse on the likely reason Kirk keeps coming back, and offer a brief meditation on the nature of sabotage in the Star Trek universe.
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Next episode: We continue our weekly coverage of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' second season with the seventh episode, "Those Old Scientists"
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