Commander Riker barges into the Star Trek: Enterprise series finale. Join your trepidatious hosts as they discuss how context influences the reception of story-making decisions, consider the way clever ideas swiftly sour under the pressure of poor execution, and contemplate consent in the context of T'Polograms.
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