Michael Burnham overcomes her social anxiety with the help of a wayward space whale, a rascally con man, and a genetically-modified friend. Join your time-agnostic hosts as they discuss the value of disrupted routines, curiously contemporary music, and the logic of love on this, the 26th episode of It's Got Star Trek!
Next week: We debate the complex moral minefields of interstellar war and peace as we discuss 'In the Pale Moonlight' - the 19th episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's sixth season.
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