Commander Burnham reunites with the crew while Tilly and Stamets tangle with an aggressively intelligent future-teen. Join your tightly-uniformed hosts as they discuss the importance of representation of otherwise marginalized people in popular media, the clever twist of having Earth be the "planet of the week," and the return of whimsical music to the live-action Trek fold.
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Next week: Discovery departs Earth to help Adira unlock some old memories in 'Forget Me Not' - the fourth episode of Star Trek: Discovery's third season!
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