Burnham and Georgiou pal around on a junkyard planet while Stamets and Adira bond over dead boyfriends. Join your 'Running Man' enthusiast hosts as they discuss the cornucopia of narrative devices available to sci-fi writers, how the desire for normalcy can lead to poor command decisions, and the many benefits of a meowing, holography-enabled cat tracker.
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Next week: Burnham encounters some Vulcans and Romuloids in 'Unification III' - the seventh episode of Star Trek: Discovery's third season!
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