Emperor Georgiou goes on a journey of self-Discovery while Jet Reno flouts the rules. Join your molecularly-decrepit hosts as they discuss Star Trek's predisposition towards redemption, the constrictive nature of power derived through violence, and the tendency for that one kid in the class to ruin the fun for everyone.
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Next week: The crew of the Discovery heads to 'The Citadel' on their quest to solve the mystery of 'The Burn'!
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