Saru gets distracted while Tilly faces her greatest challenge yet. Join your dilithium-starved hosts as they discuss the issues with stretching out character development across multiple episodes, the glorious production values of modern Star Trek, and the similarities between Su'Kal's abode and one particularly famous horror franchise.
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