Saru talks to an elderly orphan while Burnham and company try to retake their ship. Join your dilithium-dependent hosts as they discuss the astute use of fantasy tropes in this episode, the melding of 1980's Star Trek vibes with modern production values, and the dangers inherent to insulting someone's cat.
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Next week: We travel back in time to discuss 'Mirror, Mirror,' the fourth episode of Star Trek: The Original Series' second season.
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