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Star Trek: Discovery Rewind – Season Four

Gary Anderson

In Season 4 of Star Trek: Discovery, the crew faces a powerful cosmic threat causing catastrophic destruction across the galaxy known as the Dark Matter Anomaly or the DMA. This phenomenon destroys Kwejian, Book’s home planet, taking his family, culture, and hope from him. Captain Burnham, now five months into her leadership role, must lead her crew on a mission to investigate the Anomaly while managing the political and diplomatic fallout from the events of the Burn. Continue reading Star Trek: Discovery Rewind – Season Four

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S2, E6 & E7 – “Lost in Translation” & “Those Old Scientists”

Gary Anderson

Today, you get a special episode of our podcast since two episodes of “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” were released in the last week. So, we’ll analyze Episode 6, “Lost in Translation,” and Episode 7, “Those Old Scientists.” Addell and I conclude the show with the latest Star Trek news, including what came out of San Diego Comic-Con. Continue reading Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S2, E6 & E7 – “Lost in Translation” & “Those Old Scientists”

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Star Trek: Discovery S4, E2 – “Anomaly”

Gary Anderson

Following the destruction of Kweijian, everyone – Federation and non-Federation planets alike – are on edge. They fear their fate could resemble that of Kweijian if steps aren’t taken to find out what this gigantic gravitational distortion truly is. But for Cleveland Booker, the cost for not knowing what this anomaly is has been too high. It cost hime the family he just reconnected with. It cost him his nephew. The fate of the known universe hangs in the balance. But for Book, it’s so much more personal. Continue reading Star Trek: Discovery S4, E2 – “Anomaly”