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It's always assumed because every episode starts with the captain monologuing, but it's never explicitly confirmed in the show itself that every Trek episode is indeed a holographic reaction of the logs. That would helpfully account for the visual and story discontinuities between each show.
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- August 6, 2020
- Jason Zurek, Kim Arndt, Bob Suarez
- “We Have A Movie to Do, Man. We Don’T Have Time to Chat Up The Extras”
- “Smells Like Fried Romulan in Here”
- “F—K Yeah, We’Re Starfleet”
- Worthy Sequel
- Let’s Go to The Movies!
- Final Thoughts
- More to Come
Things kick off in the heat of the battle with the USS Cerritos being boarded by Romulans! Ransom’s security team is too late to stop the bad guys from stealing a device, and things look dire as Freeman preps to abandon ship. But hope arrives with the powerful USS Wayfarer under the command of the heroic Captain Bucephalus Dagger… who looks a lot l...
Even though Boimler downplayed the chase sequence, Tendi and Rutherford are having a blast Gravcycling after the Rommies, with D’Vana doing her own stunts, taking down the bad guy vehicle, and performing an amazing vault over the resulting explosion “for Starfleet!” But the Romulans escape via a time portal, so Acting Captain Vesper orders the crew...
Back in the real world, when Mariner attends her weekly evaluation with Ransom (which goes surprisingly well), she learns that when Brad slipped out earlier, he was informed his transporter clone William Boimler had died in an accident on the Titan, which explains his dramatic change in mood. Concerned, she returns to the holodeck where her charact...
It’s always a challenge for sequels to live up to the original, and season one’s “Crisis Point” was a great episode. Yet Lower Decks succeeded in doing just that and much more, as this follow-up had all the meta-movie hilarity but went even further in taking the opportunity to do some major character development. Noël Wells and Jack Quaid are outst...
“Crisis Point II” was another chance to get a bit meta, even cozying up to the fourth wall as Lower Decks takes a loving but honest look at some of the tropes of the Star Trek movie franchise and tentpole movies in general. Between the fun homages to classic movie moments like the Star Trek II Genesis Device animation and even the less-than-classic...
Lower Decks bounces back in a huge way after the mixed results from last week’s experimental episode. We are back on track with this more character-focused season and it’s hard to believe that are only two episodes left, which promise to be “big.” Can’t wait.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Recap: Tea. Spill It. Now. Lower Decks mixes it up by employing a classic Trek narrative device: a Starfleet trial. Episode 7 Much Ado About Boimler. Star Trek:...
Aug 5, 2020 · S2 E8: I, Excretus. Sign up for Paramount+ to stream. TRY IT FREE. 24M SEP 29, 2021 TV-14. S2 E8: A consultant arrives on the U.S.S. Cerritos to run drills that require the lower deckers and bridge crew to swap duties.
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Aug 12, 2021 · Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 2 premieres Thursday, August 12 on Paramount+. New episodes will be released weekly. KEEP READING: 'Star Trek: Lower Decks' Creator on Bringing Comedy to...
