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Dec 16, 2021 · With Sonequa Martin-Green, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Wilson Cruz. Burnham and Book race to evacuate a group of stranded colonists in the anomaly's path as one of the Federation's brightest scientists comes aboard the U.S.S. Discovery to do high-stakes research with Saru and Stamets.
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- Lee Rose
- 2021-12-16
Dec 16, 2021 · STAR TREK: DISCOVERY Review: “The Examples”. by Claire Little, Executive Officer (In Charge of Radishes) ˙. December 16, 2021. ˙. 2912. ˙. 63. “The Examples” begins with a new revelation about the dark matter anomaly, adds an interesting new personality to the DMA investigative team, and sends Burnham and Book on a dangerous rescue ...
Dec 16, 2021 · Paramount+. Review: Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 Episode 5 “The Examples” The “dark matter anomaly” once again throws the Federation a curveball, as it appears to disappear and reappear...
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Dec 16, 2021 · Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 Episode 5 Review: The Examples. Star Trek: Discovery - like the bulk of this franchise - is always at its most interesting when it's poking at ethical...
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After some important (but sometimes plodding) character housekeeping for a couple of episodes, it was nice to return to the main arc of the season; “The Examples” is the best episode of the season because it was able to keep up the action while also serving those important character explorations. However, to keep up the pace and to deliver on those...
When it comes to major plot arcs, the last couple of episodes started to tread water, but “The Examples” threw a lot of exposition, world-building, and even some new mysteries at us. The big reveal: “Unknown Species 10C” created the DMA, although how they were able to suss that out so quickly after weeks of being told the nature of the anomaly was ...
Discoveryseason four feels like it is really going strong with a great and almost perfectly balanced episode, brought to life by production design and visual effects that haven’t been mentioned enough. Everyone from in front and behind the camera is upping their game, creating even more anticipation for the next episode to see where they can take u...
This is the third Discovery episode helmed by director Lee Rose, but the first since season two (“An Obol for Charon”).This is the first Discoverywriting credit for Kyle Jarrow who joined as a co-executive producer in season four. An Obie-winning playwright, Jarrow primarily worked in theater until transitioning to...Following Tilly’s reassignment to Starfleet Academy in the previous episode, Mary Wiseman does not appear in the main title credits for the first time in series history. She was credited in the fir...This is Tig Notaro’s first appearance as Jett Reno since the season three finale. Notaro was credited in the main titles for the first time, with her previous ten appearances listing her as a guest...Every Friday, the new TrekMovie.com All Access Star Trek Podcast covers the latest news in the Star Trek Universe and discusses the latest episode. The podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Stitcherand is part of the TrekMovie Podcast Network. New episodes of StarTrek: Discovery premiere on Thursdays on Paramount+ in the U....
Burnham and Book race to evacuate a group of stranded colonists in the anomaly's path as one of the Federation's brightest scientists comes aboard the USS Discovery to do high-stakes research with Saru and Stamets. The USS Janeway comes into visual range of the Dark Matter Anomaly when they...
Dec 16, 2021 · Review by Jamahl Epsicokhan. "The Examples" continues the recent trend of Discovery success through straightforwardness, telling relatively crisp and effective stories in a very conventionally Trekkian way.
