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'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Gets Lost in Time in Its Season 4 Finale (opens the original)
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The finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season four, “Tomorrow’s Enterprise” (a clear reference to the “Yesterday’s Enterprise” episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation), tackles a classic Star Trek problem: timeline shenanigans. “Tomorrow’s Enterprise” opens with a voiceover from Uhura, who has recently finished her Starfleet protocols refresher course and returned to the U.S.S. Enterprise just in time to partake in the crew’s next mission: listening to what is at the center of a white hol
'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Is Back to Its Old Tricks (opens the original)
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Here we are, back with another genre episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. This week’s genre: fairy tale. Not what I want in my sci-fi show. At least this had (slightly) more action than the soap opera episode, but it also wasn’t as funny. I also found it weird that we went from a regular Star Trek episode to a genre episode. Next week will be the season finale… hopefully it’s a traditional science fiction episode. La’An opens season four, episode nine, “Once La’An a Time.” Pike, La’An, Spoc
'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Finally Delivers a Straightforward Episode (opens the original)
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It seems weird that after seven episodes of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds this season, we get to one that has no discernable genre. It’s not puppets, it’s not a horror movie, it’s not even that stupid soap opera. At least this one felt like a real Star Trek episode. Lots of plot and science… I better get into it! We open with Kirk on his way back to the USS Farragut, with a quick stop by the Enterprise, there for a check-up from Dr. M’Benga… but that’s not the only reason he stopped by. Kirk, tr
'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Gets Melodramatic in Soap Opera Episode (opens the original)
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This week, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds turns into a soap opera. While the first ten minutes or so were funny, ultimately… it’s a lot of melodrama. As “Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass” kicks off, Pike wakes in sickbay with a bandage on his head. The lights are brighter and everything looks a bit hazy. Dr. M’Benga is waiting there for him and tells him he was in a terrible accident. The last thing Pike remembers is hosting a Captain’s Table over two weeks ago. Dr. M’Benga is horrified—it’s
'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Races Against the Clock (opens the original)
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This week, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds turns into a 24-esque real-time action thriller, complete with a ticking clock that gives immediacy to the trope. Season four, episode six, “Off-Hour,” opens with Chapel’s voiceover counting down the minutes until the weekend begins. Viewers get a “Shipboard Chronometer” graphic to see how much time is left. We start with 48 minutes even. The U.S.S. Enterprise is headed back to Starbase 7 for repairs, where the ship will then become Beta shift’s problem a
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