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Things are really heating up as the first contact task force heads to the Galactic Barrier. DISCO is the ship that will carry them out to species 10C's weird energy/Dyson sphere and there is no time to waste as the new DMA is bigger and badder (and perhaps slightly less predictable) than the old one. So DISCO heads out. A bunch of the delegates that were on their way are unable to make it and so folks have to improvise. Also, President Rillack hands power over to her Vice President so that she can attend the mission as the ambassador representing the Federation. Meanwhile, Book and ...

Well, it's time for the rubber (or starship nacelles) to meet the road (or hard vacuum). Michael and the crew of DISCO attempt to ambush Book and Ruon Tarka as they are building the explosive isolytic device (using the tracker Michael planted). The Federation, concerned about Michael's closeness to Book, put someone on the bridge that will make the hard choice if she can't do it when the time arises. And it's none other than Commander Nhan (back from her Barzan rumspringa)! Of course, when they make the attempt to infiltrate Book's ship, Tarka has secretly added new security protocols that ...

It's the mid-season finale of Star Trek Discovery. What it's all be leading up to (before, you know, the rest of the season). The Federation has called together an assembly of all the major worlds and races, Federation and otherwise, from all four quadrants of the galaxy to discuss what must be done about the DMA and "Species 10C." At the same time, Zora (Discovery's erstwhile computer), has used all the data from the subspace rift to find out the coordinates of whoever made and sent the DMA – but she is unwilling to give that information to the crew because she thinks it will put them in ...

DISCO has been ordered to go into the subspace rift made by the DMA to gather any readings or information they can about the anomaly. Things are going nominally at first, but when the ship gets inside, there is nothing to be found. They are in a data-less void. Zora, the AI that lives in and runs the ship, is having a rough day with no data to crunch. There is an invisible barrier closing in, about to chew the whole ship and crew into smithereens. Book is having deep hallucinations about his father. And an ensign is lost when there is a sudden hull breach. Gray teaches Zora how to ...

A fairly straightforward day on the DISCOVERY. The ship is sent as part of a rescue mission to a string of asteroids that are about to get his by the crazy dark matter anomaly in that is tearing through the quadrant. there's only a couple of hours to get everyone off the planet before the gravitational situation send everything haywire. So its hard work Meanwhile, Stamets is working with Dr. Ruon Tarka, the person in charge of the 2nd generation spore drive, on making some progress on the DMA, because it is discovered that that thing aint at ALL natural. Turns outs Tarka is kind of a ...

When a rogue Qowat Milat sister goes, well, rogue and starts knocking over Starfleet ships delivering dilithium to planets in need (and, incidentally, kills a Starfleet officer in the process), Ni'Var, the Federation, and the Qowat Milat have to team up to hunt her down. Yes, Michael's mother is the Killer-Romulan-Warrior-Nun representing the order and, yes, Michael's representing the Federation. And yes, Tilly is along for the ride. And–YES–they have to give up their phasers in favor of swords! Also, Gray Tal is getting his new body and Dr. Stamets and Book head to the Ni'Var ...

So. There's a space anomaly about five light-years in diameter that is chewing up solar systems like a swarm of piranha. No worries! Discover jumps in to take some measurements and can't get close enough to get good readings. Pas de problem! Booker, who is definitely somewhat out of sorts because his entire planet was the last victim of the anomaly, wants to take his ship in. Stamets, with whom he does not get along, is going along for the ride as a holo. So, it's awkward. No sweat. Then, Discovery has to back up or be destroyed so they release the tether and Book has no navigation ...

What is happening?! Michael and Saru get called down to the surface of Ni'var to help President Rillak close the deal with Ni'Var joining the Federation. Tilly goes to Starfleet academy, with Adira in tow, to run some critical team building exercises. Book sits down for a therapy session with Dr. Culber. I guess it's gonna be a pretty chill episode. Except, Book is really resistant to confronting his trauma no matter what Culber does... and Tilly and the bickering cadets crash land on the wrong moon and are being pursued by giant, predatory crustacean creatures... and the Ni'Var President asks...

....and we're back at the DISCO! Since Book and Ruon Tarka took matters into their own hands and decided to steal the next generation spore drive and go build their own isolytic bomb and take a punch at species 10C on their own, the Federation is in a shambles. Michael has been told that she and DISCO cannot go after Book (the president feels she is too close to it), but then in private Admiral Vance asks her to very try to go after Book. What's an enterprising Star Fleet captain to do but screw her courage to the sticking place and find a nice loophole. Since it was unlikely the Fed ...

Admiral Kathryn Janeway ist besorgt über das Krenim-Imperium und seine Fähigkeit, die Zeit nach Lust und Laune umzuschreiben. Auf Captain Chakotays Vorschlag hin befiehlt sie jedoch, die Aufmerksamkeit auf einen einzigartigen Planeten zu richten. Auf dieser ansonsten unbewohnbaren Welt existieren mehrere Biosphären, von denen jede eine unterschiedliche Atmosphäre enthält – alles deutet darauf hin, dass einst andere intelligente Wesen auf der Oberfläche gelebt haben.

It's a beautiful day in the galactic neighborhood of the 32nd century. The Federation is back, Starfleet no longer needs to hide behind a cloak, and there's *plenty* of dilithium to go around. Michael and the crew of Discovery are just humming along with the pace of progress. So the new Federation President and Michael aren't getting along so well; and so Saru is still on the planet Kaminar taking his leave of absence from Star Fleet; and so not every planet is super excited to join up with the Fed – it's still a pretty good life. But then a deep space outpost gets into some trouble and ...

In the season finale of Lower Decks, the Cerritos is headed to the Laaperian system to assist the USS Archimedes in a first contact mission. Things go awry when a solar flare causes an unstable planetoid to blow and completely knocks out power on the Archimedes. The Cerritos must devise a miraculous plan to save them, all hands on deck! But, also, just before the mission started Mariner overheard that Capt. Freeman is getting a promotion to a better ship and going to have to leave the crew of the Cerritos behind. Everyone is upset. But SURELY this will end well. It's Star Trek, ain't it...

It's a long warp for the crew of the Cerritos, 12 hours. So Captain Freeman is giving folks the day off. To chill and hang. Boimler is excited to spend time with the gang but they're all hanging out with various "bridge buddies." He wonders if life is as dull on lower decks of other ships. Well, we get a look at life on the lower decks of other ships: Klingon, Vulcan, Pakled... And also, something strange is afoot. Strange energy readings! Perhaps a convergence of these disparate groups is in the offing? Or maybe it's just a casual day off of pottery making and free-climbing and ...

Mariner's feeling a bit sour because she and the lower decks gang go left out in space for six hours when the Cerritos has to warp away to help another ship in trouble. Also, a Starfleet drill instructor is showing up to run the entire crew through performance reviews and Captain Freeman wants everybody to be at their best. When the drills involve the lower decks folks assuming senior staff positions (and the senior staff being lower decks), the event become a chance for Mariner et al to show just how well they would do if they were charge. Nothing goes wrong, of course. For our patrons...

First, there's this evil supercomputer that caused a hundred years of war on a nameless planet. Boimler and Mariner are tasked with bringing it to the Daystrom Institute to be put on ice, but when they get stranded on a deserted planet. AGIMUS, the aforementioned, does his best to put them at each other's throats Meanwhile, Chief Billups is apparently descended from royalty. and, also, is a virgin. And *if* he ever has sex, he'll automatically become king of the Hysperions. Good thing his mother, the Queen, is visiting the Cerritos and begging Andy for help fixing her "dragonsbreath" ...

There is, indeed, a spy humongous on the USS Cerritos. Capt. Freeman and Shaxs have gone down to the Pakled planet (which they called "Pakled Planet") to try and negotiate a peace. But then a "prisoner" from the planet "escapes" to the Cerritos and asks for "asylum" – and also schematics for the ships defensive capabilities. Meanwhile, Mariner, Tendi, and Rutherford are on Anomaly Consolidation Duty. Basically, they are collecting dangerous science trash that senior staff has collected on away missions. The results are... messy. Also meanwhile, Rutherford gets recruited into "The Red ...

The Cerritos is headed to Starbase 25 for the annual Command Conference (which is purported to have one of the most outrageous after-parties in the quadrant!) and it will be the only California-class ship attending. Captain Freeman is rather chuffed. There's just the problem of the Doopler Ambassador who gets to "dooplercating" himself when he gets insulted and results in the ship having to be locked down until he can stop multiplying. Mariner and Boimler take advantage of the chaos to sneak aboard the station and attend the party on their own. Things go promptly south when they run ...

Lieutenant Paris is visiting the Cerritos! You know, Janeway’s hand-selected, to-be-redeemed, ace pilot. He’s visiting! Also, Tendi is sent on a mission by Dr. T’Ana and decides to bring Mariner along for a “Girl’s Trip.” Hijinks ensue. Rutherford wants to know how Shax is back from the dead but knows it is a taboo to ask; Boimler is stuck in the bowels of the ship the whole time. For our patrons only, this episode is live-streamed as a video with exclusive early access for patrons. You can join us on our continuing mission at http://patreon.com/setphasers.

Season two of Lower Decks rapidly picks up speed. First we meet the new head of security (a Tanarian named Kayson) and then we see Boimler hard at work trying to fit in with the pugilistic types on his new ship. Lt. Kayshon leads the Cerritos gang (along with Jet, who has been transferred) on to a deceased collector's ship, a security protocol is engaged, he gets turned into a doll and the team must fight their way off the ship. Meanwhile, on the Titan, Boimler is part of an undercover squad infiltrating a mining camp to find out about the nefarious intentions of some Pakleds. Things... ...

It's strange energy indeed, as we return to life aboard the Cerritos with Ensign Mariner and her mother Captain Freeman. Things are going great – and they both secretly hate it! You would think they could talk about it, but it seems like they can't. It takes Ransom heading down to a planet and getting blasted with "strange energies" and become a young, narcissistic godling for them to admit it to each other. Also, Tendi thinks Rutherford's cybernetic implants are malfunctioning and will stop at nothing to fix him! A new season of hijinks and shenanigans is in the offing. Huzzah! ...