{4.5\/5} “The Starfleet manual offers no regulatory guidelines for interactions between humans with Klingons grafted to their bones and a ship’s doctor returned from the dead.”<\/p>\n
Star Trek: Discovery<\/strong> season 2, aired in 2019<\/p>\n The Enterprise is out of commission. Captain Pike comes aboard the Discovery to take over as captain in order to investigate an unidentified signal. They eventually find a planet where some humans were transported during World War III, 200 years ago. Meanwhile, Ash Tyler is recruited by Section 31 — which Philippa Georgiou has already joined.<\/p>\n It was thrilling to see the crew of the Discovery work more as a team this season.<\/p>\n They’re still giving us new technology that’s better than the 24th century technology we’ve seen before. But I’m choosing to ignore that because of the quality of the story.<\/p>\n “If Memory Serves” is a highlight, in which Burnham and Spock have their first conversation in years — and return to Talos IV. They also kick things up a notch in the last 2 episodes of the season — in which we once again see the bridge of the Enterprise, among other things.<\/p>\n One more quotation: “If we’re both still alive after all this is over, then you can talk to me about my gaping character flaws.”<\/p>\n The season ends in a way that no Star Trek<\/strong> season has ended before. Some more things that you thought didn’t make sense about the original premise now make sense — although not completely. There’s a huge question mark open for next season.<\/p>\n Stars Mary Wiseman, Anthony Rapp, and Anson Mount.<\/p>\n