Episodes

If not for one of the worst scenes in Star Trek history, the latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, “I, Excretus”, could have been a real gem. We know we said it last time, but this episode really goes where no Star Trek show has gone before. Try not to turn off your television.

In the latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, Where Pleasant Fountains Lie, we can officially say that Lower Decks has gone where no Star Trek show has gone before. We try our best to find the goodness in an episode that ventures into uncharted territory within the Trek Universe.

In this episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, The Spy Humongous, a Pakled spy boards the USS Cerritos and attempts to uncover all of Starfleet's secrets while on the Pakled homeworld, Captain Freeman needs to find a bigger hat. Join in as we discuss all the antics, from the anomaly consolidation duty to Boimler's new redshirt friends.

In this bonus episode, Kyle and Clarence discuss the myriad of announcements from Star Trek Day 2021. And with a slew of trailers and season premiere dates, there is plenty to unpack. Join in to learn about when new Star Trek content will be coming to a screen near you, characters coming to Strange New Worlds, and a whole lot more.

In this episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, An Embarrassment of Dooplers, the show introduces an alien that duplicates based on his emotional reactions, proving problematic for the Cerritos. Also, the lack of an invite to an “elite” Starfleet party won’t stop the duo of Becky and Boimler from attending.

In this episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, the show proves that nothing is off the table in its mission to make you laugh. The Ferengi are up to their old tricks, leaving our way team to strike a compromise while avoiding the path of the all-mighty Mugato. Join us for our review of Mugato, Gumato.

In this episode of Lower Decks, a Voyager cameo is in order! While Boimler acts as our fanboy avatar, Rutherford attempts to figure out how Shaxs is back, and Tendi enlists Mariner in a vital discreet mission for Dr. T’Ana. Join us for our review of We’ll Always Have Tom Paris.

In episode two of season two of Star Trek: Lower Decks, we find that sometimes the best ideas come from the least likely places -- only if the alphas will take the time to listen. Also, is this episode a meta-commentary on the current state of Trek? Join us for our review of Kayshon, His Eyes Open.

In this bonus episode with Lee Shackleford and Kyle Jones, we have an in-depth conversation about Lower Decks and why Lee likes it. We first talk about the original vision of Roddenberry before discussing the acceptance of a character that does not play by the rules.

Lower Decks is back for another season, and the crew of the USS Cerritos is up to the same old shenanigans. As always, albeit sometimes reluctantly, Discussing Trek is tagging along for the ride. How do you face a god-like being born of Strange Energies? You hit him where it hurts.