So it’s come to this. It’s the big finale of season 2 of “Star Trek: Discovery”, as the producers’ grand plan is revealed and continuity is changed forever. (Or not changed, as the case may be.) We break down the action-packed episode and ponder just what show this episode expects us to want to see next. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

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Star Trek: Discovery S2E14 Review: \"Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2\" (TeeVee 557)

Goodnight, Discovery crew! Parting is… well, you know. On the penultimate episode of season 2 of “Star Trek: Discovery” there are a lot of goodbyes. They’re beautiful and heartfelt and mostly earned, but what about the impending battle? Don’t you have time suits to built and time crystals to charge? Scott and Jason sing the praises of Anson Mount and the Disco-style Enterprise bridge as they prepare for next week’s fateful finale. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E13 Review: \"Such Sweet Sorrow\" (TeeVee 554)

Special guest Dan Moren joins Scott and Jason to discuss an action-packed episode, where Reno dispenses relationship advice, Section 31 counts its ships, Spock is a little slow with the magnetizing, and Pike gets a scary vision of his future from a Klingon time monk. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell with Dan Moren.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E12 Review: \"Through The Valley of Shadows\" (TeeVee 552)

We’re gearing up as we head toward the season finale: The Red Angel is revealed, and it’s literally been Michael Burnham’s guardian angel across many timelines! An enemy takes the form of a different enemy! Pike’s fate foretold! Foreboding holograms! And Jason has conspiracy theories! There’s much to talk about… so we do. As usual. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E11 Review: \"Perpetual Infinity\" (TeeVee 550)

This week the Red Angel’s identity is revealed. Jason and Scott feel mixed about this episode, which featured some good character scenes and a very exciting climax, but also some questionable plot points. And while it turns out that “time crystals” are a real and canonical thing, Jason still doesn’t like them. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E10 Review: \"The Red Angel\" (TeeVee 546)

Last week’s episode was a hard one to follow, but this week we’ve got a killer half-robutt, Spock ruining Burnham’s 3-D chess set, and a bunch of suspicious space mines. Also, Scott chides Jason for being speciesist, and Jason has more wacky plot theories. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E9 Review: \"Project Daedalus\" (TeeVee 543)

Previously, on Star Trek… “Discovery” goes where “Star Trek” hasn’t been in more than 50 years, as Burnham returns Spock to Talos IV to cure his insanity and get a sense of what is going on with the Red Angel. We discuss singing plants, creepy telepaths, Vina’s reunion with Pike, the super-awkward second life of Dr. Culber, and the dangers of mind melding with time travelers! Host Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E8 Review: \"If Memory Serves\" (TeeVee 541)

Vulcan Hello returns, but one of our favorite recurring segments ends when we finally find who we’ve been looking for! Plus, get ready for some frickin’ time rifts, Sarek’s sweet shuttlecraft pad, Michelle Yeoh’s kicks, and a shocking final revelation. Aleen Simms joins us to break down this week’s episode while we sit in the corner and mumble passages from “Alice in Wonderland”. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell with Aleen Simms.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E7 Review: \"Light and Shadows\" (TeeVee 539)

The hovering murder cylinder is on the other foot now, Ba’ul! In this episode we explore Saru’s new perspective on the Prime Directive, Pike’s measured responses to creepy voice-only hails, and the transformation of the Red Murderball into something that’s posthumously useful! Also, we get a closer look at the Red Angel (Jason’s feeling confident), and we have to debate whether the trailer for next week’s episode fits our Spotting Spock criteria. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E6 review: \"The Sound of Thunder\" (TeeVee 537)

This week Section 31 collides with the Discovery, and the Discovery collides with the mycelial network. A lost soul is found! Jason does a victory lap at the mention of tachyons! And still no Spock. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E5 Review: \"Saints of Imperfection\" (TeeVee 535)

This week the Discovery is waylaid by a red murderball, Saru learns what his threat ganglia are really for, all of engineering gets high on mushrooms, and Number One orders a hamburger. Scott and Jason break down this (overly?) busy episode. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E4 Review: \"An Obol for Charon\" (TeeVee 532)

A very different kind of episode this week, as “Star Trek: Discovery” beams in three different plots. Do we really need more Klingons? What’s happening in the search for Spock? And is Tilly’s friend a friendly ghost or a dangerous alien spore blob? It’s also time to bring back the conspiracy corner segment, because Jason has some theories about the Red Angel. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek Discovery S2E3: \"Point of Light\" (TeeVee 529)

This week the Discovery takes a spore jump to a mysterious human colony deep in the Beta Quadrant, Pike and Burnham joust about science and religion, Tilly drinks too much espresso and tries to replace Stamets with a space rock, and Saru gets a chance to practice his “Glare ‘n’ Care” management philosophy. And on our podcast, Scott introduces a new segment that somehow we didn’t call “The Search for Spock,” even though we probably should have. Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E2 Review: \"New Eden\" (TeeVee 525)

“Star Trek: Discovery” is back and so are Scott and Jason. We discuss Captain Pike and his uniform, Tilly’s chatter, Burnham’s family issues, the decor of Spock’s quarters, and much more! Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery S2E1 Review: \"Brother\" (TeeVee 520)

There are only two weeks until season 2 of “Star Trek: Discovery” commences, but in the meantime we’ve got our favorite of the four “Short Trek” films to discuss. Rainn Wilson returns as Harry Mudd(s)! We learn why rich people wear caps, that the path to a Tellarite’s heart is through its tusks, and that you should always remember where you parked. Host Scott McNulty with Jason Snell.

Star Trek: Discovery Short Treks #4 Review: \"The Escape Artist\" (TeeVee 516)

Scott McNulty and guests discuss the latest episodes of \"Star Trek: Discovery.\"

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