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Lower Decks “Caves” – Review

Oh great, another trapped in a cave mission of Lower Decks. How could they make this one seem original? In the final episode of Megan Lloyd’s run this season as director, we’ve got Ben Rodgers’ “Caves.” Rodgers is the story editor and writer…

Lower Decks “A Few Badgeys More” – Review

Rule 34 of the Rules of Acquisition, war is good for business. Of course, rule 35 of the Rules of Acquisition is: Peace is good for business. Directed by Bob Suarez, returning from “Something Borrowed, Something Green,” as well as other episodes…

Lower Decks “Parth Ferengi’s Heart Place” – Review

Hitchhiker’s Guide to Ferenginar. Listen, if I didn’t do it, then you’d all be thinking of it anyway. This episode is directed by Brandon Williams, who was behind the wonderful “In the Cradle of Vexilon,” though I’d argue this is a lesser…

Lower Decks “Empathological Fallacies” – Review

Being head scissored by three Betazoid milfs, you say? Where do I sign up!?! Written by Jamie Loftus, who’s best known for doing nothing you’ve ever cared too much about, “Empathological Fallacies” finally gives us something between the Cerritos and the mystery…

Lower Decks “Something Borrowed, Something Green” – Review

Maybe I’m wrong, and that’s okay, but I think the Orions are a bit more of a TOS-era “alien” in Star Trek. Written by Grace Parra Janney (Ben M Waller as staff writer), and directed by Bob Suarez, Janney is probably most notable for…

Lower Decks “In the Cradle of Vexilon” – Review

Allamaraine, count to four, Allamaraine, then three more, Allamaraine, if you can see, Allamaraine, you’ll come with me. That’s everyone who watched DS9 now in the corner, in the fetal position crying. Let’s talk about staff writer Ben M Waller’s “In the Cradle…