The Review at the End of the Universe
Star Trek: Discovery’s fifth and final season is over and Kneel Before Pod saw fit to see it off with a discussion about it. The conversation covers mystery, spirituality, fanservice and Discovery’s place in the canon.
“Life Itself”
Star Trek: Discovery ends its five-season run with the end of the season-long quest to find the Progenitor Technology and a conclusion for the show.
“Lagrange Point”
Star Trek: Discovery introduces another complication in the quest for the Progenitor tech when the Breen appropriate the final puzzle piece forcing Burnham to engineer a heist to gain ownership.
“Labyrinths”
Star Trek: Discovery unveils the final puzzle leading to the final crew as the Breen make themselves a bigger threat.
“Erigah”
Star Trek: Discovery deals with a tense political situation when the Breen demand the recently captured Moll and L’ak be turned over to them.
“Whistlespeak”
Star Trek: Discovery continues the search for the Progenitor tech with a visit to pre-warp civilisation prompting further questions about faith
“Mirrors”
Star Trek: Discovery continues the search for the clues with a trip to interdimensional space leading to an extended confrontation with Moll and L’ak.
“Face The Strange”
Star Trek: Discovery takes the crew to the next stop on the quest for the Progenitor technology where they encounter a problem that may doom the future for everyone if it isn’t solved.
“Jinaal”
Star Trek: Discovery takes the crew to Trill in search of the next clue in their quest for the Progenitor technology.
“Red Directive” and “Under the Twin Moons”
Star Trek: Discovery returns for its fifth and final season with the reawakening of a centuries-old mystery and a race to uncover the answers.
