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A full season of filler episodes

where is the fucking master chief armor !?

i can almost listen to racist America angrily making accounts on sites like this to rate 1.

As others have said, this DEFINITELY could have been condensed to three 60 minute episodes.

Messed me up in the best ways. Unreal film, needs to be watched with zero spoilers to have full impact.

Excellent, and definitely not boring.

It‘s like they gave millions to the casting department and twenty bucks and change to the writers in charge to come up with a good story and character development.

Excellent episode but it leaves me slightly annoyed we wasted time with a musical episode when we could have had a part 1 and 2 finale and not end on a massive cliffhanger.

Amazing episode but please stop using cliff-hangers I beg you... This should have been a double episode.

I absolutely despise musical episodes.

I simply cannot stand such singing stuff. Totally throws me out of the universe.

I just can't believe that Weinstein didn't have a hand in this.
Sick stuff.

Decent movie, but way the fuck over rated

This episode just shows that you don't need action, just well performed dialog. I had a few moments that just had me on the brink of tears, but the "feels" were real. I love this series.

That was quite emotional. I enjoyed it. I'm glad it didn't drag on though.

The Illyrian Annalise Keating. Loved it.
As a fan of legal dramas and Trek this episode was everything. The feels was strong. And I love social commentary.

That was a masterpiece. Truly, not everything has to be about space battles or exploration, this episode can stand on its own legs and it reflects why the ideas of Starfleet are so important for us to grow as a species, and an important reminder that the law should not be taken as a compass for justness. That testimony was poignant and the acting from the lawyer was stellar. Not just because she is using this case as a proxy to denounce the injustice her people suffered, but also because we witnessed her healing process throughout the episode, and understanding the choices Una and her family did and not holding It against her anymore.

Wow that was amazing episode. Well written and performed.

Damn this episode brought tears to my eyes. Putting nostalgia aside this is becoming one of my favorite Star Trek shows.

I thought it was good, I was getting measure of a man vibes, I am sucker for the starfleet/federation court/tribunal type episodes because it builds on in universe canon. Which this episode does for the most part. It also has good underlying themes about genetic editing and the ethics around it, and a good deal on xenophobia, and how fear and hope can be encapsulated in or by law.

Excellent episode that exposes all kinds of prejudices (and the frequently problematic Prime Directive) in a "dont ask, dont tell" court-case repeal format.

Also, I wouldn't mind seeing Neera (Yetide Badaki) again, she played the part very well, and Una has good taste in "friends".

This episode continues to maintain the high bar set by episode 1. Good writing and wonderful performances, without a single phaser blast being fired.

A strong ending. I've loved the vast majority of this season. Eagerly awaiting more!

NO! Not Hemmer!! He was so cool.