Latest Star Trek: Lower Decks
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.08 Review: I, Excretus
By Leigh Monson last updated
'I, Excretus' certainly doesn’t get points for being novel in its execution, but it does bring enough charm and silly sketch comedy sensibility to stay fresh.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.09 Review: Three Ships
By Leigh Monson last updated
The writers are becoming more comfortable experimenting with the form and function of their weird little stepchild of the Star Trek brand.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.07 Review: Where Pleasant Fountains Lie
By Leigh Monson last updated
There’s a lot of potential in “Where Pleasant Fountains Lie,” both comedic and dramatic, but it feels disserved by either episode runtime or split attentions.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.06 Review: The Spy Humongous
By Leigh Monson last updated
For the first time since this season started, I’m actually excited to see where things go from here.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.05 Review: An Embarrassment of Dooplers
By Leigh Monson last updated
A hilarious side character carries the humor while the main cast delivers on a promise of found family and emotional growth.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.04 Review: Mugato, Gumato
By Leigh Monson last updated
This episode feels like a dangerous portent for the season to come when two of its three predecessors were only marginally less underwhelming.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.03 Review: We’ll Always Have Tom Paris
By Leigh Monson last updated
As integral as Boimler and Mariner are to the fabric of Star Trek: Lower Decks, it’s nice to finally have a window into the dimensions of another main character.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 2.02 Review: Kayshon, His Eyes Open
By Leigh Monson last updated
This season is starting to feel half-hearted in its attempts to produce either laughter or pathos.
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