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The first stumble of season 4, Star Trek: Lower Decks' fifth episode, "Empathological Fallacies," doesn’t really work as an episode in its own right.

No matter the storyline, the creatives on Star Trek: Lower Decks always take care to focus on characters who aren't well-known in the Star Trek universe.

"Something Borrowed, Something Green" largely works as a spotlight on Tendi, but it's arguably an even better episode for Lower Decks' newest crewmate.

Season 4's big status quo change for our heroes is already creating interesting opportunities for the Star Trek series.

Who’s the best Star Trek captain? Would you rather have Patrick Stewart’s Picard or William Shatner’s Kirk as a boss? We go through Star Trek history, including Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds, to assess the managerial skills of every captain.

In Star Trek, there's nothing simple about the Prime Directive.

On the surface, “Twovix” is a standard example of Star Trek: Lower Decks’ nostalgic impulses, however, there is something more interesting bubbling beneath the fourth season premiere.

The second episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4, “I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee," settles the season into a comfortable sitcom groove.

The season premiere of Star Trek: Lower Decks is a sequel of sorts to one of the most debated episodes ever of Star Trek: Voyager.

Season 4's two-episode premiere is full of the usual Trek riffs, but beneath the laughs Lower Decks lays out a major turning point for the series.