Now that we've settled into the
Discovery holiday hiatus it's high time to consider the overall trajectory of its initial run, and debate how well it is stacking up against that which came before. This week hosts
Cam Smith and
Tyler Orton pull out their marking pencils and hand in their mid-season report cards for Burnham and crew's early adventures, with special attention paid to character evolution, world-building and storytelling. In an effort to contextualize
DSC's progress, the duo also take a lengthy look at the first nine hours of each previous
Trek incarnation and determine how confidently those now-beloved shows got off the ground. Did any of them boast an episode as great as
Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad, for example? Plus, as usual, the Ortonville soars in to offer up his thoughts on
The Orville's season finale,
Mad Idolatry.
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