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‘Star Trek: Picard’ Season 2 Coming To Blu-ray, DVD And Steelbook In October

| June 16, 2022 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 22 comments so far

Just in time for Captain Picard Day, Paramount Home Entertainment has announced the release of the second season of Star Trek: Picard on Blu-ray, DVD, and limited-edition Blu-ray Steelbook. It all arrives in North America on October 4 with over an hour of special features.

Picard Season 2 comes home

Season two of Star Trek: Picard saw the return of John de Lancie as Q and Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan. The time travel and alternate universe story also included the introduction of Annie Wersching as the Borg Queen, and Brent Spiner playing a villainous tech billionaire member of the Soong family, with Isa Briones playing his daughter.

In addition to all ten episodes, the limited edition Blu-ray Steelbook, Blu-ray, and DVD has the following special features:

• THE USS STARGAZER – The featurette takes a deep dive into the creation of the USS Stargazer from conception to build out and features exclusive timelapse photography alongside Production Designer Dave Blass, who brought the original TNG art department onboard, including the famed Star Trek graphic artist Michael Okuda, and design artists Doug Drexler and John Eaves to recreate the latest USS Stargazer.
• THE CHATEAU – Led by Production Designer Dave Blass and Prop Master Jeff Lombardi, the featurette explores the transition of Picard’s chateau following its redesign and conversion to the Dataverse in season one.
• THE TRIAL IS OVER – The intimate, behind-the-scenes look connects fans with John de Lancie who reprises his role as Q, playing a significant part in the season two story arc.
• REBUILDING THE BORG QUEEN – The featurette showcases actress Annie Wersching as she discusses stepping into the role of the Borg Queen. After 25 years, the iconic character returns through advanced design and production techniques, which are further discussed by Designer Neville Page, Prosthetics Master Vincent Van Dyke and Make-Up Department Head James MacKinnon.
• PICARD PROPS – Property Master Jeff Lombardi takes fans on a tour that showcases the various props created for STAR TREK: PICARD – SEASON TWO.
• PICARD PASSAGES – Alongside cast and crew, fans will follow the heroes from STAR TREK: PICARD through time and space as they encounter old and new friends, as well as challenges, in the latest season.
• DELETED SCENES

Here is a closer look at the packaging for the Steelbook.

UPDATE: Available for pre-order

Amazon has pre-order links up now: Blu-ray $51.99 |  Blu-ray/Steelbook $51.99   | DVD $39.99

Reminder: Lower Decks Season 2 arrives next month

The 2-disc collection of Lower Decks season two arrives on July 12 on Blu-ray and DVD and features over an hour of bonus content including exclusive featurettes and commentaries. You can pre-order the Blu-ray at Amazon priced at $27.99 . And the DVD pre-order is priced at $19.99.

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I’m waiting for the day when Paramount announcements will take into account that the US are not the only country in this universe.

As Morrissey said…”America is not the world”

Thankfully Trek does this for all us non streamers .Found out just other day none of the Star Wars series are available on blu/dvd .. Nor are there any plans to do so (so no need to mute Obi Wan on twitter)

Yeah I think D+ wants subscribers to stay. Personally I would like Mando and Fett on Blu.

Maybe Wars fans aren’t so obsessive about collecting physical media now? whereas older Trek fans are?? I was certainly expecting to pick up ObiWan on blu

Fan of both Star Wars and Star Trek here, and I’d very much like to get the Star Wars shows on disc, but Disney seems to have a different strategy at work from Paramount, alas.

It’s not just a Star Wars thing, for that matter; other shows Disney has rolled out on its streaming service (Marvel, Pixar, whatever) aren’t getting disc releases either. For that matter, lots of shows in the streaming era in general aren’t on disc, and are kept streaming-only; Paramount is really kind of an outlier with their continuing Star Trek disc releases.

I’d buy the unaltered Originals as soon as they were made available on 4K and Blu-Ray, its not going to happen though not even as a Disney Plus exclusive. I have the 4K Special Edition 4.0 Maclunky edit, i watched it once and on the shelf it went. Not for me.

I’m waiting for the 4K remaster on laserdisc of the very first unaltered working cut of Star Wars with the holiday special.

LASERDISC ~?~ lol 40 years ago i worked in the factory that made those.

I think Star Wars fans expect getting re-re-re-re-re-remasteres special special special very special versions each 2 years that it doesnt make sense to buy physical media.

AppleTV+ is the same way. Forget about For All Mankind or Ted Lasso on disc.

I’m still waiting for season 2 and 3 of the remake of Lost in Space. Only the first season came out on Blu and digital outside of Netflix.

DVD? And one season? I’M waiting for the collectors editions consiting of 15 VHS when the series is over. :-P

Why do they not include the Ready Room episodes?

It’s not as easy as it seems. The celebrities want to get paid, anytime their likeness is used. If their contract says: “for streaming purposes on Par+” Putting it out on physical media is another animal. Wil Wheaton would most likely put his hand up to be paid as well. The added cost may not end up in any real bump in sales. If the celebs and Wheaton want $$, well the behind the scenes people might put their hands out as well. It’s not just actors, directors and writers who have agents… I do agree with you, however. They should be included. It looks like they only wanted to have an hour of bonus materials, the bare minimum. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see S3 of Picard with similar bonus features. When the whole 3 season set shows up? They’ll pull out all the stops for added bonus material. It sucks, I know, but it’s show BUSINESS. Paramount will squeeze out as much gold pressed latinum as the can from consumers, especially physical media collectors. “But she’s got a new hat! I want it, I want it, I want it!!!” is still alive and well…

When it comes to squeeze out Star Trek, there still are 2 series waiting to get HD remastered.

Looking forward to Lower Decks S2.

Any word of the TNG films on 4k blu ray?

Good question the next film being released is the Directors Edition of The Motion Picture in September unless i am mistaken. No info on Star Trek V, VI, or any of the others. Or any Info on what versions of Star Trek VI we will be getting. Or its aspect ratio among other things. I really want First Contact in 4K.

I still want a remastered and improved version of ST V and an extended version of ST Nemesis. 😉

Yes I want an extended version of Nemesis also!!!!

Don’t need this. I’ll wait for S1 of SNW on Disc ;)

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“Fast-paced and infectiously fun" (GamesRadar+), the Paramount+ original series Star Trek: Picard - Season Two beams onto Blu-ray, DVD and limited-edition Blu-ray Steelbook on October 4 from Paramount+, CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment. Learn more about the Blu-ray, DVD, and Steelbook offerings here !

Starring four-time Emmy® Award nominee Patrick Stewart ( Hamlet ) as Jean-Luc Picard, an iconic role which he played for seven seasons on Star Trek: The Next Generation , the latest season “kicks things into high gear” (Den of Geek). From executive producers Alex Kurtzman ( Star Trek: Discovery) and Academy Award® winner Akiva Goldsman (Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published - A Beautiful Mind , 2002), the Season Two collection offers fans all 10 episodes, including over an hour of exclusive, never-before-seen featurettes, deleted scenes and a gag reel.

In addition the October 4 domestic release, Star Trek: Picard Season 2 will release in the following regions:

• United Kingdom — November 14
• Nordics — November 14
• Spain — November 15
• France — November 16
• Italy — November 17
• Germany — November 17
• Benelux — November 18
• Japan — November 18
• Australia — December 7

In addition to streaming on Paramount+ , Star Trek: Picard also streams on Prime Video outside of the U.S. and Canada, and in Canada can be seen on Bell Media's CTV Sci-Fi Channel and streams on Crave. Star Trek: Picard is distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution.

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• Deleted/Extended Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Assimilation" (2:41).
• The USS Stargazer (1080p, 18:29): Building a new Federation starship for the show.
• The Chateau (1080p, 15:24): This piece focuses on the design and purpose of the Picard chateau as seen in the series.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Fly Me to the Moon" (3:18) and "Monsters" (1:18).
• Deleted/Extended Scenes (1080p, 2:11): Scenes from "Farewell."
• The Trial Is Over (1080p, 12:04): Looking back at the dynamic between Q and Picard through the history of Star Trek , de Lancie's performance as Q, season themes, and more.
• Rebuilding the Borg Queen (1080p, 11:11): A look at the character, Annie Wersching's performance, character design, and more.
• Picard Props (1080p, 12:06): Looking at some of the key props seen in the season: artwork, comm badges, futuristic military gear, business cards, medical devices, drones, weapons, tricorders, apparel, and more.
• Picard Passages (1080p, 24:59): A solid piece exploring Picard's character arc and his past as it's revealed in this season. It also explores additional character arcs and storylines throughout this season.
• Gag Reel (1080p, 3:55): Humorous moments from the shoot.

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'Star Trek: Picard' Season 2 Gets Limited Edition Steelbook Release

Happy Captain Picard Day to all who celebrate!

Happy Captain Picard Day to all who celebrate! The day has been made even more special courtesy of Paramount+ who have revealed that Season 2 of Star Trek: Picard will be arriving on Blu-ray, DVD, and limited-edition Blu-ray Steelbook on October 4! That’s just a four-month wait to relive all your favorite moments from the second season of the critically acclaimed series along with an amount of bonus content big enough to fill up a galaxy. Of the extras included alongside the season’s 10 episodes will be over an hour of never-before-seen featurettes, deleted scenes, and — everyone’s favorite addition — a gag reel. Is there anything purer than the laughter of Patrick Stewart ? I think not.

Along with an abundance of bonus content, if you get in on the Blu-ray special edition Steelbook, you’ll be treated to a gorgeously crafted collector worthy piece of art. The front of the cover reveals Jean-Luc Picard (Stewart) and his longtime rival, Q ( John de Lancie ) in some key art from the second season. The other side rocks the iconic delta insignia that will forever remain synonymous with the Star Trek universe. On the inside, a colorful futuristic Los Angeles beckons viewers to dive head first into the series — and without traffic, we’re hoping this is a prediction of what’s to come for the City of Angels. If you take a closer look, the delta symbol appears once again, this time as the highway lanes connecting travelers to the city.

Season 2 of Star Trek: Picard was just as much of a hit as the first season, with Picard and his crew traveling to the depths of the cosmos on a journey to save 21st century Earth from total destruction. Along with Stewart, the season starred Alison Pill , Jeri Ryan , Michelle Hurd , Evan Evagora , Orla Brady , Isa Briones , and Santiago Cabrera . Brent Spiner also appeared as an ancestor of Noonien Soong, a role he originated on Star Trek: The Next Generation as the character who invented the AI Data, whom Spiner also portrayed. Familiar guests also appeared on Picard ’s sophomore season with Whoopi Goldberg ’s Guinan featured as well as de Lancie’s Q.

RELATED: Ranking The Top 10 Takes On The Enterprise: Trekking Through the Years

For those unsure of the origin of Captain Picard Day, fans of the captain of the USS Enterprise first began celebrating the day back in 2007. The date comes from the Season 7 Next Generation episode titled “The Pegasus,” in which the children aboard the spacecraft celebrated the captain through arts and crafts. June 16 was decided upon due to the opening narrative that marked the stardate, 47457.1, with some brainy fans deciphering the numbers into a real-life date.

Whether you’re new to the idea of Picard Day or have been celebrating for years, the announcement of the arrival of Season 2 of Picard to DVD and Blu-ray is the best way to ring in the momentous occasion. Be sure to mark down October 4 in your calendar so you don’t miss a moment of the action - or the bloopers! Check out the art for the Blu-ray Steelbook down below.

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The legendary Jean-Luc Picard (Sir Patrick Stewart) and his crew embark on a bold and exciting new journey into the unknown: Los Angeles, 2024. Trapped in an alternate reality by Q (John de Lancie), Picard must enlist friends both old and new to confront the perils of 21st century Earth in a desperate race against time to save the galaxy’s future – and face the ultimate trial from one of his greatest foes. Starring Alison Pill, Brent Spiner,Michelle Hurd, Santiago Cabrera and Jeri Ryan, this 3-disc collection includes every thrilling episode and over 1 hour of never-before-seen special features, including exclusive interview footage with Sir Patrick Stewart. OVER 1 HOUR OF SPECIAL FEATURES: Deleted and Extended Scenes The USS Stargazer The Chateau The Trial is Over Rebuilding the Borg Queen Picard Props Picard Passages Gag Reel

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Every Episode of Star Trek: Picard Season 2, Ranked

Star Trek: Picard Season 2 was a varied and emotionally heavy season, and here's how critics and fans ranked each episode in the time-travel saga.

This article contains a brief mention of suicide.

The return of Jean-Luc Picard to the Star Trek universe was always meant to be a three-season affair. The second season was filmed during the height of the pandemic, and went through many iterations under the direction of three executive producers. In more ways than one, it was a tonal shift from the seasons on either side of it. How critics and fans ranked every episode of Star Trek: Picard Season 2 shows how challenging and contentious the middle chapter of this saga was. The story explored time travel, introduced an alternate timeline, and was bookended by a massively important moment in Starfleet's present.

Picard Season 2 was an emotionally heavy season with a clear political point of view and a sense of fun that comes with setting sci-fi characters in the contemporaneous present. In both the special features of The Complete Star Trek: Picard home release and the making-of book Star Trek: Picard: The Art and Making of the Series , the challenges in making this season are laid bare. With Rotten Tomatoes representing the critics and IMDB's user ratings representing the audience, each episode of Star Trek: Picard Season 2 is ranked based on the story it told and the impact it had on both the characters and audience.

10 The Picard Season 2 Premiere Was Full of Promise

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Of all Star Trek: Picard 's ten sophomore episodes, "The Star Gazer" ranks the highest among its peers in Season 2 . It's a fantastic beginning to the story, which both ties up loose ends from Season 1 and sets the characters on a new adventure. Most importantly, however, it brings Starfleet back into the fold in a big way. Picard delivers a Starfleet Academy commencement address, and he is then summoned to the USS Stargazer to answer a plea for help.

The episode sends off Soji, an ambassador for her synthetic siblings on the galactic stage. Dr. Agnes Jurati is with her, but quickly beams aboard the Stargazer, commanded by (her ex) Captain Cristobal Rios. Raffi, Elnor and Laris return, the first two also in Starfleet and the latter still with Jean-Luc but yearning for something more. It ends with the return of Q who, at the last moment, whisks Picard away from certain death.

9 Picard Season 2 Almost Took Place in an Alternate Timeline

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The first two episodes of Star Trek: Picard Season 2 debuted the same day, so it makes sense they are ranked close together. The strange new world this episode introduces may be why some viewers became disillusioned with the rest of the season's 21st Century setting. Executive Producer Terry Matalas said on Inglorious Treksperts that this episode mostly came from the Season 1 showrunner Michael Chabon before he left to adapt one of his novels for Paramount.

The characters were meant to spend more time in this alternate timeline , which reveres Adam Soong, one of many Brent Spiner lookalikes related to the creation of Data. The Earth is ravaged by climate change and seems very similar to the xenophobic Mirror Universe. Picard, Raffi, Seven of Nine, Elnor, Jurati and Rios have to bust a Borg Queen out of prison so that they can time travel and fix the past. Still, it might have been fun to spend more time in this evil, alternate future.

8 Season 2 Teamed Picard Up With a Character Tying TOS to TNG

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Actor Orla Brady played Laris, who is absent from the season save for the first and final episodes. However, she returned to the cast as Talinn, the Romulan successor to Gary Seven from The Original Series . The character known as a "Watcher" was introduced as a potential spinoff from Gene Roddenberry for NBC. While it didn't take off, it did create an interesting bit of Star Trek lore. While Gary Seven was a human with access to advanced alien technology, Talinn is a Romulan tasked with protecting the timeline on Earth.

Laris is primarily responsible for the safety of Renée Picard, ancestor of Jean-Luc and the woman who discovers "a sentient microbe" on Europa that helps fix climate change. It's also the episode where the other political storyline (Rios and the present-day "Butterflies" being persecuted by ICE for helping undocumented migrants) are broken out of custody in a fun action sequence. It's also the episode where Agnes is injected with Borg nanoprobes by the queen, setting up the next episode in the Star Trek: Picard Season 2 ranked list.

7 A Gala, a Sassy Borg Queen and a Musical Number Shook Up Picard Season 2

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This version of the Borg Queen was played by Annie Wersching , who passed away in January 2023 from cancer. Great throughout the series, this episode features the Borg Queen and Jurati sharing a mind. As the Borg Queen tries to take over her body (reliant on emotional responses for control), the two make a great inside woman as they help Team Picard sneak into a gala. Allison Pill also does a rendition of the great Pat Benatar song, "Shadows of the Night."

"Two of One" doesn't just refer to the Borg-ified Jurati, either. This episode features Jean-Luc have a touching heart-to-heart conversation with his ancestor Renée. They are also two of a kind. Picard also faces off with Adam Soong, though he runs the Admiral down with his car. Because of his synthetic body, Rios, Raffi and his friends take him to Dr. Teresa Ramirez, leader of the Butterflies and physician who doesn't ask a lot of questions.

6 Picard Season 2 Does 'Star Trek: The Voyage Home'

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The third episode of Picard Season 2 is ranked high because it continued the breakneck pace established by the first two episodes. Team Picard time travels to the past with the help of the Borg queen, presenting the third new locale for the series: the 21st Century . However, this is where the bulk of the season takes place, much like Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home was mostly set in the then-contemporaneous present.

A lot happened in this episode. Seven of Nine and Raffi try to blend in to the 21st Century and scan for a person using technology too advanced for the time. Rios is meant to help, but he's injured and ends up in a clinic with Dr. Teresa Ramirez and her son Ricardo, who are eventually arrested by ICE. Agnes and Picard try to outwit the Borg Queen. However, the most important moment in the episode was the death of Elnor. Fatally wounded by Seven of Nine's alternate timeline husband, his death devastates Raffi.

5 Guinan Brought the Return of an Old Friend With a New Face

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Whoopi Goldberg's affable bartender Guinan returned in the Picard Season 2 premiere , but the character returned in a big way played by Ito Aghayere. The first episode established that Guinan, an ageless El Aurian, can alter her appearance to older or younger as she sees fit. Picard has to convince her to help him save humanity, even though she doesn't think Earthlings are worth the effort.

This is the episode which focuses most heavily on the immigration story in Season 2, with Rios in ICE custody trying to explain why he has no identification. As Seven of Nine and Raffi try to find him, they discover how migrants can fall through the cracks of the system. This plays out while juxtaposed with Guinan's condemnation of humanity. However, Picard is able to make a plea based on what he knows of where humanity can go in the future, in a very Roddenberry-esque Star Trek moment.

4 Picard and Guinan Find Mercy and Vulcans from Agent Wells

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Introduced at the end of the previous episode, Jay Karnes makes his return to Star Trek . Having previously played a time agent in Star Trek: Voyager , in Picard Season 2, he plays FBI Agent Wells, who is a firm believer in alien activity and arrests both Guinan and Picard based on video footage he has of the latter transporting onto the street. He questions them both, threatening the mission and the timeline. It's revealed that he had a pre- First Contact Vulcan encounter as a child . He ultimately lets Picard and Guinan go, seemingly fired for bringing them in at all.

Meanwhile, the Borg Queen has control of Agnes, and Seven of Nine and Raffi have to try to find and capture her. They find her consuming metals from car batteries, which is toxic to Agnes, but is what the Borg Queen needs to assimilate more people. She doesn't kill Seven or Raffi, proving Agnes still has some measure of control. Borg Jurati then goes to Adam Soong, convincing him to help her steal La Sirena and strand Team Picard in the 21st Century.

3 Season 2 Brought Picard Face-to-Face With His Greatest Fear and Regret

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This episode is ranked one of the lowest by Picard viewers, and it's understandable. Not a lot happens in the episode, despite the introduction of James Callis as a hallucination of a therapist and Picard's father . This episode dives deeply into the memories of guilt and the mystery of what happened to Jean-Luc's mother. It's emotionally heavy and does somewhat lag on the breathless urgency of trying to find Agnes and stop Adam Soong.

Still, this is an emotionally powerful episode that recontextualizes what viewers have been seeing about Picard's past. His father is revealed to not be the abusive villain fans thought. Picard's mother is not a victimized woman trying to be free, but rather someone suffering from mental illness or injury. It's a traumatic, frightening event and (with help of Watcher Talinn and some sci-fi telepathic technology), Picard works through it.

2 The New Borg Were the Best Thing Picard Season 2 Brought to Star Trek

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While the finale of Picard Season 2, "Farewell" is mostly about denouement, outside of the last mission to ensure that Adam Soong doesn't kill Renée Picard. Talinn sacrifices herself. Rios decides to stay behind in the 21st Century. Wesley Crusher returns as a Watcher , and Q and Picard have a final heart-to-heart chat, just before he sends them all back to the proper future. He's even able to resurrect Elnor since he had a little power left over because Rios stayed behind.

The best part of the finale was the reveal that Agnes Jurati was the Borg Queen from the first episode of Picard Season 2. With the alternate timeline Borg Queen, she created a new kind of collective. People choose to join the Borg, and even retain some measure of individuality . These new Borg agree to stand guard against a rupture in spacetime through which an unknown threat has yet to emerge. They become provisional members of the Federation, continuing the Star Trek tradition of old enemies, eventually becoming allies.

1 Star Trek's Most Emotionally Heavy Episode Is About Picard's Guilt

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The penultimate episode of Star Trek: Picard Season 2 is a massive episode, both for its action and its emotional weight. There is a big battle at Chateau Picard where the new Jurati Borg assimilate mercenaries hired by Adam Soong. They try to kill Picard and his friends, but Agnes eventually convinces the Queen to try a different way than she had in the past, since in every timeline assimilation and violence leads to the Borg's destruction.

Most importantly, this episode reveals how Picard's mother died and why Jean-Luc felt so much guilt for it. His father locked her in a room to stop her from hurting herself. Jean-Luc unlocked the door and went to lie with his mother and comfort her. After he fell asleep, she took her own life. As much as Picard Season 2 was about fixing the past, outsmarting the Borg and other Star Trek things, Picard's revelation was the true mission . He had to forgive himself by letting go of the guilt that kept him at arm's length from people and preparing him to be a father.

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It’s been a while since a Starfleet crew thoroughly discombobulated a native population, and that’s exactly what the Discovery crew does in this week’s episode.

After hundreds of tests on the vial Michael Burnham ( Sonequa Martin-Green ) retrieved from the I.S.S. Enterprise , the crew learns it contains something incredibly… well, boring: clean water. But thanks to some sleuthing, there’s a much greater significance to the water than meets the eye.

You see, Doctor Kovich ( David Cronenberg ), at home in his white infinity, shares with Burnham a list of all scientists who were involved in hiding the Progenitor tech. With the clues hidden by Jinaal Bix, Carmen Cho, and Dr. Vallek already found, that leaves Hitoroshi Kreel, a Denobulan, and Marina Derex, a Betazoid. Burnham deduces the water vial is the product of Kreel, as the scientist’s specialty was designing weather towers to generate rain. Zora ( Annabelle Wallis ) helps Burnham, Paul Stamets ( Anthony Rapp ), and Sylvia Tilly ( Mary Wiseman ) deduce the water in the vial is representative of one planet, Halem, so that’s where Discovery heads next.

First, let’s talk about Kovich, who the writers for this season are trying to seem even more mysterious than before. Kovich in this episode uses a 21 st -century legal pad to provide Burnham with the list of scientists, and claims he procured such an oddity by being “resourceful.” Just who is this guy? Hopefully, Kovich’s true nature will be revealed before the end of this show; we sincerely hope this character isn’t just quirky for the sake of being quirky, and that he plays a larger role in Discovery ’s overarching story.

Before transporting to the only weather tower still operating on Halem, the crew learns a bit about the native, pre-warp, pre-industrial population. The Prime Directive is in play here, as Kreel disguised the weather tower as a mountain to avoid exposing the natives to outsiders, and now Discovery’s crew needs to follow the same example. The tower functions as a place where Halem’nites go to commune with their gods, so accessing the mountain will be tricky.

“You can learn so much about a society by how the individuals speak to one another.” – Burnham, on the Halem’nites

The humanoids on Halem communicate both via traditional language, and “whistlespeak,” a form of communication that is inclusive, progressive, surprisingly articulate, and allows longer-range communications than traditional phonetic language. All signs point to the natives being a welcoming society.

After helping rescue and escort a group of Halem’nites from outside the weather tower’s safe perimeter into the habitable zone, Burnham and Tilly quickly incorporate themselves well enough into the motley local community as visitors from afar. The Starfleet pair soon enter themselves into a competition that judges who can gain access to the High Summit – a race to the water tower that serves as a test of devotion to the Halem’nites’ gods. Before the race, the pair also encounter a native, Ravah ( June Laporte ), daughter of the Summit’s priest, Ohvahz ( Alfredo Narciso ), and the young native befriends them despite also being a challenger in the race.

On the morning of the race, Burnham checks in with Discovery , where Ensign Adira Tal ( Blu del Barrio ) found other now-defunct weather towers across the planet. The other towers stopped working due to energy issues, and that’s what’s happening now with the High Summit, which means the Halem’nites Burnham and Tilly just started to get to know are in grave danger. The only way to stop the High Summit from failing is if the away team can find an auxiliary control panel somewhere near the High Summit and restart it. As if there wasn’t enough burden on Burnham’s shoulders.  

Considering the Halem’nites are constantly fighting thirst because of their planet’s general aridness, the competitors are subject to extreme thirst as they begin the race to the High Summit. As if running up a mountain wasn’t trying enough. Partway through the challenge, Burnham miraculously notices a point on the race trail where she thinks the auxiliary console is located, and drops out of the competition to pursue the lead. Sure enough, she finds and restarts the console, thanks to assistance from Ensign Tal, which strikes one mission objective off their list.

Tilly is heading toward her own disqualification from the race, if not for the support from Ravah. Soon enough, both Tilly and Ravah make it within striking distance of the finish line, and Tilly returns the favor by helping Ravah limp across in a show of good sportsmanship. Good for Tilly, but this just means both are now heading to the High Summit, which as we see shortly is not the enlightenment we were led to believe.

The winners of the race get to be close to gods who are supposed to bring rain to the natives. Burnham and Tilly know the weather station is actually responsible for bringing good weather, but the Halem’nites think something different: a human sacrifice in the heart of the High Summit is what does the trick. This twist is reminiscent of a similar sacrificial heart-dropping reveal in Strange New Worlds’ “ Lift Us Where Suffering Cannot Reach ,” and suddenly the stakes are much higher for Burnham, who has to rescue Tilly and Ravah from a needless death – even if it violates the Prime Directive.

“Are there no gods? Are there… what is there?” “There is still what you believe. Nothing we have shown you means gods don’t exist.” – Ohvahz and Burnham

While they await their sacrifice, Tilly and Ravah bond over their struggle, and Ravah describes some peculiar numerical markings on the wall of the chamber, which both represent the five serenity prayers within Halem culture and the five weather towers across the planet. Tilly recognizes the fifth symbol as the same as being on the vial back on Discovery , but the revelation may not matter, as suffocation threatens to take Tilly and Ravah both.

Despite the enormous consequences of revealing the existence of people not from Halem, never mind the reveal of the High Summit not just being a tool of the gods, Burnham flips off the Prime Directive and reveals herself to Ohvahz so she can rescue the innocent people trapped inside the High Summit. She convinces Ohvahz that her extraterrestrial story is legit, and that the High Summit is actually a piece of technology – no small discovery for the native.

Should Burnham have blatantly violated the Prime Directive in this way? Of course not, but let’s be honest: the Prime Directive really is more of a guideline than a rule for the protagonists in Star Trek shows. We hope Burnham faces some discipline for this flagrant violation of Starfleet’s most sacred rule. In any case, Burnham breaking the Prime Directive ultimately means the Halem’nites need to start to embrace a major societal change. The ritual race to the High Summit won’t have as much meaning anymore now that they know the rain will come no matter what, but as Burnham suggests, perhaps there are plenty of Helem’nites who are ready for a change. As Ohvahz notes to his daughter, “Perhaps devotion means being able to hear when the gods tell us something new.” This is as great a lesson as any Star Trek episode can offer.

With the weather tower repaired and two peoples’ lives saved from a needless sacrificial death, the Discovery crew retrieves the next clue from one of the planet’s other water towers.  Near the end of the episode, Burnham and Tilly ponder the meaning of finding the clue in a water tower, and they reason that technology can be powerfully dangerous in the wrong hands, and they need to be careful when they find the Progenitor’s tech. And just on schedule, the crew learns of Moll and L’ak’s most recent whereabouts, but that’ll have to wait until next week.

Elsewhere in this episode, Doctor Hugh Culber ( Wilson Cruz ) is still struggling with explaining and processing the spiritual awakening he has had following his experiences in “ Jinaal .” His partner, Paul Stamets, doesn’t seem to quite get what Culber is going through, and not even “grief alleviation therapy” – where a holographic version of Culber’s wise grandmother can have conversations with the doctor – can help.

The person who does offer some welcome perspective and emotional support is Cleveland Booker ( David Ajala ). Book asserts that Culber’s spiritual awakening, and accompanying emotional turbulence, is just as important as anybody else’s journey – and that’s all we’ll get from Culber’s multi-episode arc for now. After a few episodes of marginal development, hopefully, something happens with this subplot soon, or else we’re going to start to lose interest. But while Culber’s arc may seem tangential at times, his search for meaning resonates with the overarching themes of identity and purpose woven throughout the series.

So, as the Discovery crew continues their quest for the Progenitors’ technology, they are reminded of the potential dangers that come with wielding such power. It is a sobering realization that underscores the responsibility they bear as guardians of advanced technology in a universe fraught with conflict and peril.

With each episode, this season invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of morality, identity, and the ever-evolving nature of progress. As the crew inches their way toward the ultimate treasure, “Whistlespeak” remains true to one overarching theme of this show: the true measure of humanity lies not in adherence to rules, but in our capacity for compassion and understanding in the face of uncertainty and adversity. That seems to be what this show is all about, yeah?

Stray Thoughts:

• Why didn’t it occur to Culber, a doctor, sooner that he should run a series of tests on his body, as his grandmother suggests, to determine if there’s something medically wrong with him.
• Tilly drops a couple hints about what is going on at Starfleet Academy nowadays, and it’s not a rosy picture. The Academy isn’t giving the cadets “what they need,” so perhaps these conflicts will be at play in the upcoming Starfleet Academy show?
• Why do video games in the 32nd century look no better than Space Invaders ?

New episodes of Star Trek: Discovery stream Thursdays on Paramount+ , this season stars Sonequa Martin-Green (Captain Michael Burnham), Doug Jones (Saru), Anthony Rapp (Paul Stamets), Mary Wiseman (Sylvia Tilly), Wilson Cruz (Dr. Hugh Culber), David Ajala (Cleveland “Book” Booker), Blu del Barrio (Adira) and Callum Keith Rennie (Rayner). Season five also features recurring guest stars Elias Toufexis (L’ak) and Eve Harlow (Moll).

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