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S1.E1 ∙ The Vulcan Hello

S1.E2 ∙ Battle at the Binary Stars

S1.E3 ∙ Context Is for Kings

S1.E4 ∙ The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry

S1.E5 ∙ Choose Your Pain

S1.E6 ∙ Lethe

S1.E7 ∙ Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad

S1.E8 ∙ Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum

S1.E9 ∙ Into the Forest I Go

S1.E10 ∙ Despite Yourself

S1.E11 ∙ The Wolf Inside

S1.E12 ∙ Vaulting Ambition

S1.E13 ∙ What's Past Is Prologue

S1.E14 ∙ The War Without, the War Within

S1.E15 ∙ Will You Take My Hand?

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Sonequa Martin-Green Saved Star Trek: Discovery From Getting Lost in a Maze of Plot Twists

This review contains spoilers for the first season of Star Trek: Discovery.

Star Trek: Discovery entered the world with a hyperawareness of how it would fit into the larger Star Trek canon . As a prequel to the original series, it had to contend both with what had come before it in the timeline—the relatively short-lived Enterprise —and with the many series and movies that would follow it chronologically. All that in a franchise whose fans are notorious for their attention to detail.

And yet each new Star Trek series says much more about the era it’s created in than it does about whatever futuristic time period it’s trying to imagine. The original series was a clear product of the 1960s, an idealist’s response to the Cold War, the space race, and the civil rights movement, while Deep Space Nine , arriving on the heels of the Gulf War, explored the aftermath of a brutal occupation. Enterprise ’s entire third season hinges on a massive terrorist attack by religious zealots and follows a Starfleet crew as they venture into enemy territory in search of a weapon of mass destruction. (I trust I don’t have to spell out what exactly was happening in 2003 to inspire that kind of storyline.)

So what does Star Trek look like in 2018? Well, there’s certainly a lot that Discovery can tell us about the state of television right now. The first Star Trek of the streaming era leaned into that distinction by airing 14 out of the first season’s 15 episodes exclusively on CBS All Access, making the show a kind of guinea pig for the network’s subscription-only streaming service. Discovery was also the first Trek to be rated TV-MA, which gave the showrunners the freedom to show more graphic violence in a time of war, to reveal what Klingon breasts look like (a lot like regular breasts), and even to drop the franchise’s first F-bomb . The series went for a more serialized format than we’re used to seeing from Star Trek and tossed out the familiar aesthetics of its time period in favor of a darker palette and some technology that more plausibly lines up with our own.

Discovery is also one of the most diverse installments of the franchise to date, and the first led by a woman of color, Sonequa Martin-Green, as Michael Burnham, a Starfleet officer–turned-mutineer. It’s impossible to talk about Discovery without talking about Burnham, an anchor in a season that desperately needed one, thanks to all the time travel, alternate universes, doppelgangers, and fungi-fueled jumps through space , to say nothing of the larger plot line involving a war between Starfleet and the Klingons. As a human raised by Vulcans, it would have been easy to make Burnham yet another Spock or Data, her humanity buried under layers and layers of logic. Instead, Martin-Green plays her with a fierce charisma and warmth, making Burnham not only a compass in the wilderness but a light in the darkness, too.

Sunday night’s season finale brought Burnham’s frequently messy story full circle—maybe a little too neatly. Discovery began with Burnham accidentally starting a war and committing a mutiny against her beloved captain, putting her crew’s survival over Starfleet’s ideals. The first season ends with Burnham threatening another mutiny against that same captain, this time in defense of Starfleet’s principles and with the aim of ending the war that she started. In spite of all the distractions and misdirections along the way, Burnham’s arc has finally become clear, with another character even explicitly pointing out that she has learned to love her enemy after falling for Lt. Ash Tyler (Shazad Latif), who turned out to be a Klingon sleeper agent—a Jekyll-and-Hyde flourish that Discovery watchers saw coming a parsec away , just one of the perils of making Star Trek in an era of social media.

There turned out to be too many of those twists in Discovery ’s first season, and it was frustrating to watch as the writers sidled up to new, risky frontiers for exploration, only to suddenly change course right when things were starting to get interesting. Tyler went from a troubled prisoner of war to a science experiment, both complicating and simplifying what was shaping up to be a far more nuanced exploration of PTSD. The relationship between Lt. Stamets (Anthony Rapp) and Dr. Culber (Wilson Cruz), a landmark for gay visibility in Star Trek , was cut abruptly short with Culber’s shocking death. And don’t get me started on Jason Isaacs’ character, Capt. Gabriel Lorca, the series’ most shameless bait-and-switch of all. He was introduced to us as a Starfleet captain with an edge, obsessed with warfare and an end-justifies-the-means mentality, who promised to complicate our ideas about Starfleet morality—right up until he was revealed as “secretly” being from Star Trek ’s evil Mirror Universe. (This concept was so clearly telegraphed in advance that the show sometimes took on the quality of a horror movie in which every character, including Burnham, is too oblivious to realize that the monster is in the room with them.)

That said, those Mirror Universe episodes were some of the most enjoyable in the entire season, particularly in bringing back Michelle Yeoh as a deliciously devious Mirror version of Philippa Georgiou, after her character was so rudely killed off in the show’s second episode. Not only did that plot line give Discovery ’s other supporting players a chance to shine, particularly Tilly (Mary Wiseman) and Saru ( Doug Jones ), it also exemplified what made Discovery great, when it was : questioning the role of science in warfare, establishing bonds between characters that could transcend entire universes, and a willingness to throw caution and self-seriousness to the wind once in a while and have a little bit of fun with the canon, as when the key to Lorca’s secret identity was his sensitivity to light, a wink at the Mirror Universe’s dark aesthetic in Trek ’s other iterations. Best of all, it focused on Burnham and her relationships—with her crewmates, her enemies, and her surrogate parents—of which there are many.

That’s the kind of note that Discovery went out on in the last minutes of the finale, as the crew of the USS Discovery at last put the war behind them thanks to Burnham and charted a new course—only to be sidetracked by a distress signal from the ship that started it all, the USS Enterprise. Fan service, to be sure, but the kind of fan service that’s fun even when you see it coming because it raises new possibilities for the second season, including the possibility of Burnham running into her adopted brother, Spock. Discovery ’s first season wasn’t perfect, but it did try to show us what Star Trek could look like in 2018, and the results were intriguing and boundary-pushing. Let’s see if it can break those boundaries altogether in Season 2.

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When will the LEOs from FBI, NCIS, S.W.A.T. and multiple police forces crack their last cases for the season? When will The Simpsons and the X-Men ‘toon out for the summer? When will The Voice , Survivor , Masked Singer and American Idol crown new champions?

And when will TV say a very final farewell to at least 10 (!) shows?

The coming weeks will bring dozens of TV seasons to a close (including those many aforementioned confirmed series finales ). To help keep you on top of it all, TVLine presents this handy calendar week-by-week list of more than 70 finales, on broadcast, cable and streaming, landing in the month of May. 

Want scoop on any show? Want to put a BOLO out for a  “missing” favorite ? Email [email protected]  and your question might be answered via  Matt’s Inside Line!

WEEK OF MAY 5

SUNDAY, MAY 5 3 am Parish Season 1 finale (AMC+, also 9/8c on AMC) 8 pm Call the Midwife Season 13 finale (PBS)

MONDAY, MAY 6 8 pm The Neighborhood Season 6 finale (CBS) 8:30 pm Bob Hearts Abishola series finale (CBS) 9 pm NCIS Season 21 finale (CBS, watch preview video ) 10 pm NCIS: Hawai’i series finale (CBS)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 3 am Palm Royale Season 1 finale (Apple TV+) 9 pm Animal Control Season 2 finale (Fox)

THURSDAY, MAY 9 3 am Girls on the Bus Season 1 finale (Max) 8 pm Next Level Chef Season 3 finale (Fox)

FRIDAY, MAY 10 8 pm BMF Season 3 finale (Starz)

WEEK OF MAY 12

SUNDAY, MAY 12 9:30 pm Grimsburg Season 1 finale (Fox)

MONDAY, MAY 13 10 pm Deal or No Deal Island Season 1 finale (NBC)

TUESDAY, MAY 14 9 pm Alert: Missing Persons Unit Season 2 finale (Fox)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 3 am X-Men ’97 Season 1 finale (Disney+) 9:30 pm The Amazing Race Season 36 finale (CBS)

THURSDAY, MAY 16 8 pm Law & Order Season 23 finale (NBC) 8 pm  Young Sheldon  series finale (CBS, two episodes;  spinoff ordered ) 9 pm Farmer Wants a Wife Season 2 finale (Fox) 9 pm Law & Order: SVU Season 25 finale (NBC) 9 pm  So Help Me Todd   series finale (CBS) 10 pm Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 4 finale (NBC; moving to Peacock? )

FRIDAY, MAY 17 3 am Sugar finale (Apple TV+) 3 am Franklin limited series finale (Apple TV+) 8 pm S.W.A.T. Season 7 finale (CBS) 9 pm Fire Country Season 2 finale (CBS) 9 pm Mary & George limited series finale (Starz) 10 pm Blue Bloods Season “14A” finale (CBS, final 8 episodes air in fall)

SATURDAY, MAY 18 10 pm 48 Hours Season 36 finale (CBS) 11:30 pm Saturday Night Live Season 49 finale (NBC)

WEEK OF MAY 19

SUNDAY, MAY 19 7 pm 60 Minutes Season 56 finale (CBS) 7 pm AFV Season 34 finale (ABC) 8 pm American Idol Season 22 finale (ABC, 2 hours) 8 pm The Equalizer Season 4 finale (CBS) 8 pm The Simpsons Season 35 finale (Fox) 8:30 pm Krapopolis Season 1 finale (Fox) 9 pm Tracker Season 1 finale (CBS) 9 pm The Great North Season 4 finale (Fox) 9:30 pm Bob’s Burgers Season 14 finale (Fox) 10 pm CSI: Vegas series finale (CBS) 10 pm Guilt series finale (PBS)

MONDAY, MAY 20 8 pm MasterChef Junior Season 9 finale (Fox) 9 pm So You Think You Can Dance Season 18 finale (Fox)

TUESDAY, MAY 21 8 pm The Cleaning Lady Season 3 finale (Fox, 2 hours) 8 pm  FBI  Season 6 finale (CBS) 8 pm Will Trent Season 2 finale (ABC) 9 pm The Voice Season 25 finale (NBC, 2 hours) 9 pm  FBI: International  Season 3 finale (CBS) 9 pm The Rookie Season 6 finale (ABC) 10 pm  FBI: Most Wanted  Season 5 finale (CBS) 10 pm The Good Doctor series finale (ABC)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 8 pm  Survivor  Season 46 finale (3 hours) 8 pm Chicago Med Season 9 finale (NBC) 8 pm Jeopardy! Masters Season 2 finale (ABC) 8 pm The Masked Singer Season 11 finale (Fox) 9 pm Chicago Fire Season 12 finale (NBC) 9 pm Abbott Elementary Season 3 finale (ABC) 9:30 pm The Conners Season 6 finale (ABC) 10 pm Chicago P.D. Season 12 finale (NBC) 10 pm grown-ish series finale (Freeform)

THURSDAY, MAY 23 10 pm Elsbeth Season 1 finale (CBS)

WEEK OF MAY 26

SUNDAY, MAY 26 9 pm The Sympathizer limited series finale (HBO)

TUESDAY, MAY 28 3 am The Veil finale (Hulu)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 3 am Loot Season 2 finale (Apple TV+) 3 am Under the Bridge Season 1 finale (Hulu)

THURSDAY, MAY 30 3 am Hacks Season 3 finale (Max) 3 am Star Trek: Discovery series finale (Paramount+) 8 pm 9-1-1 Season 7 finale (ABC) 9 pm Grey’s Anatomy Season 20 finale (ABC) 10 pm Station 19 series finale (ABC)

SELECT JUNE/JULY BROADCAST-TV FINALE DATES

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 9 pm Sight Unseen Season 1 finale (The CW)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 8 pm Walker Season 4 finale (The CW)

MONDAY, JULY 15 8 pm All American Season 6 finale (The CW)

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I can’t believe they’re taking off “ So Help Me Todd” and leaving stupid or old shows on. They need to get rid of all the Crime & Murder shows and make TV fun again. The Masked Singer is stupid and The Bachelor and spinoffs are the same.Their old and worn out people

Your words to the ears of CBS head honchos!! 😀

I agree! Don’t cancel So Help Me Todd!!! Such a good, fun show and better than reality shows which are cheaper to produce. CBS (Paramount) is cheap!

Keep “Todd” and don’t cancel.

I agree with So Help Me Todd! Bring it back!

Reginald the vampire finale info?

The season hasn’t even started yet. It just says select broadcast finales for after May.

It hasn’t even started yet. That being said, finale will be Jun 26th.

NCIS to early ends :( Two or three more episodes would have been possible…!

CBS will regret canceling NCIS Hawaii. All these NCIS spin offs will not do well.

Since NCIS-Hawaii had a GREAT lead-in show (NCIS OG), I wonder if cancelling Hawaii was the only way to get LL Cool J to go home!

He did not add a thing to NCIS-Hawaii (as much as I loved him in LA) and changed the entire dynamic of the show. It went from being a Vanessa Lachey lead to her having two male bosses above her. THAT MADE IT meh.

Why the new format? i liked when this list was on a calendar

The grid calendar was so much better.

Bob’s Burgers hasn’t aired an episode since March. Why not just air this final episode then? Waiting 2 months just to do one final episode seems an odd choice.

I hope they let Blue Bloods stay on CBS it’s one of the best shows on Fridays. There family traditions are the best when they all come together on Sundays.

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