"Lower Decks" effectively pokes fun at "Star Trek" tropes, especially the multiverse storyline. The episode highlights the fatigue some fans experience from repetitive multiverse exploration in "Star Trek."

The interaction between Nurse Westlake and Doctor T'Ana remains one of the highlights of the episode. His sassy comebacks are perhaps as queerly coded as the line that starts the whole S&M (Scratching posts & Miaowing, of course!) sequence. Jack Kiely is a writer with a PhD in French and almost certainly an unhealthy obsession with Star Trek.

The Latest Episode of ‘Lower Decks’ Stirs the Pot with a Controversial Relationship Reveal! In a move that has delighted, bewildered (and likely disgusted some) Star Trek fans, the penultimate episode of “Star Trek: Lower Decks,

Red alert! This article contains spoilers for the latest episode of "Star Trek: Lower Decks." If "Lower Decks" had to end with its fifth and final season, at least it continues to go out on the highest of notes (as /Film's Jacob Hall noted in his review) with a string of episodes that feel as fitting as can be.

That's all just silly superstition, of course. We all know witchcraft and wizardry (and the Salem trials as a result) are actually just the perfectly rational powers of interdimensional aliens, the Megans, from Megas-Tu. Snell would have a field day!

Enterprise" know how things ended for Trip and T'Pol in the Prime Universe, but what if they got another chance in the multiverse?