Well Star Trek: Lower Decks is not a yawnathon. Even if Mariner cannot stop yawning when Captain Durango of the USS Merced boringly describes the latest mission.
To drag an alien ship which has dangerous terraforming fluids.
As punishment for embarrassing her. Captain Freeman gives Mariner the worse possible jobs to do in the hope that she might ask for a transfer.
It does not take long for the terraforming liquid to escape because of Durango's error
Maybe Mariner and Freeman have a lot in common as mother and daughter combine to save the ship.
I still find this to be an uneven series. It is just difficult to get into it.
The opening of this episode is ropey but it finds its rhythm when the USS Cerritos is in danger. Even then for the ship to be in danger, Durango has to mess up for an inexplicable reason.
To drag an alien ship which has dangerous terraforming fluids.
As punishment for embarrassing her. Captain Freeman gives Mariner the worse possible jobs to do in the hope that she might ask for a transfer.
It does not take long for the terraforming liquid to escape because of Durango's error
Maybe Mariner and Freeman have a lot in common as mother and daughter combine to save the ship.
I still find this to be an uneven series. It is just difficult to get into it.
The opening of this episode is ropey but it finds its rhythm when the USS Cerritos is in danger. Even then for the ship to be in danger, Durango has to mess up for an inexplicable reason.