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063 - Space Risk
b'"What\'s Past is Prologue" Analysis
The first season of "Star Trek: Discovery" is coming to a close, and things are happening fast. So fast, that the trio does their first-ever "quick reaction" episode, recording just an hour\\xa0after "What\'s Past is Prologue" was uploaded onto CBS All Access. With all the twists and turns in this\\xa0Mirror episode, and a plot moving at mushroom warp speed, Phillip, Daniel, and Darren try to absorb it all in, talk about how fan predictions were proved wrong (or right), how Lorca, Michael, the Emperior, Tilley, &\\xa0Stamets developed, and that the ending means for the remaining two episodes in the season.
Where do you think Discovery is heading as the season closes?'