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Stamets has given the anomaly a new name: the вЂњDark Matter AnomalyвЂќ or вЂњDMA,вЂќ with a working theory that it is a primordial wormhole, but there is one missing piece of evidence to confirm it. This week, they are trying to sort out all the data retrieved from the anomaly, so they head to the NiвЂ™Var Science Institute to get those big Vulcan brains in on the analysis. Our third story features Book and Stamets, who remain teamed up like a mismatched buddy cop duo following their near-death bonding in the previous episode. Gray eventually comes to life with hugs all around (except for the hologram Xi) and lets Adira know he may be a real boy now, but вЂњweвЂ™ll always be linked Adira, always.вЂќ Aww. Eventually, Adira returns to sickbay, telling the still-lifeless Gray android, вЂњIвЂ™m here reaching out, and IвЂ™ll be here until you come back.вЂќ It works. With Gray in limbo, Adira gets increasingly anxious as they wait for the process to work for most of the episode, they take a break to get some fatherly advice from Culber in the shipвЂ™s groovy new bar. The procedure is not without its risks, and once вЂњunjoined,вЂќ there is no guarantee the new body and mind will connect.

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Getting GrayвЂ™s consciousness out of Adira and into the android is being subcontracted out to Trill Guardian Xi, who oversees the proceedings as a hologram. вЂњIвЂ™ve been living in an in-between place for too long alreadyвЂќДЄfter being promised at the end of season three and teased in the previous two episodes, Culber is finally ready to bring Gray into the real world via an android body he put together in sickbay. When the engine fires up courtesy of the stolen dilithium, Gabrielle channels her inner Obi Wan, revealing, вЂњThis isnвЂ™t a moon, itвЂ™s a ship.вЂќ Dun dun dunnnn.

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Ignoring the warning not to follow, the now-a-trio discovers a vast interior crypt full of alien pods and evidence of grave robbers. The trail leads them to a lifeless moon, but as soon as they figure out there is a hidden interior, JвЂ™Vini shows up for another swordfight action sequence, in which her mercs and the red shirt Qowat Milat nun end up on the short end of some swords. After Tilly bonds with the other nun with вЂњabsolute candor, I dig that,вЂќ things get awkward when Gabrielle demands they respect the Qowat Milat ways and trade in their phasers for swords-which Tilly, of course, immediately drops. CulberвЂ™s orders for her to try things outside her вЂњcomfort zoneвЂќ to help address her identity crisis funk.Д«orrowing BookвЂ™s ship, they follow the trail of the tracker left in the stolen dilithium, and Gabrielle reveals this mission is personal: JвЂ™Vini was the nun that took her on as a lost cause and nursed her back to health. First Officer Saru suggests Tilly round out the four-person away mission, noting her ability to keep people at ease and satisfying Dr. ItвЂ™s unclear why JвЂ™Vini and her mercenaries are stealing the now plentiful dilithium, but the crime spree started after the discovery of this seasonвЂ™s big bad: the Gravitational Anomaly.

Due to the delicate politics of the pending Federation reintegration of NiвЂ™Var (formerly Vulcan), Presidents TвЂ™Rina and Rillak agree to a joint operation headed up by Captain Burnham and her time-traveler mother Gabrielle Burnham, who joined the Qowat Milat on NiвЂ™Var in season 3. The main story of this three-story episode focuses on the manhunt (actually nunhunt) for a renegade Qowat Milat named JвЂ™Vini who has been hijacking dilithium shipments and really crossed the line by killing a Starfleet officer. While each has noteworthy elements and strong performances, the episode doesnвЂ™t give any of the stories the full attention they deserve. вЂњChoose to LiveвЂќ weaves together multiple disparate but engaging stories held together by some thematic elements. Star Trek: Discovery Season 4, Episode 3 вЂ“ Debuted Thursday, December 2, 2021Дirected by Christopher J.

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