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Second Officer Slog 014: Discovery Episode 7

EPISODE · Oct 31, 2017

Second Officer Slog 014: Discovery Episode 7

from Second Officer Slog · host Em Marko

Hello everyone! Welcome back to our Discovery recaps! We're here to talk about episode 7, "Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad", and deviate into our thoughts on Tilly, Mudd in DIS versus ToS, our hopes for the show, and the Ash Tyler problem. It's a good show, even if we're very punchy from recording our Book Club right before (which will be up next week).Please support us on patreon.com/abnormalmapping if you can!Jackson's preferred Discovery Recap they shout out can be found here.

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