Star Trek: Strange New Worlds -- 206 "Lost in Translation"


Uhura begins to question her sanity when she’s the only one who can hear a sound as pike supervises the completion of a Starfleet fuel refinery inside a nebula. Matt and Pete parse episode 206, “Lost in Translation.”

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