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Welcome to Baldi Go, the officially unofficial podcast for all of Star Trek, I'm Jim, I'm

Aaron.

And today we're talking season two, episode six of Strange New World's Lost in Translation.

Aaron, how do you feel about this, you uhura, centric episode?

I like the uhura eccentricity, sorry, eccentricity, whatever.

Yes, I think I think this, um, the more Star Trek you've seen, maybe the less impressive

this episode is, because this definitely feels like a remix of like themes that have

happened again and again and again, like, you know, we are trying to exploit the resource,

it's harming something that we didn't know about, and we continue the naked acquisition

of greed, or do we stop to spare the ecosystem?

Um, you know, this is the Horta, this is Data's, uh, Nanite, Crystal, uh, things from

that one report like this, this happens in Star Trek a lot, um, and also makes, I thought

it was interesting because like, I was, I thought it's like, wow, we do not see the inside

of a Nesele very much at all.

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