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In article <v28ire$2cqhn$1@dont-email.me>, arthur@alum.calberkeley.org wrote:

>Star Trek: Discovery (Paramount+) "Labyrinths" - Discovery visits an 
>archive of universal knowledge with the Breen hot on their tails. 
>Meh!!!  Two observations.  First, I would have really liked to have seen 
>the archive be armed to the teeth and easily able to knock the Breen 
>around.  And second, what's with the Discovery sets all on fires as if 
>the interior of the ship was made of kindling wood.  What exactly is 
>burning on that ship and why?

Ships in Star Trek are always catching on fire and belching out showers of 
sparks.

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Let's go Brandon!