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Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5

 

 

SCORE: 37

 

Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 

 

I just finished watching Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 on Paramount+. There are ten episodes that make up Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. The episodes in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 range from twenty-four to thirty-three minutes. I did a little bit of research and found out that this is the final season of this television show. I am happy about that in many regards. There is plenty of bad within Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. There will be spoilers in this review.

The issues families can have with Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 are violence, blood, gore, bad language, lack of attire, enticement to lust, promotion of sexual deviancy, false gods, evolution and more. In one episode in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 there is an attack on capitalism. It is interesting that Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 was only made thanks to capitalism and this show bites the hand that feeds it.

Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 feels more like Star Fleet than any of the previous seasons. There is a bit of humor within Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. Usually when the Klingons are involved. Beckett Mariner has come complete full circle in this show. Beckett Mariner is now responsible. Beckett Mariner actually takes malcontents under her wing and supports them in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5.

Boimler is getting more confident and growing as an officer in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. Tendi makes it back to the crew in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. Rutherford gets rid of his implants in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. He goes to becoming completely human at the end of Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. The captain leaves the ship to go explore the multiverse at the end of Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5.

Ransom becomes the new captain at the end of Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. He inspires the crew in interesting ways in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. There are plenty of issues and problems within Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5. In some ways Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5 does not feel like the same show as the previous seasons. There are less instances of chaos in Star Trek Lower Decks Season 5.
- Paul

 

Video: 41%
Audio: 35%
Replay: 39%
Functionality: 40%
Family Friendly Factor: 32%

System: Paramount+
Publisher: Paramount
Developer: CBS Studios
Rating: ‘TV-14’ - FOURTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Violence, Language}


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