Lower Decks' "Starbase 80?"

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“Starbase 80?!” is another in the line of Lower Decks’ repeated lessons about communication and judgment

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"Starbase 80?!" is another in the line of season five’s repeated lessons about communication and judgment.

For Mariner , Starbase 80 represents one of the lowest times of her career (and for Lower Decks alike), when she was reassigned to the infamously run-down Starbase by her mother as punishment for misconduct she didn’t commit.

Starbase 80 represents to Captain Freeman both her potential failure as a captain, but also her failure to be a mother.

The more she works with the crew, the more she realizes that she and the denizens of the Starbase have more in common than her fear had allowed her to consider.

She knows what it’s like to struggle without recognition, support, or resources.

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