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EDIT: Lamentably, the Paramount Plus episode list calls this episode "Dos Cerrito," which is what I used here. However, in the episode itself, the title is the more sensible "Dos Cerritos".

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Star Trek: Lower Decks — "Second Contact"

Memory Alpha Entry: "Second Contact"

/r/startrek Episode Discussion: Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Lower Decks | 1x01 "Second Contact"

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Star Trek: Lower Decks — "No Small Parts"

Memory Alpha Entry: "No Small Parts"

/r/startrek Episode Discussion: Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Lower Decks | 1x10 "No Small Parts"

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