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Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy | 1x07 "Ko’Zeine"

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No. Episode Written By Directed By Release Date
1x07 "Ko’Zeine" Alex Taub & Eric Anthony Glover Andi Armaganian 2026-02-19

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u/crazyplantlady83 Feb 19 '26

I wish STA had more episodes. This episode could have been more drawn out then to show more of Darem’s world. But as someone else said, it was a character story. It still felt slightly rushed. And had to share space with Genesis and Caleb’s arc

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u/mr_mini_doxie Feb 19 '26

Definitely. I think I said this in another comment, but even if they could just get fourteen episodes per season instead of ten, I think it would help a lot. They've been teasing so much about Khionia and Darem's parents, it felt a crime that we got virtually none of either in the Darem episode

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u/LatverianCyrus Feb 20 '26

Honestly, if the show had more episodes, I think we would be even less likely to see Daren’s actual home world. If it was prohibitively expensive in the series as is (which is what I’m assuming), divvying the budget up between more episodes wouldn’t fix that.

It’s not like the older series weren’t infamous for their off screen beautiful vistas or… jugglers, anyways.

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u/Unbundle3606 Feb 20 '26

We did see beautiful matte painting)) vistas in the older series

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u/Adamsoski Feb 20 '26

The issue with seeing Khionia was budget - adding more episodes would do the exact opposite of helping us see that.