Apr 15, 2025
Every episode of STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS ➢
2x08, Under the Cloak of War [2/2]
Ambassador Dak'Rah, Son of Ra'Ul, it is my honor to welcome you aboard the USS Enterprise.
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Every episode of STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS ➢
2x08, Under the Cloak of War [2/2]
Ambassador Dak'Rah, Son of Ra'Ul, it is my honor to welcome you aboard the USS Enterprise.
Oh, I understand you. General Dak’Rah, son of Ra’Ul.
STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS S02E08 | Under the Cloak of War
#1231
It kind of baffles me that Alora wasn't punished for her crimes but Dak'Rah was. I don't know if it was because Dak'Rah was a Klingon man whereas Alora is an alien woman who can almost pass for human, but the double-standards rubbed me the wrong way, especially since as a woman, said double-standards felt kinda condescending and reeked of benevolent sexism. Nothing wrong with female villains also facing repercussions for their crimes because to me that is gender equality.
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What did you do to Teyla's people?!?!
Every episode of STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS ➢
2x08, Under the Cloak of War [1/2]
Captain Pike and his crew welcome a Klingon defector aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, but his presence triggers the revelation of some shocking secrets.
STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS S02E08 | Under the Cloak of War
#542
"I liked Under the Cloak of War but the ending left the most bitter taste in my mouth. I related more to Chapel and M'Benga's antagonism of the Klingon ambassador when it was pictured as everyday people being absolutely sure that a relevant public figure had done something wrong but unable to prove it. Who hasn't experienced it, these days? But all that went away when they turned M'Benga into a secret super assassin with first-hand knowledge whose answer for the problem of the bad guy was, once again, killing."