“Duet” is a gripping, emotional and compelling episode. From start to finish, it immerses the audience in an incredible web of anger, outrage, guilt and deep, deep sadness. It’s a story about emotions – but, more importantly, it’s a story about knowing when emotions blur the lines between justice and vengeance. There are a few moments which, upon reflection, may tilt the whole affair a bit too much over the top. But given that there have been very few episodes like it in the series thus far, the result is arresting and effective.

Topics: Sci-Fi, TV Reviews
Filed under: Star Trek

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