of the episode when Michael and others from the Discovery came on board the Glenn to find the entire crew and a group of Klingons dead and particularly exciting when they got away from the creature that killed the said dead people on the Glenn.
The Glenn is no doubt named after the late astronaut and US Senator John Glenn who died on December 8 2016 whilst Discovery was in development.
Intriguing Captain Lorca explaining to Michael what he has been working on and showing the worlds including Romulus.
Funnily enough executive producer Aaron Harberts had said on the first After Trek episode O Discovery, Where Art Thou? that Romulan is kind of a dirty word in the writer’s room.
So I guess it is OK to show the Romulans’ homeworld!
Thrilling thatthe captain had secretly brought the creature on board the Discovery.

Star Trek: Discovery – 1 x 4 - The Butcher’s Knife Cares Not for the Lamb’s Cry:
Guest stars Jayne Brook in her first appearance as Admiral Cornwell.
Jayne Brook is someone I have in a lot of places previously.
This includes playing Maureen Robinson in The Robinsons: Lost In Space, the pilot for a new Lost In Space series that never came to be.
The original Lost In Space is a contemporary of the original Star Trek having been born in the 1960s and coincidentally there is going to be a new Lost In Space series next year 2018 with a brand new cast meaning that Brook is not reprising Maureen Robinson.
Not a bad episode.
Nothing much to say about the episode