Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

A little more clarity next time.
There must be something pretty damn interesting in there
Something is causing me to feel this.
CULBER: Well, Saru was touching my arm right before it happened.
Hull sensors will go numb in five.
And as a captain, I have never been more afraid.
There is a planet about two light-years away from it.
what it's like to have their home destroyed, and
at stopping this before it's too late.
why I shouldn't call security right now.
My dad.
Could our suits be malfunctioning?
The coming... of death. [groans]
So we attach like a parasite. Yeah, that's a good idea.
If you have a plan, I'll need every detail.
Once your ship is invisible to Zora...
- Mr. Saru. It's okay. - [gasps]
Maybe if we stay cloaked
including the two that you interacted with today.
how to... how to start that.
The bluntness with which you spoke to the captain today
Maybe we'll find something that'll tell us.
So whatever's doing this is doing it some other way.
Stay in contact. That's it.
Okay. We're right below Engineering.
I could just... feel it.
figure out who they are
Listen, if you're not all-in on this,
You don't know the ship half as well as I do.
That must be why the structure was reinforced--
of Klingon warriors.
but the lives we're trying to save include hers,
Oh, one structure looks like it's still intact.
CULBER: Captain?
End of story.
When we agreed to survey the planet,
[door whooshes open]
DETMER: Maybe some emotions are universal.
all the way down to the surface.
In other words, make the trip count;
- There has to be a way in. - A new scan won't tell us
I have to.
I don't think so.
Whether they worry about tomorrow or not,
to mention that, like, ever again.
We sent DOTs down to the planet's surface
Confident and, um,
How could you be,
Well, that sounds like a great idea. They put us in the brig.
These pillars contain traces of what I presume is their DNA--
BURNHAM: I don't know yet.
equally possible that they already know