At the end of this once-unlikely fourth season, it feels like Alice, Ted, and Beard, along with the team they coach, have become a winning unit in every sense—and one worth following in future seasons.

The Richmond team has never seemed as cohesive as they do toward the end of the season, but it comes amid major upheaval off the pitch.

Ben and Alex Kirshner make the case for ‘Silo.’ Then Scott Tobias and Keith Phipps join to talk ‘Dark Matter’ Season 2, Apple TV’s sci-fi series, ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,’ Korean sci-fi epic ‘Hope,’ and ‘Practical Magic 2.’ Finally, Ben recommends ‘Lego Star Wars: The Mandalorian.’

After years of adventures and personal growth, the season finale shows a future of the Enterprise that is anything but certain.

A player’s injury reopens Alice’s unresolved trauma — while awakening her latent leadership skills. Meanwhile, Roy and Keeley address the elephant in the room.

A retread of an early-series fantasy concept makes for an exhausting and disappointing penultimate episode.

It’s a welcome change of pace to simply watch the players and coaches deal with their personal issues and turn to each other for support.

Hamm stars as a radio reporter who's pulled into a crisis when a hostage taker demands to be interviewed on his program

Kirk and La’an see firsthand why one should never meet their heroes when a living Starfleet legend puts half of the crew in mortal danger.

A New Year’s Eve full of drugs, masks, and House of Pain’s ‘Jump Around’ makes for a night full of interesting developments.

Behind soap opera tropes, Strange New World has its most emotionally resonant episode of the season.

Ted and Alice’s conflicting coaching philosophies and Keeley and Rebecca’s shaky love lives are beginning to weigh on the organization.

Star Trek’s version of a disaster movie sees Spock, Chapel, and M’Benga come to terms with their futures.

Ted and Beard think outside the box to navigate the team’s fractured locker room, while Roy and Keeley reach an agreement about when they can start dating again.

The Enterprise crew turning into living puppets is not what T’Pring had in mind when she told Spock ‘No high jinks.’

Ted and Alice bring in fresh recruits to help the team, but there are mounting issues off the pitch.

Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler lead a True Detective-style mystery with a cosmic streak

Una, M’Benga, and Nyota go undercover in Klingon territory in an episode that pays homage to film noir and ‘Casablanca.’

While most of Richmond warmly welcomes him back, Ted still faces an uphill journey to ensure everyone on his new team is happy.

Ortegas and Scotty’s buddy comedy routine saves what might be the Enterprise crew’s best shore leave ever.