What just seemed a fun little Star Trek parody suddenly became better than anything Star Trek or Star Wars has done in eons. What changed was going from mostly 1 off episodes that really didn't have much connection with each other, to really going with a linear storyline starting with 'A Happy Refrain'. Suddenly all the rest of the episodes were connected and the show lept into unforeseen quality. Of course lost in that is some of the humor, so frankly a mix of the two is fine for the future. Regardless, the last 8 or 9 episodes of Season 2, were some of the best Sci-Fi in ages. Congrats Seth and thanks!