'Calypso' still happens in Discovery's future.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary A long-standing question surrounding Star Trek: Discovery is finally answered in the epilogue of Star Trek: Discovery's series finale, "Life, Itself". Decades after the events of Star Trek: Discovery, Admiral Michael Burnham is called to active duty in order to take the USS Discovery out for one final mission.
Related Star Trek: Ranking The 10 Best Short Treks In 2018, CBS All Access released Star Trek: Short Treks as a companion to Star Trek: Discovery. These are the best episodes according to IMDb! Like the V'draysh being an elided version of "Federation" due to the passage of time, Star Trek: The Original Series season 2, episode 23, features the "yangs" and "comms", named for slang evolved from "yankees" and "communists" .
The title of the episode "Calypso" comes from the Odyssey, where Calypso is the name of a nymph who rescues Odysseus and keeps him from continuing his homeward journey for seven years.
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