![]() More than that, the structure and plot of the episode can’t help but emphasise some of the more misguided creative decisions of the third season, with Proving Ground introducing a bunch of clever (and exciting concepts) into the arc only to take them right away at the end. The conclusion seems to be that Shran might be a nice guy underneath it all. The sense of weight and impact of the episode is relatively minimal, like Cease Fire before it. Much like the second season, there is a sense that Shran has been slotted into “the obligatory Andorian episode” as a way to fill a production slot in a chaotic season. ![]() ![]() Shran makes a very quick cameo in Zero Hour, but this is the extent to which the Andorians are involved in the larger plot of the third season. At the same time, the episode is also very episodic.
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