Stormygeddon @ Stormygeddon @startrek.website

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Pike went to Johnny Bravo's barber off screen.

Do you think the humans acting all "logical" is psychosomatic? They're less aware of the cultural history that lead to Vulcans suppressing their emotions and acting logical, so they think that logic is more of a racial trait, and thus act logical.

There is a bit of a precedent of logic being genetically encoded with Star Trek Prodigy when ::: spoiler spoiler Dal ::: acted more logical upon ::: spoiler spoiler activating his Vulcan genes ::: .

That space and time comment kind of rubbed me the wrong way. By the nature of planetary bodies and ships moving at incredible speeds things have to move through space anyway. Episode 19 at 11:54 had a minor animation mistake going on Bribble with some weird clipping. I'm glad that other Val N'Akat supported Gwyn in that climactic battle. It was starting to feel like the dad and the BBEG were the only ones on the planet between the time duplicates in the earlier episodes.

I felt the synergy between this show and Picard went a little stronger than needed. Especially considering the first season was a little weaker than the others. It also felt a little late.

I'm still looking forward to any sequel though. I like the hook of slightly unsanctioned exploring.

I didn't expect Holojaneway to be casually flirting with the Doctor but dang did I need that scene with them.

I liked the "boldness isn't only for the young" speech although I do wish some of my elders aren't so bold these days.

I figured splitting up would've been the bad idea but they were going to do it anyway.

Asencia's posh accent feels like such an extra affectation.

It's been feeling like a few too many back-to-back "big" episodes. It took me a while to realize that the Boothby Supernova wasn't what that othet Nova Squadron did.

They have the bare shoulder sleeves from the comics!

Who else misheard Rok saying "Where did I put my nose?" after sneezing?

Adreek's weird bone horns showing up where his living head didn't look like it had any kind of raised my eyebrows. I didn't care much for the Matrix-like tunnel chase sequence but I did like the sailing sequence and Chakotay's heart-to-heart with Dal.

Every time I hear "It's been a long road" I think "Getting from there to here..."

Gotta hand it to them. They sure know how to keep back-to-back interesting cliffhangers for their episodes. This show would've been so tense as a weekly release.

Oof now that was quite the cliffhanger.

And Holo-Prodigy crew is right: Coffee is awful.

Doppelgangers are always fun. I'm kind of hyped up about the personality swaps for the future episodes.

Now I'm trying to imagine how dysfunctional the crew must've been in whatever episode they had when the EMH saw them. They're usually rather okay all things considered.

With how often Star Trek is inclusive and showing some work/research, I'm a little surprised to see the show mispronounce Sacagawea. Then again, there is at least the excuse that an Andorian is saying the word.

Those red leaved trees are known to produce a lot of sap. Watch out as it can stick to you.

Anyway, I expected more of a "Be careful what you wish for" resolution with L'ak, but they just told Mol what would happen instead of actually doing it / creating a copy with no memories. I was disappointed with that.

I'm also kind of disappointed that Vulcans are so often seen kissing instead of doing the finger thing.

I learned the term from Baldur's Gate 3, personally.

When I was doing a all Star Trek movies marathon recently, I did wonder what that Species that looked like a Klingon but wasn't a Klingong was, but it seemed hard to look up. Now I know he was an Efrosian.

“Euclidean Geometry”; this is the first mention of a species called the Euclideans.

Hehe

What else can be expected by someone nearly as legendary as Miles O'Brian?

Well, anyway today I learned the word Pataphysics.

I thought that the twist to Burnham's mindscape challenge would have been that she needed to empathize with others, and thus take a look at what Book was reading the whole damn time.

It is the 31st Millennium. For centuries the L'ak Emperor of Breenkind has sat immobile on the silver throne. He is master of Breenkind by the will of of the gods and master of a million worlds by the might of His inexhaustible armies. He is a rotting carcass writhing invisibly with power from the progenitor age of technology. He is the Carrion Lord of the vast Imperium of Breen for whom a thousand souls are sacrificed every day so that he may never truly die...