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Yes, it’s from a season three episode, “Alter Ego”, where Kim and Tuvok both develop feelings for the same holodeck character (who, spoiler, may be more than she initially appears).

My reading -- and what appears to be the interpretation of others who've commented as well -- is that the transphobe thinks biology agrees with them, while the biologist are explicitly saying they do not align with transphobes.

Right, but what is the image saying that's false?

Imagine wanting to remove this from an episode?

Yeah, right now the idea seems to begin and end with more Trek by Terry Matalas, and if that's all they're bringing to the table...I'm good.

Even though I do like Seven, Raffi, and Crash LaForge, the ongoing adventures of Jack Crusher does not appeal to me in the slightest.

Who’s angry? I just don’t think he’s a particularly good showrunner, and if not for people being blinded by his over reliance on fan service and nostalgia, it wouldn’t even be a question.

Yeah, what else would a “full night’s rest” mean?

What timeline do you want it set in?

I kinda hope that "Legacy" does get off the ground, if for no other reason than that all the folks champing at the bit for it will be confronted by the fact that once you take out the TNG cast, what you're left with is show created by the same dude who was showrunner for season two of PIC and who thinks owning a BttF DeLorean is a personality trait, featuring the Scrappy Doo of Star Trek.

Which reminds me, that comic needs more Moriarty.

Now that you mention it, seems like a missed opportunity when the Defiant was sent to hunt down some persons of interest to not include Moriarty.

Clearly the communications officer.

It’s a building specifically for housing a vehicle.

“Home Improvement”

You don’t remember Tim the Tool Man Taylor rebuilding the Enterprise D in his garage?

TNG aired in 1987, so it's only 37 years. Whomever it was that wrote that headline stretched a bit to generate some extra clicks. Yeah, TAS ended in 1974, but there's still 13 years in between where there was no Star Trek, which is apparently getting lumped into the Star-Trek-that-Riker-has-shown-up-in bundle.

In my opinion, I think some people would ascribe value to authentic luxury goods.

For example a bottle of genuine Chateau Picard. Why go to all the trouble of growing, harvesting, and fermenting the grapes when you can just snap at a replicator, *"Wine, Bordeaux, room temperature!" and have it materialize one for you?

Or, in "Captain's Holiday" Riker asks Picard to purchase for him a Horga'hn while on Risa. Granted, this is a bit of subterfuge to try and get Picard laid, but from Picard's perspective, Riker is asking for a genuine artifact of something he could likely easily replicate aboard the ship. Compare that to Quark in "Let He Who Is Without Sin" who likely doesn't care about the authenticity of the experience, and saves a few credits by having Horga'hns already when they on the way, likely replicated on the runnabout ahead of time.

Yes, this is definitely a very real tweet from PIC seasons two and three showrunner, Terry Matalas, made in 2013.

$150 for Data, you don’t want to know how much it cost to get Lore.