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Another great episode of LD doing what it does best--exploring how life not at the front lines can work for the Trek universe.
Got navigating Klingon bureaucracy one side and on the other some sizeable world building for Migleemo's species, which we finally have a name for! (Klowahka, ha! You can't tell me that wasn't a deliberate play on "cloaca" on the part of the writers)
It definitely looks much darker and more distrustful than your usual Trek. https://youtu.be/P2vCCGri8EY?si=yC8i6yFBrh1DZcEo
But I think it should be interesting nonetheless. Not just as a Star Trek story, but also as a spy thriller, too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OE46re11tQ
TBH, it's a great episode and makes me so sad this is the last season.
https://www.startrek.com/videos/nycc-2024-starfleet-academy-reveals-panel
Too short. It would have been nice to have more representation from the bulk of humanity (Asia).
I just heard Akira Goldsmith say if paramount lets them, they’ll go into the TOS era and they already know how they would do it!
https://youtu.be/bpjpCFSUJWs?si=6zdD1YPYq6goZhWT
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Did Chakotay & Adreek-Hu maroon themselves and Protostar on Ysida in order to uphold the Temporal Prime Directive as well as prevent the Living Construct from destroying Starfleet?
Seems like a great sacrifice course who knows what would happened if he met Starfleet in 2374 and told them about the original Voyager's status in the Delta quadrant. The past is the past and the future is... who knows?
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...the Loom?
Personally, I think it's been a good while since Trek's last had so intimidating a villain to fight with. Watching the Loom just waltz through shields, forcefields, and even hull plating like they were nothing and being pretty much helpless to really do anything to do more than just slow them down was pretty nerve wracking.
You could barely fight them too. Phasers, even when attuned to the right frequencies, barely seemed to do anything to them. A volley of quantum torpedoes to the face at near pointblank range seemed to do more damage to the shuttle that fired them than to the single individual Loom they hit. Even Wesley Crusher, with all of his marvelous powers as Traveler, couldn't really do much to combat them, being of the opinion that the best way to fight them generally was to try NOT to if at all possible.
And that's all without getting into how they devour anyone and anything right out of history, a process that did NOT seem pleasant to experience, but even more horrifying is the thought it just completely and utterly wipes out the victim so thoroughly, it was as if they had never existed in the first place, with no records, no memories, no traces at all of them remaining. It's going to haunt me that Starfleet will probably never know for certain just how many they themselves lost fighting these guys.
The Rev-1 when it first arrived to face the Voyager-A looked like how it came the same way the Narada when it attacked the USS Kelvin. Since crusher knows about the Kelvin timeline (or Narada incursion as he calls it), could he have given ascencia information on red matter for her to create these wormholes to transport the rev-1?
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I’m happy that the PRO writers decided to put in canon that Future Guy is Wesley Crusher. I’d thought as much since Future Guy first appeared on ENT.
What did everyone think of the new season of Prodigy? I enjoyed it. It was fun seeing adult Wesley, and all the time paradox stuff was cool. I also liked all the tie-ins with Picard, like little Jack Crusher and the Synth attack. I hope the show gets a season 3.
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