Spoilers Theory about Carl

[Ryan Thomas Riddle]

He thought Carl was like one of Ellison's Guardians? Then why did he oppose it?

Because RMB is an attention-seeking man child.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Because RMB is an attention-seeking man child.

I've read what he calls "The best Star Trek script ever!" and it's substance-free pewpew space battle nothingness.

 

[NCC-73515]

Doesn't make sense to write that Ellison would spin in his grave if it actually honored Ellison's original ideas.

 

[Amasov]

I think he's the Guardian of Forever. I just know it.

 

[Tim Thomason]

I think he's the Guardian of Forever. I just know it.

There's a point, I think in the second part, where Carl loudly proclaims "I am the Guardian of Forever!" that makes me think you may be right. It's still a little ambiguous, though.

 

[Amasov]

There's a point, I think in the second part, where Carl loudly proclaims "I am the Guardian of Forever!" that makes me think you may be right. It's still a little ambiguous, though.

 

[Unimatrix Q]

From the same episode:

"JANEWAY: The hell you will. The vaunted Q Continuum. Self-anointed guardians of the universe. How dare you come aboard this ship and endanger this crew with your personal tug of war."

Maybe starfleet knows more about the role of the Q in the universe, from unseen interactions with other ships and people.

Why assume Q only interacted with the crews of the Enterprise, DS9 and Voyager?

 

[Nerys Myk]

From the same episode:

"JANEWAY: The hell you will. The vaunted Q Continuum. Self-anointed guardians of the universe. How dare you come aboard this ship and endanger this crew with your personal tug of war."

Maybe starfleet knows more about the role of the Q in the universe, from unseen interactions with other ships and people.

Why assume Q only interacted with the crews of the Enterprise, DS9 and Voyager?

The USS Cerritos says "hello".