Spoilers General Disco Chat Thread

[JirinPanthosa]

One minor detail that seems odd to me.

Why do 23rd century humans know so much about Bajorans? Maybe the Federation had a relationship with Bajor before the Occupation but the fact they are considered 'Deep space' makes me think they shouldn't yet.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

One minor detail that seems odd to me.

Why do 23rd century humans know so much about Bajorans? Maybe the Federation had a relationship with Bajor before the Occupation but the fact they are considered 'Deep space' makes me think they shouldn't yet.

Do they mention Bajor in the show?
I did think they looked like they knew too much about Romulans though

 

[JirinPanthosa]

Do they mention Bajor in the show?
I did think they looked like they knew too much about Romulans though

There were some references to Bajoran cooking, and when Hugh appeared as Bajoran in the holoprogram, he was immediately recognized as such.

 

[fireproof78]

It's like the Matrix and their combadges inject knowledge straight in to them.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

There were some references to Bajoran cooking, and when Hugh appeared as Bajoran in the holoprogram, he was immediately recognized as such.

Ah ya you are right about Hugh. Maybe they had some contact I dont think DS9 ever said they definitely didnt.

Was the hasperat line a communication from DS9 ?

 

[Campe]

Its where everyone gets their serious grown up news from surely

Surely.

 

[NCC-73515]

I can't stand The Crittical Drinker, and where the fuck do these people get their channel names? eek
Major Grin too has become a bit annoying, not that I watched his channel much.

He's not just pointing out mistakes, he also points out where things fit:

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Do they mention Bajor in the show?
I did think they looked like they knew too much about Romulans though

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[Gingerbread Demon]

He's not just pointing out mistakes, he also points out where things fit:

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I avoided reading the comments after the first 50..... Ick people suck.

The timeship from Enterprise was from ther 31st Century so it does fit in. Why not?

 

[NCC-73515]

I avoided reading the comments after the first 50..... Ick people suck.

The timeship from Enterprise was from ther 31st Century so it does fit in. Why not?

Exactly. But people like to think Grin is a hater

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

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Possible but very coincidental

 

[fireproof78]

Exactly. But people like to think Grin is a hater

I just don't give random YT videos a click without a good summary and context. Otherwise, hard pass.

 

[Kzinti]

Exactly. But people like to think Grin is a hater

my problem with him isn't that i think he's a ''hater'' or whatever but that he belongs to the ''fandom menace'' crowd

 

[NCC-73515]

my problem with him isn't that i think he's a ''hater'' or whatever but that he belongs to the ''fandom menace'' crowd

Based on what?

 

[Gilora]

One minor detail that seems odd to me.

Why do 23rd century humans know so much about Bajorans? Maybe the Federation had a relationship with Bajor before the Occupation but the fact they are considered 'Deep space' makes me think they shouldn't yet.

Burham and Book talk about the Bajoran Exchange, so, obviously, Burnham knows what Bajorans look like.

 

[Discofan]

Burham and Book talk about the Bajoran Exchange, so, obviously, Burnham knows what Bajorans look like.

Sure, she did stuff off-screen for one year. That's a lot of time to get acquainted with the 32nd century. She could have read the logs of Kirk, Picard, Sisko, and Janeway for all we know.

 

[starfleettanner]

Just had a sudden realization that we're not getting any new Star Trek episode tonight/tomorrow. Kind of bummed at that... wonder when S2 of Lower Decks will be ready to air now?

 

[Gilora]

Sure, she did stuff off-screen for one year. That's a lot of time to get acquainted with the 32nd century. She could have read the logs of Kirk, Picard, Sisko, and Janeway for all we know.

Um, what? The question was how does the Discovery crew know what Bajorans look like. The whole crew may not know. But Burnham does because she's been to the Bajoran Exchange in the 32nd century.

This is said in the freaking dialog.

 

[Angry Fanboy]

Why wouldn't they know what Bajorans look like anyway?

The Federation didn't meet the Bajorans for the first time a year before Starfleet set up camp on Deep Space Nine.

The Bajorans had been in space in some shape or form for hundreds of years - no reason why the Federation wouldn't have already encountered them by the 2250s.

 

[Discofan]

Why wouldn't they know what Bajorans look like anyway?

The Federation didn't meet the Bajorans for the first time a year before Starfleet set up camp on Deep Space Nine.

The Bajorans had been in space in some shape or form for hundreds of years - no reason why the Federation wouldn't have already encountered them by the 2250s.

Just as we know that the Trill went on Earth as far back as the time of TOS.

 

[Tuskin38]

Just as we know that the Trill went on Earth as far back as the time of TOS.

Even before that, the 22nd Century. There was also an exiled Cardassian poet on Vulcan at the same time.