She'll be back in Season 2.
Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 1x09 - "All Those Who Wander"
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She'll be back in Season 2.
man i gotta say this series continues to be awesome, certainly the best star trek series or works(tv/movies) I have seen in a long time... also certainly didnt see the twist with hemmer coming.
Yeah, I don't know why she wouldn't have known unless it's something that she suppressed or literally never witnessed/figured out.
So how do we outgross this episode? Maybe have La'an in a future episode put ceti eels into the Gorn hearing organs while forcing them to eat the scorpion aliens from TNG Conspiracy.
What are we calling Spock/Chapel these days? Chock? "Steer clear of this week's episode, it's full of chock".
What are we calling Spock/Chapel these days? Chock? "Steer clear of this week's episode, it's full of chock".
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You missed a terrific chance to call it Spackel.
I think it was a pretty solid episode, but, I have to say I found killing Hemmer off to be completely unnecessary. Some sloppy writing at the end where La'an decides to reveal what happens if the Gorn spit venom at you, resulting in Hemmer taking his own life. This was done for pure shock value and nothing more.
Probably something to do with it being just like Andoria
Hemmer's death was the lowpoint of the episode for me, mostly because it didn't yet need to happen. I can handle Gorn hatchling spitting reproductive mucus. Hemmer leaving the show just 9 episodes in(and he wasn't even in all nine)? Not so much.
Have Pike served chilled monkey brains and snake surprise for breakfast. Yes. Breakfast.
It deserves a 10 from me. This series is turning into something really special. Love all the character. Hemmer's death was tragic, heartbreaking, and extremely heroic. This was a great episode for Uhura as well. I'll miss the dynamic between Uhura and Hemmer, but it is clear her time with him has given her a clarity she'll carry with her for the rest of her life. The Gorn were terrifying this episode. Overall, this episode was a real gem.
Or that was the plan from the beginning and Horak knew it when he signed up. His status as a reoccurring makes more sense know.
They literally said it was.
His twin brother Annvil will show up,
I honestly don't know about Kurtman's role, but yes, you can definitely blame Berman for a lot of the bad stuff during his era. He really didn't know what he was doing. He kind of learned as time went on and was pushed in some cases. I say that as someone who enjoys much of his era. Although, notably, DS9 is my favorite and where he was much less involved.
Nah, they're playing this as a Prime timeline series. It's not a reboot in any shape or form. However, they're filling in gaps that seem new to us.
Also, yes, this is very much the Spock who'd throw soup at Chapel. Didn't you see him towards the end of the episode where she approaches him and he violently grabs her? That's the same primitive anger.
Not Syckle?
Plus Spock was in the angry throes of pon farr when he threw the bowl of plomeek soup. He had little control over his emotional outbursts and, as we know from Trek, Vulcan emotions can make human ones seem downright average.
I wonder if Chris Doohan has a son or a grandson who's an actor.