Season 2 Episode titles, writers, directors revealed...

[F. King Daniel]

Columbo and Star Trek both have episodes with the title "Dagger of the Mind." It happens.

Now I really wanna see Columbo split into good and evil halves

 

[Tuskin38]

Did you change your username?


Anywho, I'll be surprised if

Spoiler: Spoiler

"Under The Cloak Of War" doesn't involves the Romulans

Spoiler

It could also be the Klingon episode

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Spoiler

It could also be the Klingon episode

Yep, we know for sure they're in S2.

 

[The Wormhole]

"Why not both?"

 

[bookworm8571]

A Mirror Universe episode?

 

[Tuskin38]

A Mirror Universe episode?

Why would you think that?

 

[bookworm8571]

Why would you think that?

The rumored title of the second episode does look like a Terran Empire slogan, though I suppose it could be about some other despot.

 

[Christopher]

The rumored title of the second episode does look like a Terran Empire slogan, though I suppose it could be about some other despot.

Umm, "Ad Astra Per Aspera" is the motto of Earth Starfleet, seen on the Starfleet emblem patch in Star Trek: Enterprise. So definitely not an Empire slogan.

 

[Tuskin38]

It’s also the motto of Kansas, NASA and a bunch of other things.

 

[fireproof78]

The rumored title of the second episode does look like a Terran Empire slogan, though I suppose it could be about some other despot.

Sighs...Latin is a hard language:
ad astra per aspera
LATIN PHRASE
to the stars through hardships

 

[Christopher]

ad astra per aspera
LATIN PHRASE
to the stars through hardships

Or, put another way, "It's been a long road getting from there to here."

 

[fireproof78]

Or, put another way, "It's been a long road getting from there to here."

Catchy. Someone should make a song about that.

 

[mattman8907]

Catchy. Someone should make a song about that.

and use it as the opening song for a tv series.

 

[Nerys Myk]

and use it as the opening song for a tv series.

I'm thinking a movie.

 

[Sci]

So The Orville used "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" as the title of an episode of theirs. So what? What a silly thing to worry about.

 

[CorporalClegg]

We live in the darkest timeline hellscape. I worry about tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow all the time, my dude.

 

[Nerys Myk]

It's just a day away.

 

[Amasov]

Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow sounds straight out of TOS.

I love it.

 

[donners22]

I'm sure "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" is quoted in Spock vs Q.

 

[Christopher]

Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow sounds straight out of TOS.

In the sense that TOS used plenty of Shakespeare-quote titles, yeah: "Dagger of the Mind," "The Conscience of the King," "By Any Other Name," "Wink of an Eye" (maybe), "All Our Yesterdays," The Undiscovered Country. Although there were a fair number of Shakespeare titles in other series -- TAS: "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth," TNG: "Thine Own Self," DS9: "Past Prologue" (a paraphrase), "Heart of Stone" (maybe), "Once More Unto the Breach," and "The Dogs of War," VGR: "Mortal Coil," DSC: "Vaulting Ambition," "What's Past is Prologue," "Such Sweet Sorrow," and "There is a Tide...," LD: "Where Pleasant Fountains Lie," PRO: "All the World's a Stage," SNW: "A Quality of Mercy" (a paraphrase).

So the only shows not to use Shakespearean titles are Enterprise and Picard, which seems ironic in the latter case.