Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 2x04 - "Among the Lotus Eaters"
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M"Benga is Spock's Wise Old Man on his Hero's journey. IMHO Spock failed his hero's journey in TOS. He winds up rather befuddled, talking to Data and wanting to be a machine man.
Well, OK. To each his or her or whatever pronouns own.
true! Mirrorverse, Prime and Kelvin makes three Universes, ergo the terminus Multiverse is warranted
oh no, your one of those
nope, those are still Prime
I love the more the show ties itself to previous continuity, the more some fans try to say its disconnected.
So you think that it's the same universe even though the timeline changed, so that everything in that universe is different from itself now past a point of divergence.
Sneaky.
in the prodigy season finale we saw that when the universal translator is turned off fleetwide chaos ensues as all the alien species can no longer communicate, apparently standard isn’t standard at all.
I really enjoyed this one. In a way, it's the episode I've been waiting for from the season: a fresh take on a familar high-concept story similar to "Children of the Comet."
I appreciate that the shipboard story left me grinning, while the planetside story had interesting world-building and a poignant thematic core. I found this a touching study of living with memory loss. It resonated.
And it was nice to have a modest character arc for Ortegas. Give Melissa Navia more to do, show!
Also, castles on Star Trek! The matte painting of Rigel VII used in the original series is one of my oldest and fondest Star Trek images. (If I could have a good print of that painting, I'd jump at the chance.) To see it reimagined here with a beautiful alpine rosiness was a delight.
A 9 for me.
I appreciate that the shipboard story left me grinning, while the planetside story had interesting world-building and a poignant thematic core. I found this a touching study of living with memory loss. It resonated.
And it was nice to have a modest character arc for Ortegas. Give Melissa Navia more to do, show!
Also, castles on Star Trek! The matte painting of Rigel VII used in the original series is one of my oldest and fondest Star Trek images. (If I could have a good print of that painting, I'd jump at the chance.) To see it reimagined here with a beautiful alpine rosiness was a delight.
A 9 for me.
They did.
Then people like you found ways to twist the name for your own pathetic amusement.
Name me another Star Trek show where the ST is included in the abbreviation?
He was able to read the totem in his house.
Maybe we should consider our reactions to somebody else's art.
I have been described by these words.. among many..
Well when you speak fluent sarcasm as I do people snarking back is expected.
I seem to recall being told (back when I was knee deep in the Star Wars vs. Star Trek debate) that Star Trek was designed for intelligent, thoughtful, introspective people and Star Wars was for children who liked flashing lights.
Jokes on us, I guess.
It's so interesting because people say they want more connective tissue yet when it happens there are claims of a different universe.
Can't win for losing at this point.
"But you...I never forget a face. Doctor...M'Benga...isn't it?"
Also in DSC Season 2, when they encounter the sphere it knocks the internal translators offline. No one can understand each other except Saru, who spoke like 40 languages.
No, I think it's a TV show made in the 2020s as opposed to a TV show made in the 1960s
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