Deep Slide Nine.
Didn't that show up in PRO S2 as well?
I took is as a LDS-style tongue in cheek comment on how different the Disco Klingons were, just like they pointed out how a 31 badge makes very little sense
Yes, I got confused for a moment
Spoilers Star Trek: Lower Decks 5x10 - "The New Next Generation"
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They very specifically said it was permanent.
Was it my imagination or was the series theme music re-recorded for the finale with a grander orchestration?
I'm pretty sure all of the thousands of Ds in Parallels looked the same on the outside.
The wave effect changing ships and Klingons reminded me of how the Krenim time waves changed ships in Year of Hell
The Cerritos variants we see here weren't prime Sovereign/Miranda/Freedom classes, since they kept the Cali nacelles.
The alt-Freedom looks much better than the prime Freedom, with 2 pylons and a proper deflector section.
The wave effect changing ships and Klingons reminded me of how the Krenim time waves changed ships in Year of Hell
The Cerritos variants we see here weren't prime Sovereign/Miranda/Freedom classes, since they kept the Cali nacelles.
The alt-Freedom looks much better than the prime Freedom, with 2 pylons and a proper deflector section.
Nah. Untrained/owner thinks its outbursts are 'cute.'Saddest part of this episode was losing that puppy.
I'm sorry but pup was... probably better off with what happened.
Notice how Ma'ah's Targ is well mannered and behaved as compared to the little yappy thing.
Was that Lieutenant O'Connor returning from his ascension in sickbay there at the end?
Or Dogpool.That dog was almost as ugly as the ENT Risa one
Everything is permanent until it isn't.
Just like a wormhole is stable until it isn't, like the Barzan wormhole.
Or how binding contracts can be broken.
9/10
They stuck the landing for the most part.
CONS: Carol giving the Klingons the shield freq's, trusting that fake Admiral message,the out of nowhere conflict between Tendi and T'Lynn, Rutherford acting totally out of character and all of a sudden hating the Cerritos, when did Mariner learn how to dam up a multiverse river?
PROs: Pretty much the rest. Seeing the alt ships and alt DISCO and proto-Klingons was fun. Freeman trusting her crew implicitly was a very good captain like thing finally! Starfleet admins were smart for a change and grasped the situation. The Enterprise-E cameo. SB80 redemption! "Engage the core!"
I am really bummed this is the end. LD was a great, fun, show. I also feel we are at the beginning of the end for P+. If they won't even support a relatively cheap to produce animated series where does that leave Trek in a year or so? I'd be surprised if SNW makes it past S4 and other than the Starfleet Academy series few seem excited for not much seems to be coming down the Trek pipeline.
They stuck the landing for the most part.
CONS: Carol giving the Klingons the shield freq's, trusting that fake Admiral message,the out of nowhere conflict between Tendi and T'Lynn, Rutherford acting totally out of character and all of a sudden hating the Cerritos, when did Mariner learn how to dam up a multiverse river?
PROs: Pretty much the rest. Seeing the alt ships and alt DISCO and proto-Klingons was fun. Freeman trusting her crew implicitly was a very good captain like thing finally! Starfleet admins were smart for a change and grasped the situation. The Enterprise-E cameo. SB80 redemption! "Engage the core!"
I am really bummed this is the end. LD was a great, fun, show. I also feel we are at the beginning of the end for P+. If they won't even support a relatively cheap to produce animated series where does that leave Trek in a year or so? I'd be surprised if SNW makes it past S4 and other than the Starfleet Academy series few seem excited for not much seems to be coming down the Trek pipeline.
Quarks voice "May I, for very reasonable fee, introduce you to a company called Fanhome?"
He and Olly should hook up.
My theory on the different appearances of the Klingons is based on the idea that there is a "Temporal Cold War", where various factions muck up the timeline to their advantage, as established in Season 2 of SNW. So, in order, the Klingons developed from Proto-Klingons to DISC Klingons to TOS Klingons to TMP Klingons and finally to TNG Klingons. We're not looking at just different types of Klingons; we're looking at the evolutions (literal and figuratively) of the Klingons. But because the timeline is being mucked up IN-universe, we, as the audience, see the discrepancies literally out of order. So, any Klingon's physical appearance is what they have always looked like, from a certain point of view. And, as alluded to by these different quantum realities, which all exist within the same timeline (think of strands of a very large rope, with each strand being on a different schedule of time). So, a DISC Klingon's appearance could easily be around the year 2360s in one reality, where that same appearance could exist circa 2460s. It's just that such appearance, and its subsequent evolution, have their own time-table of occurring. Another theory of mind is that rather than seeing branching timelines as a tree, see the timelines as a railroad yard, with some tracks branching off before merging again. JMO.
I assume we all agree that the show canonically establishes that the DISCO Klingons....are the result of Klingons being exposed to quantum radiation.
There was a time crystal explosion that hit much of the Empire.
There was a time crystal explosion that hit much of the Empire.
Well, like DS9, SB80 has just become the most important station in the quadrant. Maybe Starfleet can finally invest in its infrastructure to update it's systems a bit?
Maybe that's the "real" additional 8 minutes they added to the episode - equivalent to the screentime Titmouse reanimated to give everyone cameos.
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