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That's not Decker, that's Matthews! or Vince Deadrick Sr. at least...

Pretty sure that's Frank da Vinci on the right as well, in blue.

That was fun! Lots of fun for trekkies too :D

People who write "would of" instead of "would have".

The Cage and Where No Man was filmed on a different stage with a fixed painted background, so unfortunately not feasible to do every week.

Noone ever seems to celebrate new year's eve in Star Trek.

They can't be very popular here in Sweden, we've only had three flavors for the last 20 years, original, sour cream & onion and some paprika/bell pepper flavor that doesn't seem to exist in the US.

This one is so wild, it's all fairly reasonable going from the audition list to the Concordance to the Encyclopedia, but the person who identified the particular extra as Goldsmith is just completely outrageous. They just picked some guy (and there's many extras in Corbomite Maneuver!) and said...

I would not see it as impossible that Clint dies in the next episode. To show how scary Kingpin is maybe.

Your spoiler warning said Far From Home and not No Way Home, so thanks for that I guess. :)

Amazing! That's the same combination I have on my luggage!

Which is reused footage from The Corbomite Maneuver.

When I read the article on my phone a couple of hours ago the excerpts and citations didn't line break properly, Chrome on Android. Excellent article as usual! I'm thinking that if they had wanted McGivers in the movie and Rhue wouldn't have been available they would've just recast her. Makes...

And from cats to humans too, this picture made me yawn!

That's not was he's arguing at all. He's saying that it's easier to watch Star Trek without thinking about Gene Roddenberry than it is to watch I, Spy without thinking of Cosby.

This originally comes from Star Trek Concordance listing Woody Talbert and Christian Ducheuax as playing "Crewman #1 and #2" in The Naked Time, and people making unsubstantiated logical leaps. You can find more at https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Talk:Woody_Talbert

This fact is from the episode "Dawn of Dragoon" which is the first time we see Trolla and get to learn how everything there is backwards.

Unknown, but probably not going to get mentioned because of rights.

The Horde was mentioned in episode 4 or 5 I think, on Preternia while talking about He-Ro. Doesn't necessarily say anything about Hordak i guess.

Do we know the ship isn't just tilted on the picture to fit better on the page? Maybe the rest of the ship should be angled.