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Two Doctor-lite episodes in a row is too much for me. I need more Doctor in my Doctor Who. If the dots can kill you just by flying into your head, why did they bother with the slug monsters? Sheer sadism?

I enjoyed the episode while I was watching it, but it all fell apart at the end for me. The whole story depends on The Old Woman being some kind of Lovecraftian creature who makes people run screaming in terror as soon as she speaks to them. But if she's just a nice old lady who has come back...

Spock and Mudd were roommates? Let's see that story!

This episode got off to a slow start for me. Who thought it was a good idea to begin with an actor ranting in Klingon, then a lot of expository dialogue as they slog through the desert, then some stiff conversation on the Shenzhou bridge? I guess they weren't interested in hanging on to any...

I was surprised how strongly the uniforms, ship interiors, etc. reminded me of Enterprise. I guess that's how they're getting across the "prequel-ness" of the series. Not pre-Cage, but post-Enterprise. Michelle Yeoh's captain seems so much like the traditional Starfleet ideal -- "Starfleet...

"Oh, did that hurt? Look, I'm playing the world's smallest violin."

"B-15... B-15..." "Bingo!"

Spock shouting, "THE WOMEN!"

Spock Must Die, when it first came out. I was so excited at the thought of a new Star Trek story, I was trying to read it in the car on the way home, even though it was dark. I was trying to use all the available light from buildings and streetlights.

Spock: "Right earring rule? What are you talking about?"

Holy crap! Nicholas Meyer! This is great news.

It's a Beige Alert!

This is the first time I saw a trailer for a Star Trek movie and said, "I have no interest in seeing that."

Did Chopra tell the Grunt to "Spack off!", just like the 4th Doctor in "Destiny of the Daleks"?

Can I say both? I think she's going to die and be revived with that immortality charge or something similar, like that highwayman did.

Capt. Kirk: Matt, where's your crew? Matt Decker: On the third planet. Capt. Kirk: There IS no third planet! Matt Decker: Don't you think I know that? There was, but not anymore!

Sure, don't you remember how Neelix was always cooking with liono roots?

"Our script," says Simon Pegg, "Will not be too Star Treky." Fandom does facepalm.

Apparently there is an Archer, Montana. Maybe you can cook up some connection.

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