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As Bones said in TWOK, "better... hurry."

Scripted and shot.

That's cool. And if Shatner is unable to do it, they could cast Tim Allen to play him.

This is so not rooted in the text that it's as close to objectively wrong as an opinion can be.

I think we were supposed to feel uncomfortable. It's our first visit to Starfleet in the series; bright, sunny day, Goldsmith on the soundtrack, Picard looking wistful. We're home. Then the rug gets pulled out from under us; things have changed and we're not in Kansas anymore. Picard feels old...

Where is the anomaly?!

Same thing that happened to the Bajoran wormhole.

Me too. "All we've got to do is keep our heads!" Well, I loved it, particularly the inclusion of the Disco-Klingons and the Kelvin one-nacelle fan debate. I had a bit of a lump in the throat at the end. "Tune in... uh-oh."

They absolutely were, and by 1979. They worked for fan audiences in tongue-in-cheek/nostalgic homages.

That's an iconic soundbite from TWOK, though. Sam Witwer confirmed via Trekyards that he played all Kirks. Shatner was a consultant but was not present on set.

Yes, a bit of both. "Witwer and Selleck were filmed in costume, performing as Kirk and Spock on set, aided by both physical and digital prosthetics resulting in period-accurate portrayals matching the appearance of the characters as they originally appeared in TV and Film at the time."

It would have to be a Shatner-deepfake thing like here, as Witwer is the age Patrick Stewart was in TNG Season 1; I don't know if it'd be viable, cheap or convincing enough for the amount of screentime Kirk has in SNW. :shrug: This was beautiful, and I like that the ambiguity means we can...

Well, by 2369, they were using a multiphase auto-containment warp field, meant to operate above three percent, and had started recompositing the dilithium crystals while they were still inside the articulation frame. Geordi behaved as if Scotty was completely out of place because he was, in ways...

Leeta was a one-off character in "Explorers", and when Rosalind Chao was unavailable for "Facets", where Dax asks her closest friends to embody her previous hosts, they substituted Leeta for Keiko with a line about Jadzia and Leeta having been spending a lot of time together. The producers liked...

That's similar to what Lungbarrow established, with the First Doctor being a reincarnation of the Other, rather than a regeneration.

Yes, but he'd also been out of action for eight years.

"And all I ask is a tall ship, a star to steer her by, a windy day with the white clouds flying, a merry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover..." "Jeez, you don't want much, do you."

I'd never considered that Q and Pulaski never interacted, as she wasn't in "Q Who." That would have been an interesting meeting.

In Generations, we learn that during the Farpoint mission, Geordi told Riker a joke with the punchline, "The clown can stay, but the Ferengi in the Gorilla suit has to go". Since 'Encounter at Farpoint' took place before 'The Last Outpost', when they were still talking of the Ferengi as feared...

Indeed. :vulcan: If you know what to look for.