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No you can't, because like/unlike (depending on your point of view) there is no time travel in reality. In this essay, I will Sorry. I think there's actually a pretty neat crossover idea, assuming that there is (virtually) no time travel in Star Wars, so when the Doctor arrives in the...

"Cover artist: David Messina ?" The IDW equivalent of the back-up story in Logan's Run 6.

There's definitely some form of time travel in the Star Wars universe, visions.

In fairness, it seems like the book is not actually for sale, just an online fan fiction that the author printed one copy for himself.

Just fyi the link isn't fully gone, the opening bracket is still clickable.

Thanks, I appreciate the correction! Out of curiosity I checked, and this is the user who added the false information. They apparently also added incorrect stuff to other pages (some of which has been corrected), with an apparent anti-religion agenda. Also, the article originally cited the ENT...

In "Veritas", the season 1 clip show episode, Rutherfold accidentally crashes a Gorn wedding, to which all the Gorn start eating him. This tweet has a pic.

SNW also adds interesting context to Spock's emotional development up to that episode. "All Those Who Wander" has some of the most emotional Spock moments in SNW, indirectly caused by the Gorn and now that he encounters them again he doesn't even flinch. (Of course because SNW hasn't been...

Yeah, the only way Spock could have told Kirk is by interjecting during Kirk's conversation with the Metron. IMO SNW kind of improves the episodes, with regard to Uhura screaming in terror when Kirk is teleported away. Makes a lot more sense if she knows what (could) await him. Also Lower Decks...

Memory Beta claims it's London and cites Starfleet: Year One and an STO mission called Divided Earth. Kinda boring IMO. ETA: See here.

Yes, it was more in response to the idea that coming back from the dead is some inherent advantage. If Neelix can do it, anyone can. (Well, if Seven's around anyway)

So did Neelix.

Yep, this. It really sucks if your deadname is continually brought up again to talk about past events (even if Elliot Page probably doesn't frequent this forum). It's like we're chained to our closets, even after coming out. On top of that it also requires one to remember when all trans people...

And afterwards he'll give you the therapy you need to deal with your devastating loss!

Of course, since it doesn‘t have time travel. The end if season 2 of Discovery retroactively inserted time travel into the backstory of „Calypso“ but there is non present in the actual episode. And by that logic we could argue that every TOS episode set after „The Naked Time“ is a time travel...

I mean, technically there is a Trek series without time travel, but it's Short Treks.

Not canon, but this immediately came to mind:

I'm still pretty content with stardate order :)

Uhm, Janeway and Chakotay? They dated before Janeway died, they became a couple after she got resurrected and they got married in the last book.

T'Prynn not being on Vulcan anymore is definitely from Precipice. But I haven't read Harm's Way yet.