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...could not sleep. The pain in her left shoulder had grown worse since she had gone to bed, and she was not happy about it. By now, it was a joke on *Voyager* that Chakotay had jinxed it when the *Voyager* had set down on a trading post planet and he had quipped that it was nice to come across...

I'm glad you asked, I deliberated long and hard and edited the OP to award the coveted prize.

So what your saying is "Lower Decks" turned the joke into canon? Hence it is not funny since a joke about it not being part of canon can't be funny when we all know it's not part of canon. :)

People have been telling this supposed joke since Disco's first season. The Lower Decks finale just amplified it.

Pictured below: orac deep in tough, still trying to decide the most coveted Fart Joke winner of the prior contest: While possibly also sniffing his finger for some oddish reason.

That or at Spock's expense. (For the canon. ;) )

And it has to be a joke involving the needless death of a red shirt too.;) ^^^ That will really drive home the point that we're leading right into TOS.:angel:

It's not that old. It didn't start until the final episode of "Lower Decks." But I still think you got to wait it out. Let the joke sit with you. Contemplate it during quiet moments of introspection . Go back and watch the "Lower Decks" clip of the "Discovery" Klingon changing. Then read...

After laugh at a joke?

To Jayson1:

Who is the winner of the Fart Joke?

This "joke" is already eight years old. Another ten years won't improve it.

Or perhaps they just need time to ferment. Trust me. In 10 years you will be howling with laughter at this joke!

Jokes that weren't funny the first time don't get better with age.

...timeline would never have met Guinan. ETA: I never heard the Matalas explanation that The Wormhole gave above, I just rather felt that it was obvious on the spot while watching the episode. Punk on bus was just a silly joke that I didn't put too much thought into. Sometimes, a joke is just a...

..."Yes, sir. But I wasn't going to pry." Ro replied honestly. "Long story short I've rejected my Vulcan side and embraced my human side. I'm as emotional as any Human." Thorne explained, "Hell, I even love telling dad jokes. But since I don't have any kids i guess that makes me a... faux pa."

Maybe they could spoof Star Trek's ship naming conventions (have a new crew take command of the Protector-C). Maybe they could work Daryl Mitchell into the series (similar to how Disco wrote Kenneth Mitchell's wheelchair into the show after he was diagnosed with ALS).

...of their ship, ergo their very lives are at stake. And Jason tells his crew that they need to hit back at the union and strike. The joke could be that the crew was never going to be replaced in the first place, but that what they saw was a shakedown cruise of an upgraded new ship with...

Atari and Intellivision seemed similar in the home video game market, though technically neither was successful long term.

Well, of course tech doesn't always work out. If it did, we'd probably have been flying even since before the agricultural revolution (just think of all the advantages it would bring to hunting). I'm sure some cavemen must have made attempts at that. Joking aside, tech fails (for reasons other...