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It works in the context of the scene...and TBH he is not really saying it to elicit a laugh, he's saying it more out of confusion or frustration...totally different that trying to gratuitously generate a laugh in a dramatic moment which is what the MCU is constantly trying to do...and hopefully...

None of those three ships were official, so whatever was written on the concept art probably isn't going to be valid anyway.

Lal!!! (Already mentioned, but…) One of my most moving memories was Data trying to “fix” Lal, and Admiral Haftel’s description and wonderment, after, as he had watched Data trying…

they're both total chick magnets

... Q also told Trelane that he would have to teach him the consequences of disobedience again.

Those names were just on the concept art. We don't know if they are just placeholders, but I sincerely doubt that the prototype for the Freighter class was the U.S.S. Freighter ;) The freighter as well. Actually, their saucers look even more like the Abramsprise saucer to me. They are. But...

Just watched Squire Of Gothos. The trial scene was similar to Encounter At Farpoint of course, and the planet following the ship was similar to Q following the E-D. With Spock, Uhura and Scotty in both episodes, it's hard to determine which encounter came first, but Trelane did have a...

The reviewer seems to be missing the point that Starfleet, and humanity in general, is above doing sleazy and immoral things like that in the 24th century. That why Sisko takes issue with it and monologues the whole episode, even if no one would bat an eye if something like that happened in our...

Full Happy Sad Confused interview with James Gunn:

I think it's mainly "The Omega Glory" that portrays two identical engine rooms, if you take it literally. Kirk gets on the PA system in one of them: https://tos.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/screencaps/season2/225-omega-glory/omega-glory-br-049.jpg And his voice is heard in the other...

The end of "The Defector": 'Now, Mr. Worf..." and the Birds of Prey de-cloak...that was 'Epic' incarnate... as far as on a personal level? It would be that I used to work out at the same gym as Marina Sirtis (Gold's Gym Hollywood)

If you're asking for an example of Bones making a joke at what might be considered an inappropriate moment, I'd say something like The Devil in the Dark. He's making jokes about not being a bricklayer, all while Kirk is ordering him to try and heal a dying creature that's the last living...

There is some similarities.

I may be reading too much into it, but I also took the breeding with human women line to be a jab at Elon Musk.

key word there is "imbalance", humor in a dramatic setting should be used with great care, otherwise it undermines that very drama

The Xindi-Insectoids in ENT had ships that looked almost as pointy, jagged and asymmetrical and the Gorn vessels in SNW sort of remind me of them.

It was both, along with several other things. Um, no. The movie took place in 2336, not 2256. The 'DIS style' should not have been prevalent at all, no matter who the movie was about. If they wanted to focus on the DIS style, they should have had Georgiou land back in the 2250's.

He wasn't that direct.

I see no issue. Their romance started on shaky ground anyways, with Spock being engaged to T’Pring and Chapel’s presence undermining that relationship. The presence of T’Pring alone was always going to make commitment difficult, unless Spock left T’Pring for Chapel. At best, Spock and T’Pring...