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Booker is going to go live with the DMA Aliens and teach them that destroying random planets is bad.

What does God need with a dark matter anomaly?

RIP Lieutenant Nilsson. Luckily, her identical descendant can take over her spot.

It needs to be retitled to "Why I think Discovery is ending after season 5".

This might still happen. It'd be a heck of a cliffhanger if Discovery herself (Zora) is abandoned in the cliffhanger for some reason and all the crew go their separate ways.

I'm just glad they didn't pull a Discovery and name the episode "Amok Time". #EpisodesShouldHaveUniqueTitles #RenameAnomaly

I joked that he should be the Captain of the Voyager-J with a tenure approaching 800 years, but that's no longer viable, as Michael was offered the Captain's spot. I do think having him involved with the Voyager, or in the upper echelons of Starfleet/the Federation might be neat. A cameo...

They are also (partially) funded by adverts, according to my poor man's basic subscription to Paramount Plus. But the diversification of Star Trek products might be an explanation here. We're for the most part fanatics who watch everything, but the audience for Prodigy and the audience for Lower...

These are all jokes, of course, however objectionable the humor, but fan edits exist far beyond "recut parodies". Grin himself did his entire Dominion War series (which I don't think exists anymore) centered around summarizing and recontextualizing the War in short entertaining chunks (I believe...

No question marks in sight. You're recutting my post to suit your narrative!

But then the metaphorical triangle will tip over!

Fan edits are just as valid as professional film edits (like the Snyder Cut vs DC cut or the various Star Wars cuts). Some offer improvements in the form of continuity fixes, tighter scripting, better pacing, etc. I don't know why some want to toss away an entire profession (film editing)...

Crazy. We're talking about "Trekkers vs. Trekkies" in another thread, and NCIS comes along and gives the first unironic pop culture reference I've ever heard to "Trekkers". By Gary Cole ("Matthew Gideon") himself, even.

It was speculated to be a Cardassian award because it was given to a Cardassian (Crell Moset) in the 24th century. Pike also received the Proficient Service Medallion (only also awarded to Gul Darhe'el in the 2350s), so that's two apparent Cardassian awards that Pike received. Of course, he...

I think we all do. That's why we're here, asking the serious questions.

Yep, frustratingly enough, that's all they've given us for two years.

*Three times and counting. Oblique references, to be fair. Similar to the two oblique references to the Klingons in the 32nd century.

On the voting tabs in the last episode, the Ferengi were marked as representing the "Ferengi Alliance" but Cardassians were representing "Cardassia". This suggests to me that Cardassia is a full member state of the Federation, with the Union being long defunct (subsided into a larger polity, a...

There is absolutely a 100% need to have Klingons in this story. They were a major part of Discovery's first two seasons. Season 1 being all about the Klingon War and Season 2 featuring episodes focused entirely on Klingon culture and politics. If we're looking at Discovery in a vacuum, then the...

The Tholian Web... Requiem for Methuselah... The Savage Curtain... The Paradise Syndrome... they're not all to be avoided.