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Do we think the weapon failed to detonate on the other side of the mirror while crossing? Is the nebula pulsar consistent with how DS9 used to be able to interact with Terrans? Overall, I got nothing against fun stories set in the universe as established in the many Star Treks including its...

Given how going through different quantum configs gave our hero ship familiar prime universe designs, Disco Klingons showing up implies nothing in particular. But my fanon is going to be that they're an intermediate form prior to curing the augment virus, where they spliced themselves with data...

It seemed to me like the acid face half was the repentant one of the duo.

Mainly because of its connection to the mycelia, your mention of the tardigrade made me wonder if the idea of a cosmic size ethereal replica of Earth ecosystems and its theme of interconnectedness might tie into the mystery of the current season, as in the mycelium propagated progenitoid life.

Were we meant to realize she is not a fictional character?

I'd be down with lightsaber rifles if lighsabers were used as classic projectile ammo. Does anyone remember if there's an in-universe reason why imperial rifles lost the ability to fry Mandos inside their beskar?

The best retcon they could use to fix this is implying that the Metrons can induce selective amnesia in the crew and starship.

They'd switch to the Greek alphabet.

Smash that button!

Tom Hardy in a Short Trek as TNG era Picard on a reconstructed D bridge

I had an idea that kind of bridges the need for a new galaxy to explore while allowing for Earth-centric Federation politicking. I feel it could fit somewhere in the timeline gap leading into Discovery's latter seasons. The Machine-God civilization, having domesticated all the organics of its...

I don't know if this was meant to be interpreted as such but the designation for the new Data "M510" looked to me as a word someone might read "Messiah" though a 4 at the end instead of 0 would support that hypothesis better.

I wish we could normalize the use of 'eutopia'.

Clearly the nose-bone gradually dissolves with age!

I suppose at least we haven't fallen off the irreligious wagon yet in the 25th century. And hey that's another thing older than humanity, but admittedly more destructive than alcohol.

I think all she did was a surface wound to release some of her liquid. Otherwise she may have needed to fully liquefy to become segmented like that. Have we ever seen a founder go "metallic" partially like T1000? Turn its hand into a shrike so they can flip the bird?

Sounds like a vaporizer might do the trick for you. I don't mean the kind that loads up some kinda liquid, but the ones that actually work with flower. And mind, edibles have been known to fuck up the most avid smokers. Of course, even the good herb can be detrimental, if one becomes too...

I imagine in a true utopia we would both see people feel less need for drinking and have an openness to more visionary substances. Unfortunately Trek nowadays just apes current culture.

The best renaming story I've heard firsthand was of a short-lived coupling where they'd come up with a mash-up of both their last names to change into together.

If we imagine a refit is stripping the hull, splitting the bare saucer and engineering off and building around them only to bring them back together fitting inside a new form, just about every class could transform into most of the others. The only reason we knew little of the practice is...