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The arrival of the Borg.

Akshully moment: We are not average. Having three debris fields, being a G class star, and with an arrangment of mostly cold gas giants and relatively hot rocky planets, we're certainly odd. Within 20 light years, or rather, in a chain of the nearest stars up to 6 ly apart from each other, only...

I'm not hot about the overarching plot especially that the crisis will or will not be resolved in one episode hence, but it was a fun episode. I didn't realize that the Beagle was a XCV-330 type until it landed, which...wow that must be some structural engineering tech from the Vulcans. I like...

Not my favorite but not the worst. I liked seeing a bit of the bridge crew do their job, though Ransom continues to be annoying, his roundabout ploy...I hate roundabout ploys. Laughed at T'ana and was moved by Shaxs a bit.

That was a very fun episode! Really liked the commander. She really has that Starfleet attitude, and making the best out of SB80. Dunno how I feel about them using ENT uniforms out of nowhere but hey, Starfleet apparently lets you use whatever uniform you want if it's starfleet. Maybe it should...

Had fun with this episode, I love seeing klingon stuff fleshed out. Love that there's a fleet related bureaucracy and farming... She's apparently in her mid 30s? Since this is around 2380 still, and she was a ensign for the dominion war era, which would start in 2373- assuming a birthdate of...

Oh, I didn't know the new season came out! Just what I needed.

Anyway back to a Fleet Museum: It comes from the episode Relics at the earliest (following is from memory): Picard looks around the Enterprise 1701 Bridge: Hm. Constitution Class. Scotty: Ay, you know her? Picard: There's one like her at the fleet museum. Which apparently now is the 'New...

That would be interesting. A half season or a full season of Picard healing while Riker captains the big-E.... Probably a lot of reprecussions, socially and administratively, maybe even a Court Martial?

A bit late to the party, but it seems no one has mentioned it here: I was browsing Youtube, and was recommended Fahrenheit 451, the 66 movie. And I was like, oh, neat! Movie was alright though I don't think they should had changed the ending, the book hits a bit harder. Then I was like, huh...

Why in particular? I keep hearing this but I loved Ep 1 and Ep 2 (and the whole series since).

Patrick Stewart was the worst pick for Picard. Star Trek? You nerd. Star Trek? Yea, like we're ever going to ride spaceships around anywhere... Literally just saw a book about this today ( Ground control : an argument for the end of human space exploration Mandel, Savannah), and there will...

The water purified in the ISS is a few degrees better than the ones in our current systems, I've heard.

Only because the Dominion had just hit the shipyards along with a personnel issue, which is a limiter on the amount of ships one would build. While I don't know which ones were in need to be rebuilt - Utopia and San Fran were still around at this time - Vreenak could be talking about something...

But there's ALREADY such systems. There's a TNG episode where they only drop by a system BECAUSE a warp probe explorer was like, hey there's something neat here, follow up, will ya? And it seems that those probes are more common than starships themselves. Most stars are just low activity M class...

Speed of construction does not preclude safety nor regulations ensuring that these ships work. I am simply pointing out that they as a post-scarcity interstellar society CAN churn out a lot of ships, fast.

With two centuries of shipbuilding by the time of the movies, the resources of numerous asteroid belts, a huge population across a dozen stars, and then we have the buildup nearly a century later of the Feds just pumping out hundred ship fleets for the dominion war, why the doubt. They made...

The low speeds of warp bother me so much that I'm starting to think that, in addition to these highways, I'll take a concept from Outsider (the webcomic) that travel between two stars at their closest point makes a 'natural' highway, to help with the speed of plot and just to make any...

Renaming is right out. While I get that some want to put in the Yorktown somewhere, IV already does it. And Rodeenberry and co would know all about the black mark against renaming ships already so Christened. I always chalked it up as a sacrificial lamb due to the end of the Klingon Cold War...

Re: Search For Spock III Federation - Then The Final Frontier's Federation is downright miserable. Here's Nimbus III, a site for all three powers to talk together, and it's a rundown, drunken posting, and the big seven are THE best in the Federation - no, even then, it's mostly just Shatner Kirk...