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Janeway doesn’t resign, she remains a part of Starfleet and helps create the pilot program for the USS Prodigy to be a training ship that will act as an envoy of optimism and diplomacy. If anything, it is showing there is hope for a brighter future even in the face of tragedy.

Jankom Pog explicitly says they are going to re-open the schools in that very scene, it was just a temporary closure. I don’t know what you all are talking about. On top of that, the series ends with the creation of a training ship program which will generate new officers.

She was toying with them. There is also a second motivation that is revealed in part II.

I didn’t get the impression classes were cancelled forever — just until further notice as they get a sense of what is going on. Something similar happened after 9/11 when school classes were canceled that week at a lot of universities/high schools. As for PIC tie-ins, Prodigy goes out of its...

Actually, Picard added the flashbacks to 2385 as reshoots very late into production as last minute exposition, after Prodigy was already being made. So it was Picard that didn’t adhere to Prodigy, and Prodigy fixed their mistake.

We see the mobile emitter shimmer in and out of sight while he is disguised, and we have seen holograms used to make people invisible. Remember Data’s floating head in Insurrection?

It’s not an atmosphere. Janeway calls it a high-density vaporous ocean.

Given the only mention of hair ever was that Morn lost his due to touching latinum, they probably go bald really easily or don’t have much hair to begin with.

That’s because it’s alphabetical.

consensus seems to be to use a VPN and watch on Netflix. Some of them are free. And Netflix has a tier that is only $7 you can get for a month.

I understand the appeal, but the data just doesn’t support that. Netflix has blown away the competition in the streaming wars by several orders of magnitude with an algorithmically refined model of release based on viewership. That is what they continue to do.

As reported by Bob Iger, Disney+ has been struggling with viewer numbers, even on their high end shows, and is trying anything to boost them. To my knowledge, this model has not proven effective.

Those are the same titles translated from the French release a couple of months ago, which apparently aren’t accurate to the English versions.

20 individual threads, then spoiler warning individual topics.

Check the “Hot & New” tab of your Netflix app. It is there in the US as July 1st.

Like other shows at Netflix, future seasons depend on how the newest one performs. Blue Eye Samurai was the same. It didn’t get renewed for a new season until it had been out for a month or two, according to the Showrunner.

Netflix always does their advertising push about four weeks before the new season so it doesn’t get lost in the noise.

Did you watch the whole season? Most folks say it really hits as the series goes on, characters develop and they learn to become Starfleet cadets. Worth finishing S1, IMO.