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Spoilers ✨📝✨ Starfleet Academy Wishlist

Why wouldn't an entire species be non-binary? We've had an entire species be androginous before.
Exactly. I mean, it's not like it's a sci-fi show with infinite diversity in infinite combinations. Astonishing how some forum users have real issues with this when it pops up.

We have plenty of evolved vertebrates here on Earth that are either sequentially or simultaneously hermaphroditic. Clownfish. Beardies. Parthenogenetic (sic?) etc - some snakes, hammerhead sharks. Not a big leap to assume physical evolution (which we've seen portrayed as containing similar classes then orders of animal life on Minshara class planets) might have deviated in other worlds, and neurology, psychology and identity etc matched up to dovetail this.

There's no reason why future depicted species (humanoid or not) need to all be of 2 genders. We've seen three genders (although the catalytic third gender trope) in Star Trek already.
 
As long as the Khionian fish peeps don’t follow a k type reproductive strategy and lay hundreds of eggs at a go, like some earth fish. 😳
 
In future seasons, I want to see a baddie civilization that offers a different way of doing things compared to the Federation and several of the former UFP members had joined it after the burn.

We have had the Klingons and Romulan Empires. We had the Dominion. We even had the Breen Confederacy. Now i present a new enemy,

The Commonwealth or Commonhold.

These guys are were former UFP members that branded together and started their own thing.

Because of a fear of another burn, they used Romulan type Singularity Drives instead of Warp Engines.

They have a Queen or an Empress as the head of their state and government.

They practice slavery. They do IQ tests to determine who become slaves.

They are quasi fascist in the sense that only those who serve in the military for three years can become citizens and therefore can vote in elections and run for elected office. Those who never serve can remain as civilians. The civilians cannot hold elected office or vote but they can serve in the diplomatic and civil services.

It is a caste based society with citizens, civilians and slaves as the main groups.

Their legal system has varying punishments for the three groups for committing the same crime. The citizens get lighter sentences than civilians while slaves are more heavily punished than either citizens or civilians for committing the same crime. The prisons are also different for the three groups.

They view the Federation as ineffective and a failed experiment.

They are considered politically and economically stable because of their caste system and they do have a nice art and culture scene going on but both things kinda mask the injustice going on behind the scenes.
 
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I'd like more day to day life in Trek's future and on Earth outside the Academy. Into Darkness is still our best look at future-Earth over a decade later.

Also more actual training and training-related stories. They use phasers, but could have made a whole episode around learning to fire one. They know how to use the computers, I'd love to see someone struggle a bit with it. First time beaming could have been a whole thing too!

Also, while I don't want this to be overused, more summoning people from Trek's past on the holodeck for inspirational talks. Need to learn about famous captains? Summon Pike. A "loser" who struggled a lot at the bottom of the Starfleet ladder and needs to give you a pep talk about how it all works out in the end? Mariner. Cadet struggling with mixed heritage? Young Spock. Endless possibilities.
 
In future seasons, I want to see a baddie civilization that offers a different way of doing things compared to the Federation and several of the former UFP members had joined it after the burn.

We have had the Klingons and Romulan Empires. We had the Dominion. We even had the Breen Confederacy. Now i present a new enemy,

The Commonwealth or Commonhold.

These guys are were former UFP members that branded together and started their own thing.

Because of a fear of another burn, they used Romulan type Singularity Drives instead of Warp Engines.

They have a Queen or an Empress as the head of their state and government.

They practice slavery. They do IQ tests to determine who become slaves.

They are quasi fascist in the sense that only those who serve in the military for three years can become citizens and therefore can vote in elections and run for elected office. Those who never serve can remain as civilians. The civilians cannot hold elected office or vote but they can serve in the diplomatic and civil services.

It is a caste based society with citizens, civilians and slaves as the main groups.

Their legal system has varying punishments for the three groups for committing the same crime. The citizens get lighter sentences than civilians while slaves are more heavily punished than either citizens or civilians for committing the same crime. The prisons are also different for the three groups.

They view the Federation as ineffective and a failed experiment.

They are considered politically and economically stable because of their caste system and they do have a nice art and culture scene going on but both things kinda mask the injustice going on behind the scenes.
So the Emerald Chain again basically. This is why trek fans should never be in charge of the franchise.
 
All great ideas. My thing is more Laura-Thok! I'd love to get more of an idea bout whats going on in the rest of the galaxy. Is the Dominion still around how is the Delta Quadrant faring? The klingon episode was wonderful but I'm itching for more world building.
 
The production team to stop using the filter that makes everything a yellow mess when outdoors.

A trip through the wormhole to the Gamma Quadrant.

Another Lower Decks crossover episode.
 
This is my greatest wish.
The only reason I can even think for doing it is that they're trying to hide the near omnipresent overcast from filming around Toronto instead of LA. But if that's the case they're doing a really bad job of things because it's way too obvious at that level of oversaturation.


They can't even afford to do location shoots, but have clearly done enough for the yellow filter to be an issue?
The last location shoot they did for the series was in Series Acclimation Mil, everything after that was standing sets or the volume.
 
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