I mean, fair enough, and Seneca is right. But, I think a moment of self-reflection to say "Hey, it's OK if this isn't canon" is helpful from time to time.
But, what do I know?
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But, what do I know?
I'd really like to know how you get a Horta drunk...
Scotch on the rocks.
I attempted to read her creepy book once.........
Really? What are you planning on doing with a drunk Horta?
What do you have against engineer Montgomery Scott to offer him as an acid snack for a female horta to get it drunk?
Really? What are you planning on doing with a drunk Horta?
Never take her for granite.
NIIIIIICE!
"Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time... a long time. You know what? I'm ok with that, actually"
OMG 
my sides hurt, someone call an ambulance.
my sides hurt, someone call an ambulance. 
Personally, I think he's a little too emotionally invested to be objective, but he's still WAAAAAAAAAY better than Jenkins. At least Carlos isn't in it for the money.
Yeah, those are called "sock puppets".
There's an objective way to know if something is cannon. Just check to see if it's .50 caliber or over.
Plus if it involves Picard molesting a PTSD scarred Riker........I doubt Paramount is considering it.
Plus if it involves Picard molesting a PTSD scarred Riker........I doubt Paramount is considering it.
Considering it? They've probably got the script written given how dark and dystopian current trek has been. That sounds like a thematic followup to Icheb's torture porn and mercy killing.
Never saw TNGs two-part episode "Chain Of Command" I assume as that two-part episode had some way more disturbing scenes than the death of Icheb from Picard S1.
Maybe I’m either calloused or just naive but I have no idea how, when looking at the seasons as a whole, how Paramount+ Trek can be considered to be dystopian. Maybe a little dark, but Berman Trek sure had some dark moments too.
Sometimes I think dystopian is code word for “I don’t like it.”
Sometimes I think dystopian is code word for “I don’t like it.”
Same here. "Dystopian" has been completely warped to suit describing a show in the worst possible way.
No need to roll them chicken bones or consult the Ouija board. I hope this helps.
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MOZLBR&pc=MOZI&q=dystopian
"relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice.
I didn't watch season 3 of DISCO or Lower Decks so can't comment on that but DISCO s1/2 and Pic S1 sure does focus on those. Unless of course forced organ harvesting, slavery, concentration camps, future crackhead deadbeat moms, mutiny and murder committed by main characters with little to no consequence, and genocide commited or condoned by Federation citizens or the Federation itself doesn't qualify for your personal definition of suffering or injustice...
Berman trek showed the cracks in the surface of the utopia that Roddenberry set up as the exception to the rule whereas current trek not only focuses on them but shoves a crowbar into them to make them bigger so as to make them the default. There is a difference and it's ok if you like the latter just like it should be ok if I don't.