List of SNW episodes you know they'll do

[Tuskin38]

If this is common, it would explain lack of knowledge of the Borg and the Ferengi (and how much else?).

Well to be fair, neither species names were mentioned in those episodes of Enterprise. A cop out, I know. So the starfleet databases would only have mention of a cybernetic species, and a capitalistic one with big ears.

So after first visual contact with the Ferengi in TNG, someone at starfleet who knows of archer’s adventures might recognize them and go ‘oh shit’.

As for the borg, the Hansen’s were investigating them before TNG. They had a database page Stardated to pre-TNG (technically I think the stardate was from Undiscovered country)

 

[BillJ]

I, for one, can't wait for them to explore the explosive romance of Larry Marvick and Miranda Jones!

 

[Lord Garth]

Sooner or later they'll have the time-travel episode where they go back to the 2020s.

Just calling it "the '20s" still makes me think of the 1920s.

 

[The Wormhole]

Sooner or later they'll have the time-travel episode where they go back to the 2020s.

Number One: "Based on astral readings, we've arrived sometime between the years 2020 and 2030."
Pike: "I'd rather not beam down if it can be avoided."
Spock: "Detecting what appears to be a subspace relay on the surface."
Pike: "Granted that shouldn't be there, but I don't think checking it out is worth the risks of being down there."
Number One: "What risks? I thought you said that time crystal showed you getting melted in a starship engine room. You should be safe down there."
Pike: "I'd rather melt in an engine room than visit 2020s Earth."

 

[ChristopherPike]

It's true. I was sold flappers, fedoras, spats and tommy guns as the 20's. This reality bites.

 

[Kor]

They will do some drawn-out stories based on events that were only briefly referred to in a throwaway line in one episode, such as the Battle of Axanar.

Kor

 

[F. King Daniel]

They will do some drawn-out stories based on events that were only briefly referred to in a throwaway line in one episode, such as the Battle of Axanar.

Kor

For purely petty reasons, I would love a Short Trek that painted a completely different Battle of Axanar to the fan films.

 

[dupersuper]

For purely petty reasons, I would love a Short Trek that painted a completely different Battle of Axanar to the fan films.

I was about to make a crack about you being from CBS, then saw your avatar.

 

[Nyotarules]

Spock has another sister episode
Pike has another mother
Number One meets Number Two
Pike meets the love of his life then forgets her the following episode
All aliens will look like the Baku
After Logic Extremists keeping bombing multispecies ships, Pike comes up with the idea of Human only and Vulcan only crew, ten years later Kirk's ship reflects a species segregated Starfleet, for the next 100 years.

 

[Sisko_is_my_captain]

Abraham Lincoln is involved in at least one episode.

No, Barack Obama. Or Trump.

It's true. I was sold flappers, fedoras, spats and tommy guns as the 20's. This reality bites.

So what you're saying is, you were expecting A Piece of the Action, and instead you got Miri.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Space Obama appears in front of the Enterprise, leading to a preboot of "The Savage Curtain"?

That would be the best episode ever.

 

[The Wormhole]

Space Obama appears in front of the Enterprise, leading to a preboot of "The Savage Curtain"?

That would be the best episode ever.

And when he's introduced to Number One, does he call her an "enchanting honky?"

 

[dupersuper]

They were on Kirk's Enterprise ten years later and referenced as being part of the childhood experience of multiple characters who grew up before TNG, so holodecks are clearly always supposed to have been there. The 1701-D version was just the newest iteration of a familiar technology, but one that was so much better the TNG crew were actually amazed by it. No different than going from a late 90s desktop with terrible performance and no memory to a mid-2000s desktop with super fast performance and 100gb of storage.

I like to think the aliens from the awful Enterprise episode Unexpected joined the Federation around the time they were designing the Galaxy class ships, thus every one being blown away by the new holodecks which were the first on ships to incorporate the technology of a species that had holodecks over 200 years ago.

 

[Gonzo]

I am hoping to finally see a canon toilet.

They don't exist unless seen on screen after all.

I wonder if each one is individually named and proudly displayed around each rim just like the ships.

I think its only fair that Kirk gets a sibling of his own, Spock already had an estranged brother from the films and has now gained a sister.

 

[Gonzo]

I was about to make a crack about you being from CBS, then saw your avatar.

That is what he wants you to think.

Openly admit to being something to make people think you are not.

Reverse Psychology for the win.

 

[WarpFactorZ]

Sooner or later they'll have the time-travel episode where they go back to the 2020s.

Just calling it "the '20s" still makes me think of the 1920s.

The coronavirus was eradicated in 2022, but it turns out it's the only way to defeat a cyborg race that is threatening the Federation! So, they must bring it back alive... (nod to Stephen Collins, though I suppose he's not someone to whom we want to nod).

 

[Jinn]

They don't exist unless seen on screen after all.

But what if the starship has a window in place of a screen?

 

[Gonzo]

But what if the starship has a window in place of a screen?

Then it would be a windscreen wouldn't it.

 

[Nerys Myk]

I think its only fair that Kirk gets a sibling of his own, Spock already had an estranged brother from the films and has now gained a sister.

Kirk has a dead brother.

 

[The Wormhole]

Kirk has a dead brother.

So now he needs a sister.