Molly swallowed but didn't digest.
Which is actually pretty weird, i would think once a giant space worm swallows you, you are landing in a belly full of acid
Molly swallowed but didn't digest.
Been inside an giant space worm, have you?Which is actually pretty weird, i would think once a giant space worm swallows you, you are landing in a belly full of acid
How would Spock see it if she was still in the future?I thought the plan was for Burnham to send the signal after she made the jump into the future?
you cant clone infinitly often, every time a tiny bit of the genome gets lost.So question... How are there endangered species when Cloning has been a thing since the 22nd century?
Has it been established that the Fed goes around cloning every creature it meets?So question... How are there endangered species when Cloning has been a thing since the 22nd century?
How would Spock see it if she was still in the future?
No but i have my head canonBeen inside an giant space worm, have you?
So did Beckett Mariner.I mean, she survived a Klingon prison of all things, what does THAT tell ya?
Did the Red Angel Suit survive the return to the wormhole or did it explode? I saw at least one person say it was destroyed.
Incorrect, the only cloning technology that suffered that type of degradation was the one from that very early breakaway colony in TNG.you cant clone infinitly often, every time a tiny bit of the genome gets lost.
Its like taking a picture of a picture of apicture [....], at a certain point you wont be able to recognize it anymore
And also, it doenst really look to me like somebody is around who cares about it, given what we have seen in the first episode
It's the easiest solution for solving the endangered species problem.Has it been established that the Fed goes around cloning every creature it meets?
It would be, But is there anything in Star Trek about it?It's the easiest solution for solving the endangered species problem.
And Ash Ty..... Oh wait.And Leonard McCoy.
Yes... It's literally a thing gradeschoolers could do for their science projects...It would be, But is there anything in Star Trek about it?
Cloning animals? Guess I missed that episode.Yes... It's literally a thing gradeschoolers could do for their science projects...
That's in the season preview at the endOn a completely unrelatd matter, wasn't there supposed to be some kind of flashback to the Burn, showing a bunch of starships exploding? I didn't see such a scene anywhere in the episode.![]()
They only get radishesYes... It's literally a thing gradeschoolers could do for their science projects...
It's the episode he made up in his mind.Cloning animals? Guess I missed that episode.
Exactly. I think space whales with brain functions are a little bit more complex than radishes.They only get radishes![]()
I ment government agencies or something like that.And you can't use the argument that "nobody cares about it" when you have dedicated groups both smuggling them and protecting them.
On Ent, Captain Archer, who was new to deep space travel, started saving the galaxy in his first year leading the Ent crew. Just like TOS, Ent used a “ big 3” concept, with Kirk, Spock, and Bones, being the 3, which meant Archer and Kirk were at the heart of just about every A story.No, she not just the lead, she is the only character that matters. She IS the show.
I do not remember such lead character treatment in any other ST Series. That is why I compared her with Picard.
Picard has earned his own series after decades of playing the role in a show
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