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Spoilers Star Trek: Lower Decks 1x04 - "Moist Vessel"

Rate the episode...

  • 10 - Excellent job as usual, Commander!

    Votes: 15 12.4%
  • 9

    Votes: 21 17.4%
  • 8

    Votes: 40 33.1%
  • 7

    Votes: 24 19.8%
  • 6

    Votes: 9 7.4%
  • 5

    Votes: 4 3.3%
  • 4

    Votes: 3 2.5%
  • 3

    Votes: 2 1.7%
  • 2

    Votes: 2 1.7%
  • 1 - Pull your weight, Ensign!

    Votes: 1 0.8%

  • Total voters
    121
By virtue of containing the root "corp," it will bear resemblance to any word having to do with bodies, be they human (corporeal) or social (corporation). However, the word "decorporation" seems to have very specific legal and medical uses. I suspect that this is a malapropism that shows us just what a phony the guy is. (Indeed, don't they show he wasn't truly committed to "ascension?")

I really liked his whole thing, because it made so much sense. "It's hard to stand out in Starfleet." I would imagine so! There must be millions of active Starfleet officers and enlisted. O'Connor was enterprising in his own way and hadn't really thought his plan through, but must have been doing something 'right' for ascension to actually activate with that slight amount of personal growth.
 
O'Connor was enterprising in his own way and hadn't really thought his plan through, but must have been doing something 'right' for ascension to actually activate with that slight amount of personal growth.
Very true! It seems that the episode had this perspective that there were many paths to achieve enlightenment, none better than any other, and that one's faults don't preclude one from achieving enlightenment. (Or promotion, for than matter.)
 
By virtue of containing the root "corp," it will bear resemblance to any word having to do with bodies, be they human (corporeal) or social (corporation). However, the word "decorporation" seems to have very specific legal and medical uses. I suspect that this is a malapropism that shows us just what a phony the guy is. (Indeed, don't they show he wasn't truly committed to "ascension?")
Not sure if a phony or just word creep, but I'll have to keep an eye out in future viewings.
 
I choose to believe the koala is Q's true form.

Also that he ate him.

BTW, while Stargate is who people thought of, for me it was BABYLON FIVE.
 
Just a random thought about Ensign Tendi: is her hyperactive, need for attention a side effect of some kind of Orion woman pheromone suppressant drug? It seems like she's always hyperactive like an ADHD child, and this last episode wanting the guy to like her seems a bit odd to me. Orion women give off pheromones that give them attention, so if that was suppressed would that make Orion women's hormones go out of whack?
 
This was the first episode that I thoroughly enjoyed. Very well done and some good laughs.
 
I would never actively complain about the lack of LGBetcetc representation, because I don't need validation by seeing myself on screen. I think having gay characters is obviously a good and overdue thing, but I don't sit here demanding it with a clipboard ticking off some kind of lame quota. CBS Trek (imo) has overcompensated with including gay characters on other shows, so it makes complaints about Lower Decks all the more strange to me.
Yeah, but you're not everyone. So why not let the people who do enjoy it enjoy it without endlessly carping on about it like a broken record in a moebius loop?
 
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