Spoilers Star Trek: Lower Decks 2x09 - "wej Duj"

[Tuskin38]

Another reference to the Vulcan High Command on the 24th Century.

The other one was an assimilated Vulcan personality in VOY: Infinite Regress, they said they worked for the High Command.

It's possible they could have been assimilated in the 22nd century, but that seems unlikely. I don't think that ship from ENT Regeneration assimilated any Vulcans either.

 

[valkyrie013]

10 for me,
T'lyn on cerritos? YES PLEASE!

On the Vulcan being a jackass.. It's a high command/vulcan ship. What we see as vulcans in Starfleet are the rogues. All the pompous asshats serve on pure vulcan ships .

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

All the pompous asshats serve on pure vulcan ships .

Didn't that all go away after "Kir'Shara"?

 

[Charles Phipps]

Didn't that all go away after "Kir'Shara"?

Not according to Spock's mother.

Mind you, ENTERPRISE failed to sell the idea of the Vulcans being arrogant jerks versus very politely tolerating a massively racist Starfleet captain calling them such.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Could be the Logic Extremists rearing their ugly heads once again.

Mind you, ENTERPRISE failed to sell the idea of the Vulcans being arrogant jerks versus very politely tolerating a massively racist Starfleet captain calling them such.

By definition, Archer can't be racist if he's right.

 

[bookworm8571]

Didn't that all go away after "Kir'Shara"?

How likely is it that an entire system of government, with status, business and personal relationships, and entrenched power systems would have just gone away after the Kir’Shara was discovered?

I also wonder if there are some other parallels between T’Lyn and Mariner. Maybe the Vulcan captain is her dad. He certainly sounded parental.

 

[shapeshifter]

Applauds! Beautiful! Hilarious! Outrageous Fun! Fantastic even but I still think they can do better so a well earned 9! Bravo! Well Done! I Love It! Brilliant! Wilhelm Scream! Kudos!

 

[Sarcastic Vulcan Salute]

Gave this one a 9.

Gotta be the first time we've seen a "Live Long & Prosper" and the Vulcan salute used as an insult.

Spock did it in JJ Trek 1, and, see my screen name/av.

 

[fireproof78]

Spock did it in JJ Trek 1, and, see my screen name/av.

One of the best scenes from that film. His tone and delivery is fantastic.

 

[UssGlenn]

Didn't that all go away after "Kir'Shara"?

Don't you remember a certain Baseball playing Starship of Vulcans?

 

[fireproof78]

Don't you remember a certain Baseball playing Starship of Vulcans?

Remember? Wasn't that from TWOK?


Also, I still have the Jersey. And a USS Intrepid flag. I may or may not have a problem.

 

[Sarcastic Vulcan Salute]

Could be the Logic Extremists rearing their ugly heads once again.



By definition, Archer can't be racist if he's right.

He totally can be right about Vulcans generally being arrogant jerks and still be racist about them in lots of ways (overstating how arrogant and jerky they are, attributing arrogance and jerkiness to non arrogant jerks like T'Pol, fetishizing T'Pol because she's a hot Vulcan, having racist beliefs about them beyond their arrogant jerkiness that aren't true, etc. etc.)

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Don't you remember a certain Baseball playing Starship of Vulcans?

... Point taken.

 

[ThreeEdgedSword]

Yup, I'd love to see T'lyn (?) on the 'Ritos.' Would shake our group of ensigns up for sure. IF they can handle her terribly emotional outbursts, that is...

 

[Turtletrekker]

The music during the battle sequence was particularly James Horner-esque.

 

[Nerys Myk]

My first 10 of the series. Loved it

I guess "Ritos" is a thing now.

 

[Turtletrekker]

I forgot to ask: What does the episode title mean?

"Three Ships".

 

[Romulan_spy]

Cerritos is a tough little ship. She stood up pretty well to a supped up pakled ship and a klingon bird of prey.

 

[Tim Thomason]

Another reference to the Vulcan High Command on the 24th Century.

The other one was an assimilated Vulcan personality in VOY: Infinite Regress, they said they worked for the High Command.

It's possible they could have been assimilated in the 22nd century, but that seems unlikely. I don't think that ship from ENT Regeneration assimilated any Vulcans either.

There's also been a few references to the High Command in Discovery (2250s era) and in Star Trek 2009, so the idea that T'Pau permanently dissolved the High Command has been thoroughly debunked about a half dozen times now.

Just like the Pakleds, it seems once she got in power she found the helmet that is the Vulcan High Command too irresistible.

 

[Hawku]

I also liked how the Vulcan Ensign deviant ends up being discharged, and the Klingon Ensign deviant gets command. Kind of an interesting comparison of the same thing in two different environments.