there's a picture of one on the bottle they get shots from when they first go to the club.
Spoilers Star Trek: Lower Decks 4x04 - "Something Borrowed, Something Green"
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there's a picture of one on the bottle they get shots from when they first go to the club.
I actually kinda like that the conflict wasn't the typical "Family disapproves of their kid's career" plot. After all, as a space faring race, someone has to be engineering ships and doing the science stuff for other Orions to pirate and such.
2 very middle of the road episodes in a row. I won't remember this one by next week's episode, just like I don't remember last week's now.
I did some research on the steamboat A.B. Chambers. It was an actual vessel that Mark Twain piloted in the late 1850s. The A.B. Chambers ran aground and sank near the mouth of the Missouri River in 1860. St. Louis bound river steamer sinks near the mouth of the Missouri River | House Divided (dickinson.edu)
Great fun! I always love seeing Tendi in the spotlight. The twin Twains was funnier than it had a right to be. T'Lyn is fitting it just swell.
How is this one not memorable?
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I love it when we get Tendi focused episodes! This one was so much fun, and I love Mariner's repeated stabbings.
Also, T'lyn is clearly an out of control party animal.
Also, T'lyn is clearly an out of control party animal.
10/10. This was easily the best of the season so far.
I'm enjoying T'Lyn so far, but am I the only one finding the way she immediately became a part of the lower decker in-group a tiny bit unearned? I especially thought this when she, Mariner and Tendi hugged in this episode.
When she joined the show I thought they'd at least have one episode where she would have butted heads with any of them (the most natural candidate for that would probably have been Mariner). It sometimes feels like they act as if she had always been part of the show.
It's not something that bugs me terribly, but it sometimes feels like I've missed something.
When she joined the show I thought they'd at least have one episode where she would have butted heads with any of them (the most natural candidate for that would probably have been Mariner). It sometimes feels like they act as if she had always been part of the show.
It's not something that bugs me terribly, but it sometimes feels like I've missed something.
I really enjoy this show. I can't remember the last time I didn't enjoy it. It's always fun and it never outstays it's welcome.
I love how LDS can turn around an A-Plot and a B-Plot in 22 minutes so efficiently. I think it doesn't get mentioned a lot, but the writing in this show is really economical and sharp. There's never a wasted scene.
A good show.
Huh. That's really cool.
I love how LDS can turn around an A-Plot and a B-Plot in 22 minutes so efficiently. I think it doesn't get mentioned a lot, but the writing in this show is really economical and sharp. There's never a wasted scene.
A good show.
Huh. That's really cool.
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It was fun in the 7-8 zone. I went with 8.
Twain, bonsai, Tendi, and T'Lyn were are good.
Twain, bonsai, Tendi, and T'Lyn were are good.
Freeman trying her best Foghorn Leghorn was a big highlight.
The Chalnoth ship is based off a TNG comic book design
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It just didn't click with me. It was fine, but didn't seem special like the others have. Maybe on a rewarch I'll like it more, cos a lot has to do with your mood going in.
And because I didn't find it memorable, it'll be like a new episode!
I wondered who did they expect the other one to be if not Mark Twain? (I didn't hear it if they said.) The second viewing I loved the reaction of the poor holographic Tom Sawyer kid waiting to say his line.
An enjoyable episode on the Orion storyline. I wondered if we'd get a reference to Tendi's grandmother from SNW.
I can't stop myself from checking EAS. Bernd Schneider likes this episode aside from the wokeness and feminist agenda.
The Brutherford story wasn't as interesting to me. Perhaps its a US thing but I didn't get the fascination with Twain. Awesome to see the Chalnoth return!
I can't stop myself from checking EAS. Bernd Schneider likes this episode aside from the wokeness and feminist agenda.
The Brutherford story wasn't as interesting to me. Perhaps its a US thing but I didn't get the fascination with Twain. Awesome to see the Chalnoth return!
That is amazing! I love it when Show Trek borrows from the Expanded Multiverse to enrich itself.
Agreed. Perhaps there could be a tie-in comic mini-series that depicts these events and how the Lower Deckers bond with T'Lyn.
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