Spoilers Star Trek: Prodigy 1x18 - "Mindwalk"
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That's almost double the d!!
Although as David Mack mentioned with Riker in Star Trek: Coda, they are flag officers. It's not supposed to be easy to just remove them.
In fairness, I am willing to make allowances because SF adheres to the scientific method - aka, they needed to be sure she was behaving extremely off... or, at least, needed a medical diagnosis/reason to do so.
But, Dr. Noum should have probably relieved 'her' of duty the moment she spit out the coffee and said :'ugh, how can she drink this stuff'?
Also, one other thing... why didn't Dal just mention to the crew he's from the Protostar and that this was the only way to try and contact the Dauntless crew?
It may have prompted Ascensia to act even sooner, and she could have shot Janeway (stunning her) and throwing her into the brig... but then Dal would have to speak to the First Officer or Dr. Noum and convince them he has no ill intent and this was just an accident.
A 9 - much better than last week. I laughed out loud when I saw the expressions on the Starfleet officers' faces when Dal was in Janeway's body. 
Finally, the Prodigy crew are on the same page as Admiral Janeway. I liked hat it was all done in a creative way.
Finally, the Prodigy crew are on the same page as Admiral Janeway. I liked hat it was all done in a creative way.
And picking up steam. The last few episodes have just gotten better and better.
That wasn’t really my point.
The D lasted 8 years. That’s not quite ‘double.’
Huh.. No bridge window for the dauntless? A regular viewscreen! Woohoo.
I don't know why, but massive bridge windows seem like a massive structural weakness to me... though, its possible that SF managed to improve upon aluminum's properties to make it as strong as the rest of the hull (but even if they had... I'd feel somehow 'exposed').
Having the bridge on Deck one is a structural weakness. As seen in "Twilight".
When I envisioned Voyager as generational ship, I put its nursery in the middle of Deck 8, so that no matter what kind of pummeling the ship took, it would be protected. But practically speaking, the bridge should be there. Or maybe on 6 or 7... somewhere in the middle anyway.
When I envisioned Voyager as generational ship, I put its nursery in the middle of Deck 8, so that no matter what kind of pummeling the ship took, it would be protected. But practically speaking, the bridge should be there. Or maybe on 6 or 7... somewhere in the middle anyway.
that’s an easy one: he still doesn’t trust them.
Yeah, the bridge at the top is a huge tactical failure. A window is not going to add or take away from that poor choice.
Kate Mulgrew stole the whole goddamn show. This was freaking delightful.
Maybe. Probably. But they also look like they have a definite wing span. I thought they could be the attack fighters from DS9, which also appeared on Lower Decks recently.
Really enjoyed this one. So glad Janeway now knows the truth about the kids.
Again a 2 second fleet scene dominates the comments
Again a 2 second fleet scene dominates the comments
Star Trek is all about ships. I mean, the next series announced is going to be Star Trek: Shiping Ships ship shape.Really enjoyed this one. So glad Janeway now knows the truth about the kids.
Again a 2 second fleet scene dominates the comments
Just some things I noticed in the fleet.
From left to right, they are a Sovereign, an Akira, and a Centaur. They’re better visible in @Jag2112 ’s screencaps.
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