Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 1x09 - "All Those Who Wander"

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To be clear, a pastiche is not a violation of copyright. If it were, Star Trek would have been cancelled in TOS Season One, because a large percentage of TOS's episodes were pastiches of older films.
 
Good episode but now I want all the Gorn wiped out for some reason, it just left me feeling angry

Anger is understandable, but bear in mind that so far as we know, the Gorn we saw in "All Those Who Wander" was literally just a child. We don't know if it had any understanding of its actions.
 
Shades of the Alien franchise (none of which I've actually seen). And proof that they can do horror shock scenes without falling back on the "eye-scream."

I imagine a gag-reel bit of a chest-burster Gorn doing a "Michigan J. Frog" impression, a la the diner scene in Spaceballs.

Also shades of TWOK at the end.

I will note that the whole business of juvenile Gorn being capable of reproducing, and their extremely rapid development, doesn't work all that well with what was established in "Arena." Nor with typical real world life cycles.

It definitely would have been better with the deleted scenes included on the DVD, than it is without them. Even if it would have pushed the total running time to well over an hour. Much the same as the Director's Cut of TMP is a much stronger movie than the theatrical cut was.
 
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Soyuz class: Miranda without a roll bar.
It had more differences than that, but yes it was 75% Miranda class.

I imagine a gag-reel bit of a chest-burster Gorn doing a "Michigan J. Frog" impression, a la the diner scene in Spaceballs.
IIRC there are some Gorn puppet shenanigans on the gag reel.

Or maybe that was the Ready Room episode segment on the Gorn.
 
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Chuck/SFDebris finally got to this episode. He actually likes SNW depiction of the Gorn, which surprised me.


Now, as of this recording he said he hasn't finished Season 2, but I doubt anything in that season would change his mind, it's more of the same.
 
Chuck/SFDebris finally got to this episode. He actually likes SNW depiction of the Gorn, which surprised me.


Now, as of this recording he said he hasn't finished Season 2, but I doubt anything in that season would change his mind, it's more of the same.
Clearly we are living in the End Times.
 
I had a bad feeling about Hemmer this episode for some reason.
Kind of sucks but oh well what can you do.

Is the actor Bruce Horak's leaving by his own choice? Or is he wanting to leave like 1 of those Denise Crosby type decision. As on IMDB, he has no upcoming TV show/ movies. Is he that on the script way back at the beginning that he knows his life span is 9 episodes?

The whole episode is an exact clone of the movie Alien
 
Maybe there are two Gorn species? Maybe the area now occupied by the Hegemony was controlled by Ancient Reptilians in the past, instead of the Ancient Humanoids in the rest of the galaxy. The xenoGorn in SNW are the "uncivilized" Gorn from -er- Gornus Secondus, but all the other series' Gorn are from Gornus Prime. (If you want, you could split the TOS and ENT Gorn this way too, by saying there are three Gorn species.)
 
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