Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 3x02 - "Wedding Bell Blues"

[Nerys Myk]

So, is Korby not affected by Trelane because he is already an android?

Nope.

 

[Therin of Andor]

Or we could blame Trelane who doesn't understand linear time at all really. 900 years or thirty seconds. All the same to him.

Maybe Q controlled the images his son, Trelane, saw through the telescope? Like a child's kaleidoscope or View-Master, rather than an actual very powerful telescope.

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

It was a fun episode, I very much enjoyed it.
A Combination of HiJinks & Bottle episode.

 

[Manticore]

I kept thinking that Spock broke out of it by punching the guy because you need to do something in the fantasy you would never do in real life, which could have led to interesting hijinks tricking people into doing things they'd never do. But they didn't do anything like that, Chapel just broke out randomly and the episode ended.

Intense emotion breaks you out, and he delivered that incredibly romantic verse which broke her out of it.

 

[Phoenix219]

That's more age appropriate. The new series with him as kirk is probably another 3 to 5 years away. With how he looks now ots just not going to work. He'll be Patrick Stewart's age when he started as Picard. If the show lasts 3 to 5 years he'll be past The Motion Picture Shatner. They really should have picked a younger actor.

So here's a question then. Could Peck or the actress that plays Uhura be able to pull off Phase 2 versions?

 

[Danja]

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[StarTrek1701]

He's a Q. The writers have confirmed it. Not sure how I feel about it. I liked that the debate always was out there. It was one of the more fun debates. I think revisiting old characters from TOS and TNG is starting to get a little too much. I really wanted this show to be its own thing but more than half the TOS crew is on the show now and we are meeting their old enemies. What next a cameo appearance if the doomsday machine? Balok?

Jesus Christ. I know exactly how I feel about it.
Treading old grounds just makes the galaxy feel smaller than usual.
Fuck this noise.

 

[Ray Hardgrit]

Yeah, well, when it's my turn to be showrunner I'm going to make the Organians part of the Q continuum too. And the Thasians, Metrons, Prophets and Nagilum. And Transfigurations is going to turn out to be the Q's origin story.

Actually, no, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is the birth of the first Q, and it was the Borg who rebuilt V'Ger. But the Borg turn out to be a crew of humans who crash landed in the Delta Quadrant years in the past because of... I dunno... Michael Burnham.

In the end it turns out that Michael Burnham is responsible for literally everything in Star Trek (except for Tribbles, that was Edward), and we can finally tie this all together.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

He's a Q. The writers have confirmed it.

Could you—or anyone, for that matter—link to an article where the writers confirm it?

 

[Phoenix219]

Yeah, well, when it's my turn to be showrunner I'm going to make the Organians part of the Q continuum too. And the Thasians, Metrons, Prophets and Nagilum. And Transfigurations is going to turn out to be the Q's origin story.

Actually, no, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is the birth of the first Q, and it was the Borg who rebuilt V'Ger. But the Borg turn out to be a crew of humans who crash landed in the Delta Quadrant years in the past because of... I dunno... Michael Burnham.

In the end it turns out that Michael Burnham is responsible for literally everything in Star Trek (except for Tribbles, that was Edward), and we can finally tie this all together.

Yeah, well, when it's my turn to be showrunner I'm going to make the Organians part of the Q continuum too. And the Thasians, Metrons, Prophets and Nagilum. And Transfigurations is going to turn out to be the Q's origin story.

Actually, no, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is the birth of the first Q, and it was the Borg who rebuilt V'Ger. But the Borg turn out to be a crew of humans who crash landed in the Delta Quadrant years in the past because of... I dunno... Michael Burnham.

In the end it turns out that Michael Burnham is responsible for literally everything in Star Trek (except for Tribbles, that was Edward), and we can finally tie this all together.

Is God a Q also? Didn't Q say he knows him? Did the other Q put him behind the barrier? How is Apollo connected? So the Thasians were just Q before they learned how to take the powers back from humans that they bestowed it on? How about that old man that killed entire species with a bad thought? Did the Q make the guardian before they learned how to time travel on their own? Was Gary Mitchell part Q?Come on dude tell us more!!!