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Spoilers Strange New Worlds 1x01 - "Strange New Worlds"

Rate the Episode

  • 1 - Excellent

    Votes: 147 45.9%
  • 2

    Votes: 81 25.3%
  • 3

    Votes: 60 18.8%
  • 4

    Votes: 12 3.8%
  • 5

    Votes: 5 1.6%
  • 6

    Votes: 4 1.3%
  • 7

    Votes: 5 1.6%
  • 8

    Votes: 6 1.9%
  • 9

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 10 - Terrible

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    320
  • Poll closed .
What a great intro!

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And the communicator sounds like the transporter console now :rolleyes: :brickwall:

It was a little bit Prodigy in style.
 
How did Spock, on Vulcan, beat Pike, who is on Earth, to the Enterprise?

In-universe Trek travel time, which has always been inconsistent or silly or both. Pike probably had to do everything possible to pull himself together enough to ask for the shuttlecraft to take him to the Enterprise. There could have been a full day or longer between April's request and Pike's departure.
 
In-universe Trek travel time, which has always been inconsistent or silly or both. Pike probably had to do everything possible to pull himself together enough to ask for the shuttlecraft to take him to the Enterprise. There could have been a full day or longer between April's request and Pike's departure.

April says they are scheduled to depart at 1800, I would take that to be the same day, and Vulcan is four days away…
 
I rarely say this but it's Trek. At this point even I'm starting to not care about the internal inconsistencies. :lol:

It just didn’t make a lick of sense.

And it isn’t Trek, it’s basic physics and geography.
 
No, it doesn't. And now that I think about it it's really annoying. But I'm gonna step back and walk away from this one.

For my own sake.
 
April says they are scheduled to depart at 1800, I would take that to be the same day, and Vulcan is four days away…

Vulcan hasn't been four days away in...years. I don't think there's much chance that this series will undo the various adjustments that have been made to Trek technology as the decades have passed. If they can do it in the 24/25th century or in Star Trek 2009, they'll probably do it on SNW. Though I do hope they stay away from transwarp and interstellar beaming.
 
All we know from canon is that Vulcan is about 17 light-years from Earth. How fast it takes to get from there to this planet and vice versa depends on the needs of the story so analysis will inevitably lead to slamming one's head into a flat surface in frustration. "Broken Bow(ENT)" and Trek 2009 kinda peed in the pool of that whole thing. :lol:
 
I doubt that anyone stopped to wonder, before posting, what you find attractive.

You apparently found it important enough to comment on it.

It's really silly I wrote a glowing review of the episode and all you focus on is my dislike for mustaches and the people who defend them.
 
Why is no one else irritated by the sudden scoring system change? Honestly, I'm surprised by the passive reaction to all this. How does this not bother you at all? And why don't we deserve an explanation for the change? We all know that 10/10 means excellent, so why is it NOW 1/10 and so accepted quickly? Why wasn't it even announced or discussed to begin with? That pissed me off because to me a 10 means excellent, and even though I didn't score it a 10, I did score it high through the old scoring system, only to be told it meant I was voting it as being bad. That's some bullshit!
They did it just to fuck with you.

Seriously, it was in the memo.
 
Though I do hope they stay away from transwarp and interstellar beaming.

If Spock can get from Vulcan to Earth in a few hours, it is likely one or the other is involved. :lol:

Like I said earlier, the episode generally works, though there are nitpicks.
 
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