Archer had a bottle of whiskey dating back to the end of the 21st or the beginning of the 22nd century that he saved until just before Trip's death in 2161.
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You're all forgetting Scotty's bottle of green.
Probably Midori. 
Vulcan blood wine?You're all forgetting Scotty's bottle of green.
Dr Bashir too when he is playing the James Bond type holodeck character except he likes it "Stirred, not shaken".
The traditional definition of Lotus eaters does not suit episode 4 at all
Except it appears that baby Gorn are carnivores not herbivores or omnivores.
The latest episode had a lot of TOS feel to it. The director of the episode says he tried to shoot it TOS style:
https://trekmovie.com/2023/07/09/in...-to-bringing-tos-style-to-strange-new-worlds/
https://trekmovie.com/2023/07/09/in...-to-bringing-tos-style-to-strange-new-worlds/
Hemmer establishes in Season 1 that 23rd century Starfleet ships had biofilters (they make a point that Gorn eggs aren't detected by them). It's not clear if TOS/TOS movie ships had biofilters since they were first mentioned in TNG.
The Kid Khan episode establishes SNW as a new timeline per the delayed Eugenics Wars date. In this new timeline we assume the same thing happens in Space Seed and Wrath of Khan, more or less.
However, if the new timeline has biofilters as SNW established, how can the events of Wrath of Khan be the same? This isn't something as simple as Khan changing his monologue about fleeing Earth in 1996 to 2036 or whatever. The new timeline has biofilters on all ships now, including presumably the Reliant. How can ceti eel infected Chekov and Terrell be beamed back if the transporters will now detect them as having parasites, without attempts to remove them?
The Kid Khan episode establishes SNW as a new timeline per the delayed Eugenics Wars date. In this new timeline we assume the same thing happens in Space Seed and Wrath of Khan, more or less.
However, if the new timeline has biofilters as SNW established, how can the events of Wrath of Khan be the same? This isn't something as simple as Khan changing his monologue about fleeing Earth in 1996 to 2036 or whatever. The new timeline has biofilters on all ships now, including presumably the Reliant. How can ceti eel infected Chekov and Terrell be beamed back if the transporters will now detect them as having parasites, without attempts to remove them?
The same reason the Gorn eggs weren't.
Nope.
Ok, even if Ceti eels are undetectable by transporter biofilters, how would Khan know that they would be? He presumably had no way of field testing such a theory
Wrong. The Khan episode simply revises the Prime universe continuity - a long-overdue fix to a silly anachronism.
In the current Prime universe, the Eugenics War takes place sometime later than now in the 21st century.
See, there's no "timeline" involved to begin with - this is a series of fictional narratives. Sometimes later versions of a story overwrite earlier versions, for a variety of reasons. It happened to Homer. Even Tolkien did a major revision of a turning point in The Hobbit. It's ridiculous to talk about such revisions as "splitting timelines" that don't exist anywhere to begin with except as list entries in some provisional chronology.
Ideally, for as long as Star Trek keeps being made they'll keep pushing near-future events into the near future. Nothing else makes sense.
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Yeah, it’s not rocket surgery.
He crossed his fingers and hoped for the best.
Khan knew basics of Starfleet technology from the technical manuals he read when picked up 15 years earlier. He knew where to target Enterprise.
I would say he had a working knowledge of ships and their systems, but not command-level knowledge as in the case of the prefix codes.
We know he even read klingon proverbs
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