Spoilers Strange New Worlds General Discussion Thread

[camdudetenger2018]

They were killed on the USS Farragut by the Dikronium cloud creature?

isnt that the thing that pike had visions of in season 1

 

[The Salt Umpire]

Kirk was said to have been a lieutenant fresh out of the academy during his first encounter with the cloud creature in Obsession, and when we meet him in Strange New Worlds he's about to become first officer of the Farragut.

Yet no mention of half the crew of Farragut dying by SNW Kirk at all in S2 or S3. That's why I was sketchy on the timeline.

 

[Nerys Myk]

isnt that the thing that pike had visions of in season 1

No, that the accident that scars him. It takes place on a J class ship during TOS Season One.

 

[Tallguy]

Yet no mention of half the crew of Farragut dying by SNW Kirk at all in S2 or S3. That's why I was sketchy on the timeline.

He didn't talk about it through all of season 1 of TOS. And never mentioned it again after season 2.

NOBODY in Star Trek will even TALK about Kodos the Executioner.

You know that one year where the Federation lost multiple PLANETS within weeks of each other? Never mentioned. Not even by Wilard Decker.

 

[cooleddie74]

V'Ger is never again referenced in live action, either, and neither is the Whale Probe crisis outside of the Fleet Museum episode of PIC Season 3.

 

[137th Gebirg]

PROOF that every single episode is its own timeline/continuity.

PROOF I SAY!

 

[cooleddie74]

The Whale Probe crisis is indirectly alluded to in "Homefront(DS9)," with Federation President Jaresh-Inyo saying that with the exception of the Borg incident of 2367 there hasn't been a planetary emergency declared on Earth in "a century."

 

[The Salt Umpire]

PROOF that every single episode is its own timeline/continuity.

PROOF I SAY!

Your argument is persuasive.

Would you expect a RKO network Star Trek radio serial (bought to you by Sparkle, the -radium infused- toothpaste that makes your smile shine like the stars) to be consistent from season to season? I wouldn't. "Tune in tomorrow for the exciting conclusion of 'The Living Space Rock' featuring the voices of William Conrad as the voice of Captain Kirk and Bela Lugosi as Mr. Spock."

 

[The Wormhole]

'The Living Space Rock'

But enough about Scouts.

 

[Jayson1]

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[fireproof78]

Paramount has some good stuff. Trek, South Park, several tv shows from Taylor Sheridan and Twisted Metal.

JAG.