Will SNW get it's omnipotent creature(s)?

[Ovation]

And is better for it.

Fair enough. It’s just that I’d had enough of the non-ironic versions of such sentiments back in the day.

 

[fireproof78]

Fair enough. It’s just that I’d had enough of the non-ironic versions of such sentiments back in the day.

I have as well but I know TimeIsAPredator enough to take it in stride and joke about it.

 

[Ovation]

I have as well but I know TimeIsAPredator enough to take it in stride and joke about it.

Good to know. But I quoted the wrong post in my reply. Oops.

 

[Timofnine]

One thing I liked about TOS is that it frequently portrayed our heroes as a middling race and that it was relatively common to come across more advanced species, with only a couple of exceptions, that largely went out the window during the Berman era.

We did get to see how the SNW crew would encounter similar, because I'd count the Boltzman brain from "The Elysian Kingdom" as an advanced life form.

Kudos to whoever wrote this episode, it is one of my favourite of nuTrek.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

We did get to see how the SNW crew would encounter similar, because I'd count the Boltzman brain from "The Elysian Kingdom" as an advanced life form.

Who ever built M'hanit from Children of the Comet was pretty powerful too. Certainly at least had some sort of prescient vision.