Funny I would go on one of those space missions you can buy for a few hundred grand at the drop of a hat.

But you couldnt pay me enough to go on that sub.

I think as a standard TV episode it could be good, even in the top ten. But the loooooong scenes mixed with the unfortunate uniform choice makes it hard to actually enjoy it.

I assume he matured in general, the Chamat thing was just a aspect of bisexuality from what I saw. There are furries of all ages, but if he settled down I can see him leaving it behind.

I’m surprised they didn’t say First Contact, a fan favourite and a bit more recent.

I doubt they were allowed to leave, something non combat. Academy or star bases, but yeah, I bet the dynamic changed something fierce.

Do you really want them though? Aside from admin jobs many of them may be out right liabilities in a war.

I think I read somewhere, hell it may have even been you, that since ships never are in atmosphere, that they have no need to be stream lined. Like the Borg cubes. Thus when making them people don't both with smooth lines and such, when you need to replace armour you weld a bit ontop of the damaged ...

Ha I had only ever seen the short one that stops with him at the vineyard.

I am so confused with the Terminator timeline after 2. If they solidly come out saying everything is non canon aside from 1 and 2 I will watch it with high hopes.

Anyone else remember Chakat? He must he loving this....

Well I still hate this movie and will fight anyone on it!

Its just boring, I think I remember someone saying it was a episode turned into a Movie? Totally believe that as it could be an hour shorter and be a better film.

I like the idea of a Ferengi episode a season. Everyone knows its coming, and it provides the writes a good break yet challenge. Sure its Ferengi, but how can we expand on the culture. They kind of did the same with the mirror verse but didnt pull it off as well, as the first episode set it up badly...

That wasnt really advanced tech, it was a logical, if flawed basic step up in a system. Plot bunny idea: The Doctor knows how vital he is to the ship, so starts making holographic replacements for every crew member, all based on him with him adding a personality trait from the person they are replac...

I wonder what the service was like in the time period around the Dominion war/Borg stuff, when Star Fleet went from floating hotels/Science ships to a military.

Were there a lot of sciency type people resigning commisions or requesting commissions on stations or planet side.

I saw a rumor Seven of Nine would be in it? But that may have just been a fanboy wish.