Methinks Mr King already went there before...The time devouring Looms concept, I've seen in the Hilda show. That was better done there.
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Methinks Mr King already went there before...The time devouring Looms concept, I've seen in the Hilda show. That was better done there.
I believe it was released before some of the creators of the show knew about it and they originally believed that it was stolen/released early without permission (but it wasn't)?Been out a few months now, though the French version also got released back around April or something.
I only know of Cetecean ops from Lower Decks (and the Ups and Downs of Star Trek from youtube) but now that Prodigy has shown whales, I'm going to assume that it's related to the whales that Kirk saved or something in one of the movies, which I still haven't seen.I don't know that the translating Murf episode was pointless - it helped expand on the Cetecean Ops stuff, which actually matters more in this show.
The Langoliers eat the past (and anyone or anything in it), so that the future/present can then be created afterwards.I saw the Langoliers, hehe. Buy I didn't get what they eat. Like, people stuck in between time?
"...the Langoliers are the timekeepers of eternity, and that their purpose is to clean up what is left of the past by eating it..."
So half of the final ep was Mars being attacked and kids being drafted. What was that suppose to be? Did creators say something? Bet it would have related to who created Dal.
Who was Beverly Crusher's new husband?
At a surface level it's still got the general appeal and potential self-insert kid characters, and they make sure to explain any Trek-specific things well for the kiddos, then they throw in the deep cuts for the parents watching it with their kids(and the adult fans of course), like how Animaniacs always threw stuff in for the parents besides the slapstick for the kids. It's meant to be a show that kids can jump into fine as their first Trek, without talking down to them.All in all, superb series but, geez, it wasn't really for kids, right? First season, maybe but, wow, it just kept getting more and more epic. But all the deep cuts meant its for Trek fans.
Strange New Worlds blamed a group of Romulans for changes made to the early 21st century, apparently they were more involved in the Temporal Cold War than the Berman era let on....So... do we blame kirk or janeway?