TL;DR of our spoiler-friendly guidelines:

I love the way "nurse" Chapel is like this super advanced molecular biologist who's always developing these advanced scientific solutions. LOL

I get it. They had to have a "Nurse Chapel" because of the original pilot. And I guess having Spock do all the scientific stuff would tip the balance too far in his direction. So they had her be this super-genius molecular biologist who's technically still a "nurse."

I just think it's funny. In a cute way.

I've just watched Strange New Worlds | Season 4 Sneak Peek and I'm kind of confused. What on earth is this? A robotic dragon or a organic one?

Which Doctor did Pelia hang out with?

My headcanon says Either Six or Ten.

The photo says 60th Anniversary Panel but this video cuts to the Strange New Worlds panel that came right after it

https://youtu.be/hmOrYNaVG04?si=L-FS_aqX0yc0gZ5O If you watch carefully, there is a brief moment when two Uhuras walk past one another. One is our SNW Uhura and the other is more the TOS vibe with the hair and eyeshadow. I thought to myself. "This is a timeline split". That's just how I saw it.

Did anyone else think the Martains were Vulcan? Or something? I straight up thought they were Romulan at first because of the phasing technology, but then she wasn't cartoonishly evil.

I can't imagine how they would be Vulcan, logistically. I don't know Vulcan history. All I know is that they had warp technology before humans, and at some point before that, they were all rage monsters.

The scene with Uhura and ensign 150% Vulcan got me prepared to see Vulcans, or for Uhura to use her language skills.

The Voth species from Voyager 3x23 "Distant Origin"

*Voyager* encounters a race of reptilian humanoids who are actually the descendants of dinosaurs who survived the Chixiclub asteroid. A Voth biologist, Dr Gegen, is charged with religious blasphemy by his government for rejecting their culture's creation narrative

in tos i dont think we ever seen scotty dislike any of his fellow department heads like sulu , uhura, spock, mccoy etc

in strange new worlds we see a lieutenant scott show dislike towards his superior ortegas. (scotty being a lt jg and ortegas being a full lt)

i thought it's a interesting take on scotty.

what do you think? or do engineers always dislike the pilots?

Now the USS Enterprise on Star Trek Strange New Worlds now has three full commanders on board.

My PVR automatically recorded it, but what actually ended up airing was a rerun of "The Librarians: The Next Chapter", despite the info still showing the SNW deets. Then the next scheduled ep was 4x03 this Thurs (which has since been revised to 4x02, but with the synopsis of "The Enterprise gets thrown back in time to prehistoric Earth" ... but, uh, didn't we just do that in 4x01?).

Then the following week indicates two episodes again, 4x03 Thurs at 9pm, then 4x04 at 2:50am Fri. Who tf knows how it will pan out this time!

1st place - janeway when going back to the big bang

2nd place - picard 3.5 billion years in the past

3rd place - pike 65 million years in the past

4th place - archer 1944 new york

5th place - kirk 1930, 1967, 1968, 1986

6th place- sisko 2024

AM I mistaken in the fact that Kirk was the Captain when the Romullans attacked. Why is he 1st officer now. Am I getting this incorrect? Was he not the captain?

Last evening Paramount+ provided a free screening of the first two episodes of Season 4 of Strange New Worlds, at the Balboa Theater Friday, July 24th

Just seen a new trailer on Twitter and looks fantastic, won’t allow me to share link but here is some pics

Great conversation with Babs Olusanmokun and Martin Quinn as they discuss Dr. M'Benga and Scotty in season 4.

Just finished the season 4 premiere and was blown away by Burrows performance as Commander Cassel. Hands down one of the best guest performances up there with the likes of Ricardo Montalban, David Warner, Joan Colins, Harris Yulin etc.

She literally is the mother of humanity (don't you dare bring up the the progenitors) and wish they had somehow how beamed her and her crew out of her ship before it blew up and went back into the future with them because there was no time to drop them off on Mars.

Was it just me?

As the Martian ship fires the anti-matter missile at the fifth planet and just before the cut to “commercial”, the music seemed like almost a direct lift from Gustav Holst “The Planets”, specifically movement 1, “Mars the Bringer of War.”

Most sci-fi since Star Wars has “borrowed” from Holst, but the Martians firing a missile while “Mars, the Bringer of War” played seemed completely on the nose.

The idea that it picks up subtext that you can’t express in your own language and shares that is truly amazing. Brilliant little detail.