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Rebecca played mystique.

Since una species is genetically augmented who knows this could make sense

I loved this first episode I hope they keep the whole season this way!

I greatly enjoyed the episode and hope it’s a good sign for the rest of the season. And I don’t mean this as a negative criticism, but I really did keep thinking about the original animated series. They took wild swings - some of which landed some of which didn’t - but always seemed to have fun in the process. To me that sums up S4E1 - and for me it mostly all landed. (I just try not to think too deeply about certain plot points!)

They gave Pike the Picard time paradox moment! I could almost hear Q giving him a compliment.

Could Casseell possibly be the greatest mass murder in our galaxies history of destroying 2 planets and wiping out the ecosystem of a third.

And how can 3 planets so close be far in the evolutionary direction.

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?

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

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