It reaches out it reaches out it reaches out it reaches out — One hundred and thirteen times a second, nothing answers and it reaches out

> Batel’s Gorn DNA infusion, the treatment from the chimera plant, and her earlier encounter with the Vezda are stirred up into a convoluted sci-fi stew to explain all this in a dialogue scene that tries with all its might to use sci-fi-y terminology to convince us this actually makes sense, but mostly just draws attention to what a whopper of an ass-pull it all really is. The overriding sense one gets while watching this is, “Well, they’re just making stuff up now and pretending it holds water.” It really doesn’t. But I have to admit that I respect the commitment to the sheer insanity of the concept, even if the effort and seam-hiding are lacking. In the end, it’s basically, “because we said so.”

god bless Jammer.

https://www.jammersreviews.com/st-snw/s3/new-life-new-civilizations.php

> None of this “Universal Star-child” bullshit.

Bang on. It’s the same reason I couldn’t stand Discovery. There’s a universe ending problem and you alone are the key to solving it? Blech.

Fan fic with higher production values.

I think Batel was a well written character, otherwise.

Sorry you’re just in the wrong because you don’t know how to easily spell my new app nncjcosiwhebf

duh.

> Look, TNG got a sequel series (Picard), Voyager got a sequel series (Prodigy)… what we want is for DS9 to get one

You and I both know a Garak miniseries is the only appropriate answer.

robocall@lemmy.world only for Boston based instances

Honestly it could be something as prohibitive as not having secured film and TV rights from the authors.

I can imagine that doing it after the fact is often quite expensive.

Thanks for posting about this thenexusofprivacy@infosec.exchange

I’m interested (in a tired defeatist way) in what I need to do to stay on the right side.

It sounds like geoblocking is probably the quickest legally safe course of action, so perhaps it’s bye Mississippi too…

oh gosh judgement rites… the fact they built a full on 2D dogfight simulator in that game was epic.

I got good enough at it that I could shoot down Trelane.

Spoiler alert — it didn’t matter, he stranded you on the planet anyway.

Sound a bit like XCOM2 set in the ST universe. I’m game.

If we’re seeing the wind down of new Star Trek shows but a resurgence of games, I am totally on board for this

Star Trek Armada reboot please 😁

Well, the good news is at least with conversational backfill, you’ll be able to pull the entire reply tree 😁

blackfox@lemmings.world 50 threads, as in they go to 50 and stop getting new ones?

It’s like they didn’t consult the daystrom institute at all! Haha

Although tbf I think the port and starboard thrusters are aft facing.

Spot on about the airlock though.

The fuel source with just a bit of bite!

Is anybody else curious about the fact that you can manually engage port or starboard thrusters via a conveniently located joystick in the hallway?

jgrim@discuss.online Pixelfed has no versioning? That’s concerning that you have to live on the bleeding edge if you don’t want to be outdated.

I do see there are tags, which at least shows some versioning?

ijon_the_human@lemmy.world the whole forgotten spaceship idea was worth at least a multi episode arc, but I don’t think we’ll get much, which is too bad because there’s quite a bit to explore. Not even some old log entries to listen to.

Double edged sword that is the episodic show.

This episode is giving me some Firefly vibes.

The Gorn connection was an interesting one… it seemed entirely out of left field, especially since the Gorn were literally put to bed two (one?) episodes ago.