If you think that’s needlessly specific, have you ever seen the Wookiepedia page about “breasts?”

Then again, Memory Alpha also has a page on breasts.

I thought it was fine. The ending of Rutherford’s B-plot felt a little cheap.

Plus with Luvik around, I’m wondering what happened with Jet and if there’s going to be a gang of bitter lower deckers who don’t quite like the main four.

I’ll always find it a little weird how pop culture settled on making Dwarves vaguely Scottish when their origin is as Nordic and Germanic mountain spirits.

Pike should have just said one “Beep.”

Close enough. Thanks.

Between the OST’s for Mechanicus and Ixion Guillaume David does not miss.

I don’t know why this answer should have been almost obvious to me in retrospect. The shoe fits, even though the Pakleds are more about cunning and language expression.

Thanks for the answers. I’m going to see if I can check some of those episodes out.

It’s two taaaakes.

Apparently there is a deleted/alternate scene with more straight forward Klingon Operatic singing that will be included in bonus features.

That’s a pretty boss Jacket. The price almost seems like a negligible factor.

But we had her episode. We know her name is Erica Ortegas and that she flies the ship. What else do we need?

Star Trek peaked with the show that I specifically watched when I was twelve years old. Everything else is too cheesy, tastless, tacky, or boring, but not the show that hooked me when I, specifically, was twelve years old. That’s a fact.

Wait until we find out that us humans look like some other species but with a rubber prosthetic protruding chin, and male pattern baldness. Then imagine the episode where the Captain teaches a lesson to us humans about a compromise.

This is too recursive.

Alternate title for this: Uhura-rton hears a Deu…terium.

Bronze Metal / Third Place Celebration.

I found it peculiar how the Klingons were saying there was no honor in the singing—considering how into Opera the can be known to be—up until I heard how they got the most egregious of the autotune.

I’m reminded of this Whomp comic where the one who invented the Warp Drive was the one trying to escape the planet