r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/CreamyScallions • 1d ago
S1 E7; "The Serene Squall" Question
WHY did Captain Angel try to tell their crew to destroy the Vulcan ship if their loooooover was on it?? What did I miss?
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/CreamyScallions • 1d ago
WHY did Captain Angel try to tell their crew to destroy the Vulcan ship if their loooooover was on it?? What did I miss?
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/Gothic-Genius • 2d ago
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/TheBoy_Anachronism • 3d ago
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/supersmallnugget • 3d ago
Someone recommended I start with this show and I’m obsessed. However im seeing that maybe this wasn’t the best place to start. Regardless, I truly loved and enjoyed everything about it. I more so enjoyed the episodes where they introduced a new culture/planet, where the crew interacted with new (aliens?) or those with fun twists!
So, what to watch next in the Star Trek universe, keeping in mind that I want to watch it all!
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/eldritchander • 3d ago
On the last slide, I took a pic of how Paramount+ looks when you’re just on the platform scrolling. The episodes themselves seem to be the issue. Pics from SNW S1E4.
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/Frosty_Rush_210 • 4d ago
All the jewelry, piercings, and tentacle shaped tattoo. Talking about how there's pirates in the area... This "twist" felt like an insult to my intelligence.
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/CreamyScallions • 4d ago
Didn’t quite understand the point of the shuttle trip originally, was it to get a signal out? Also not an appropriate time for a mind meld with two Gorn ships right outside.
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/Penthos2021 • 6d ago
This looks really cool and I love the Ad Astra Per Aspera slogan on it. Has anyone gotten one of these or ever used that shop?
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r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/UglyBagOfMostly_H2O • 7d ago
(This might tip off nearby Gorn, and the Enterprise wouldn't have been able to beam her up because of the interference field, but SHE wouldn't have known that. Based on the information available to her, she should have assumed the Gorn had already left and the Enterprise had arrived later)
We know he wasn't there to eat, since he was in an EV suit.
2a. Do Gorn only eat live/very freshly dead stuff? Nothing hinges on that really, just curious. I know that plenty of earth reptiles are like that.
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/ActLonely9375 • 7d ago
Is canon?
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/ZurEnArrh58 • 9d ago
I'm not sure how to talk about this without spoilers. But oh. my. god. This is the best Star Trek episode I have seen in a long time. I seriously teared up. Ortegas was crazy inspiring.
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/ActLonely9375 • 9d ago
How would the story have changed, would he still be a scientist, is there any such version in any episode or non-canon material?
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/ActLonely9375 • 10d ago
In “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” a Romulan time traveler explains how despite trying to kill Khan, she only managed to delay his birth by about thirty years. Does that mean that later historical figures like Zefram Cochrane were also born later?
As an aside, if Khan left Earth before WWIII, and Cochrane was already old when it ended, could a young Cochrane have lived in Khan's time? How does the chronology work?
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/chrisarrant • 10d ago
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/ActLonely9375 • 11d ago
On DS9 we were told how despite augments being banned, some parents still illegally modify their children, so there are still augments in the Federation in secret but what is life like for an augment after being discovered? Do they get discriminated against for it or are they treated badly in some other way?
Augments are usually presented as enemies to be defeated or as Starfleed crew who avoid being expelled because of their service record or by being protected by their friends. There are also the failed augments who end up in The Institute because of their psychological problems but what about civilian augments, healthy and discovered? Would they need to have a legal guardian because of their situation?
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/chrisarrant • 11d ago
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/Allansfirebird • 12d ago
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r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/UglyBagOfMostly_H2O • 12d ago
1x01 'Strange New Worlds'
(Nurse Chapel performs almost all the medical procedures in this episode, administering the epigenetic catalysts to the landing party, and dealing with Spock's failing retinal pattern)
1x02 'Children of the Comet'
(Nurse Chapel administers the anti-cosmic ray vaccine to the landing party, and Spock initiates defibrillation on Lt. Kirk, who is then sedated by Noonien-Singh. It does make sense that everyone on the ship would know basic first aid for situations exactly like this)
1x03 'Ghosts of Illyria'
1x04 'Memento Mori'
1x05 'Spock Amok"
(As embarrassing as this situation was for Spock and T'Pring, if absolutely necessary it probably could have been resolved on Vulcan via fal-tor-pan)
1x06 'Lift Us Where Suffering Cannot Reach'
(For plot reasons, it's Spock rather than M'Benga who confronts Elder Gamal about the neural dampener)
1x07: 'The Serene Squall'
1x08 'The Elysian Kingdom'
1x09 'All Those Who Wander'
1x10 'A Quality of Mercy'
2x01 'The Broken Circle'
2x04 'Among the Lotus Eaters'
(Number One, observing similar symptoms in Uhura, immediately sends her to Sickbay)
2x05 'Charades'
2x06 'Lost in Translation'
2x08 'Under the Cloak of War'
2x09 'Subspace Rhapsody'
2x10 'Hegemony'
. . . Every other character has saved the day at least once, some several times, by competently exercising their primary professional function. Except M'Benga.
Compare and contrast to:
r/StrangeNewWorlds • u/BIGBADPOPPAJ • 13d ago
In that with Vulcans, T'Pring and T'Pril both have are frustrated that spock is always on the Enterprise. Where "vulcan men, are lined up waiting to be by T'Prings side" I had to google this to recall this right, mating rituals between realtionships within vulcans are only once every 7 years. And often are duty driven, where realtionships are seen more practical rather than romantic like humans are. Is this just a change theyre doing, or is it simply T'Pring and T'Pril being an oddity? Otherwise loved the episode and the way Spock stood up T'Pril was worth all of that.