You misunderstand - she was cast by a medical doctor.
Don't blink - you might miss it.
Wait, I thought that was Doctor Who...
And how he initially turned down the opportunity to make his own Star Trek show
Mildly spoilery quote
>I pitched a Starbase 80 spinoff to CBS like, three years ago, which is where a lot of this came from. I would love to go back to Starbase 80, but right now there are no plans to do it.
There's no formal coalition agreement, and I don't see Trudeau scrambling to offer cabinet posts to NDP MPs.
The less formal arrangement they had lasted a pretty long time, all things considered.
But Singh doesn't owe him anything.
I'll let Luther Sloan take this one.
We search out and identify potential dangers to the Federation...we deal with them.
They certainly believe they're protecting the Federation.
Well, no.
I want a system that's actually designed to support multiple parties. Westminster ain't it.
I'm torn on this.
On the one hand, I agree that a PP government is a terrible thing.
On the other hand, it's hardly the NDP's job to prop up another political party.
WTF is he thinking?
For better or worse, he's probably reached the point where he thinks they need to cut all remaining ties to the Liberals, and not be seen as propping them up, formally or otherwise.
Get ready for one of the ugliest campaigns in living memory.
Honestly, if there's one character whose upbringing I'd like to see, it's this one.
At least once more, as always.
And yet it endures. Unlike the Terran Empire, which fell centuries ago. Were you aware that the distance between our two universes started expanding sometime after your departure? There hasn't been a single crossing in over 500 years. You didn't know that, did you? You're all alone now.
There's definitely a lot of wiggle room in there.
Steven Moffat's return to the TARDIS in 'Joy to the World' bolts a heaping pile of festive sentimentality onto a time-twisting tale... and it mostly works for it.
I thought metaphasic shields were theoretical...
Hmm yes I did expect it would go without saying, but the extra reminder can't hurt.
to shreds, you say
"Star Trek: Lower Decks" star Tawny Newsome discusses whether the series finale is truly the end of the show, and the status of her own "Trek" comedy.
A mild counterpoint, because I totally get where you're coming from:
Section 31 is probably the one setting that should be high stakes, all the time. Like them or not, this is kind of what they do.
I wish there was a better mechanism for making these clinical trials happen, especially when there's no reason to think the treatment wouldn't work.
This makes me think that the flashbacks to Georgiou's childhood seen in the trailers might be directly related to the main plot, rather than something that's just there to provide character insight.
Olatunde Osunsanmi talks about the movie featuring Michelle Yeoh, which arrives in January.
>In comparison to many other series that have come in this era (because we all love to compare!), the stakes are as profound as any that we’ve seen, but with a particular character driven twist that I hope will surprise and delight people who watch the movie.
I was thinking that it's interesting that crossovers with the Mirror Universe stop completely at some point around the 27th Century. There's a story there.
One has to dig into the novels for some of this, but Picard took his promotion to oversee the evacuation plans, so in theory, Starfleet already knows about the supernova and is beginning their initial evacuation effort.
The Utopia Planitia fleet was a major project, but evacuations took place even before the fleet was built - Elnor's colony was an evacuee settlement, and Laris and Zhaban stuck with Picard after he rescued them.
I had been hoping that such a major re-evaluation of Starfleet's mission would affect this show, but it was not to be.
Explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations, and boldly go in this expanding vast universe.
Chemosphere cut from Web of Science, which calculates impact factors.
SPOILER WARNING: Discussions for the Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 series finale episode, "The New Next Generation"!
Logline
Season finale where lots of wild stuff happens!
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Written by: Mike McMahan
Directed by: Megan Lloyd
Have you ever considered that the Prime Directive is not only not ethical, but also illogical, and perhaps morally indefensible?