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The penultimate episode to Season 4 (a personal favorite of mine) and what an episode.

Where we gaze into Beckett Mariner and at long last why this girl is the way she is. I didn't expect what was learned, and learning her reasons and event that altered her being made me sympathize with her more than ever before. All connecting back to TNG with the name "Sito". Regrettably, I never saw the episodes with that character guest starring.

And we also have Ma'ah to thank for getting her back on track? Who'd thunk it?

Loved the talk between them, that was some great character interaction.

The mystery of the ship attacking ships across the galaxy is revealed.

Are there any fans who gained a better understanding learning Mariner's reasons for wishing to remain an ensign and not advance in rank?

This episode has it all. Humor, heart and lots of drama.

Eric Bauza

1979-2026

R.I.P.

Eric was a prolific voice actor, known for voicing pretty much all of the main Looney Tunes characters, along with characters on Bob's Burgers, TMNT, Transformers, Rick and Morty, DuckTales, and too many others to name.

He also voiced multiple characters in Star Trek: Lower Decks, Star Trek: Prodigy, and Star Trek: Very Short Treks.

I attended a human party on the Cerritos (I am grateful Dr.T'Ana cauterized my nostrils first to better enjoy the festivities). They were fascinating, but I remain puzzled by human cultural elements.

For instance, Lt. Mariner said I should wear horns for the event to get Lt. Boimler's attention, but why would appearing horned indicate my interest in more... private activities? Perhaps it would have been logical to change my outfit a 6th time before attending.

New to this subreddit so apologies if this has been said/asked before.

Does anyone else want to see an episode of SNW that includes/focuses on the crew of Orion scientists and the "main character" is The Mistress of the Winter Constellation and she is played by Noel Wells? And we find out that D'vana is a mirror image of her and gets her entire personality from her grandmother.

I...wow. What a good show.

From LDS 5x09 - Fissure Quest) and 5x10 - The New Next Generation).

What would the aledo do next if it successfully destroyed douglas station?

From LDS 4x04 - Something Borrowed, Something Green)

From LDS 4x05 - Empathological Fallacies)

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I'm definitely going with the spacecraft archetype in this set, so Rutherford for sure is going in my deck.

Link to bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/gettheorion.bsky.social/post/3mykcrwqp7k2y

Like mariner is just wearing her Starfleet bra under her uniform jacket?

I think it's pretty cool that they did this in the Lower Decks style. It's a lot more fun this way.

Yes I know Cetecean Ops wasnt started by LD, but I’d like to think LD set the precedent for the franchise to be a lot more comfortable in using it. And its also worth noting that the 2nd time we have seen Cetecean Ops on another ship (USS Voyager-A in Prodigy), the whales there were not in uniform. Not even when we see the Mirror Universe Voyager-A where even the whales are evil.

I had this idea for a long time

So, is there or is there not a USS San Clemente? In one of the season, one episodes, an Admiral said there isn’t, but in the episode with all the Cali class ships, there was.

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