Directly: no. By association: yes.

Malinda Clark was on a episode of Firefly, which did have cannibals.

Personally I’d compare it to The O.C. (there are a lot of Trek connections).

I think using a real ship with experimental tech for the drill was certainly a response to how cadets should be trained in the time of post-Burn. However the Miyazaki was a contemporary ship; why did the comic book depict TOS era uniforms? Or did I miss a detail there?

That opening scene will be talked about a lot. But damn, that was a bleak episode.

Also, will IDW be publishing a one-shot or graphic novel of that comic?

I misread the text. I didn’t realize it was listing Mirror Cochran.

I was aware of the other roles but I guess “Birthright Part I + II” got glossed over by me when I read a list of his credits.

And the appearance in “Broken Bow” isn’t archive footage. I’m pretty sure that was filmed for the episode.

It doesn’t matter. Nothing really changed as far as I’m aware. Last year the Rio screened movies each night right outside Masquerade Bar.

EDIT: It seems only the convention itself can no longer use Star Trek for its name.

EDIT 2: The resort also serves themed drinks throughout the different bars during the convention. Unrelated, I’m hoping there is another party at the rooftop club.

STLV: Trek to Vegas

Formerly known as Star Trek Las Vegas. Creation Entertainment (the organizers who started Trek conventions) lost the license to use the name a few years ago so they go by the initials now.

EDIT: It’s the big convention Creation host, at least for Star Trek. I’ve gone the past two years (my first was 2024).

THAT WAS HIM?!

It would be funny if they reprised Devor and Locarno instead.

Worf: I have no family.

Omg, that was incredible. I was moved to tears from the overwhelming joy of each moment. 🥹

This isn’t Austria.

Unrelated, I’ve been to the church and the cemetery. That cemetery scene in the movie isn’t accurate. There was physically no place to hide.

Now we have to address whether or not a physical piece of land constitutes as being alive. Because you can’t get a Nobel Prize if you are dead.

They didn’t know who the other ship was when they did that!

🥹 Yes, I am crying.

EDIT:

There is a new (not certain) platform called UpScrolled that people are moving to.

The naming custom is the surname goes before the given name. In “Ensign Ro”, Picard mistakenly says Ensign Laren. He is corrected, being told that her surname is Ro and some Bajorans try to fit in, reversing the structure.

I would think that Seven would be more comfortable within the crew dynamic of Voyager, addressing her by their surname.

EDIT: Being an xB, I would imagine Seven would already know this from Unimatrix Zero assimilating some Bajorans.

I’m so bothered by the character’s name. Does the character go by their first name Celes or Seven not know their surname is Tal?

Exactly. My point is they didn’t get that.