"Though our enemies crowd around us, we tread the blessed path!"
~ A Star Trek character, probably.
Time Amok is the eighth episode, it has a few minor spoilers but it's otherwise a standalone and classic Trek "ship hit by science nonsense" episode. If you want a barometer of what the show can be that'd be my recommendation to watch ahead.
it has been said that they're all from SNW so here's a list of names for looking them up, left to right, top to bottom:
- Lt. Cmdr. Una "Number One" Chin-Riley & Lt. Spock
- Ens. Nyota Uhura
- Lt. Erica Ortegas
- Dr./Cmdr. Joseph M'benga
- Lt. Hemmer
- Lt. La'an Noonien-Singh
- Cpt. Angel (non-Starfleet)
- F Cpt. Christopher Pike
- Nurse/Lt. Cmdr Christine Chapel
(edit for minor pedantry, both Pike and Uhura got promoted over the course of the current show so it's entirely possible that the ranks I listed don't quite line up with the pictures at the time but that's too much damn work for me so you're getting current ranks as of SNW ep 20)
The rules of the death notes generally have time limits in the tens of days. They can only control+kill a person for 23 days, and the pre-filled death methods (such as how Light killed Raye Pember) are said in supplementary text to only work for 19 days.
I imagine that first clause would prevent any significant life altering shenanigans.
I recognize the tail but I'm gonna click it on my PC with adblock, just because I respect your hustle.
jokes on you, youtube ads spoiled the gag long ago.
There's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo of Stonn in Strange New Worlds IIRC. He was one of T'Pring's coworkers. Maybe she just got closer to him there.
Look, I'm just sayin', if you know there's a particular haircut that looks good on your family's skull shape, it might be logical to stick with it.
I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that you have two pairs of the same person and that more than half of these examples (Solkar, Spock, Sarek) are sourced from a single family.
I'ma be honest, I want him to either be relatively high-ranking (Commander and Janeway's XO maybe?) or puzzlingly still an ensign. No middle ground.
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In fairness, they did that on Voyager first.