You kind of got the feeling the 23rd century officers were all left wondering why 24th century Starfleet is so unprofessional
I don't think it's the difference between 23rd vs 24th century officers, but more a difference between upper deck senior officers and lower decks ensigns.
Oh I didn't know that. Is there some (real life) Star Trek connection that brought them together or is it just some coincidence that they both are on Star Trek?
Or even just the way he was running to catch up with Mariner.
Did you not learn anything from Mariner? Work is gonna be there still ~~five~~ 45 minutes from now.
I hope the Enterprise crew gets to walk around yelling "Upper Decks! Upper Decks! Upper Decks!"
Also, at the end of the LD Season 4 trailer, Mariner and Boimler mentioned something about "the Pike thing we are not supposed to talk about". Maybe there will be some more LD/SNW developments.
You know the way Boimler was crawling under the communications panel, with his right legs at a 90 degree angle. It was just so perfect embodiment.
SNW is such a good show with strong cast and characters and storylines. They totally can stand on their own without trying to bring back legacy characters or storylines. I am not sure why the producers seem to be hell bent on trying to weave these characters back in.
She also delivers the many one-line commentaries on dire situations. It's funny at first, but it does get old pretty quickly.
We keep hearing rumblings of episode 9 as nuts, maybe a musical?
Episode 9 is going to be nuts and at conventions Anson Mount has also hinted that the Lower Decks crossover is not even the craziest thing they have done this season.
Buckle in, folks! This is gonna be awesome and I am here for it!
Good CGI/LED walls blend in. If you notice it, it breaks the 4th wall a bit. Battlestar Galactica 2004 had CGI and it worked so well and looks very believable.
I didn't quite get the reference with Spock's arm. Was this supposed to reference something in previous Trek?