Lower decks has soooo many references to the other series I feel like it would be a very confusing place to start.

Gotta wake up early to farm those first rays.

Farmboy‽

That thing was a monster!

Ugh, sucks to share the same planet as these idiots.

Interestingly, all the names you could identify were cast members from the original series except Patrick Stewart who was in the next series, The Next Generation.

I just switched to Garuda Dr460onized as my daily driver. Fucking love it! Am I also allowed to say I use Arch btw?

Interestingly, bash shell was released 2 years after TNG came out.

I’m not ready for memes to be high quality. I feel a disturbance in the force.

Hey, don’t be leaving my boy Gimli out like that. Dude’s damn hot.

I’m just joking and found it crazy that I’m literally watching the episode for the first time. It’s a pretty recognizable episode.

Spoilers! I’m actually 10 minutes into this episode right now, haha.

If generic engineering becomes that easy, humanity will become nothing but massive, shambling genitals. Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal comic.

You were happier with the pre-TOS Discovery Klingons?

Aww, thank you LadyButterfly! I like having this nice little reminder pop up in my feed.

Dog howled to be let out twice the other night. Had some diarrhea unfortunately, but thankfully could hold it until they got out (unlike when they were a puppy…). Same night my kid had a nose bleed twice and had to change the sheets twice. Next day was a blur.

Wow that’s a great sci-fi summary for the show! Glad you liked it.

Geez, did I miss the Wil Wheaton episode? I think I’d remember that.

The Denise Crosby episode was really good. Walter Koenig came on as an expert one episode then he was a contestant the next episode so I think he really liked the show. Cirroc Lofton was alright and had a few trivia bits about his time on DS9 that was interesting, but I’d say it wasn’t great overall.

Anthony Rapp is just amazing. I think he talked more about Rent than Star Trek, but it was only then that I realized that I had seen him in both.

Yeah, Tim states in the podcast that he’s been an Astronomer for 35 years! It’s weird to see that the “Next Generation” of Star Trek actors are getting up there now.

Kirk - his tribbles overflowing

Production quality is similar to the Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry guide to Windows 95.