Bonus

Picard: he became part of the past (First Contact)

Okay, what I meant was, Geordi did use one.

But yeah, this is clearly Sisko but I don’t recall him shaving his head in any scenes.

Picard: he never exceeded or failed but he was in a loop a few times (“Time Squared”, “Cause and Effect”, “All Good Things…”)

Sisko: he was always behind and sometimes stuck in the future (“Past Tense Part I and II”, “Trials and Tribble-ations”, “Children of Time”)

Janeway: she was always behind and ahead of her time and some times speeding ahead (“Future’s End Part I and Part II”, “Timeless”, “Blink of an Eye”, “Relativity”, “Endgame”)

So Wesley is Tim in this scenario. Is Barclay the Nedry?

It was Geordi. He was shaving a beard.

It actually does look like the big room in the convention center at Rio. I say this as someone who went there once last year.

Unless the Internet is lying, I’m pretty sure Darren knew Sinatra.

We just gonna forget about TAS? Season 1 is 16 episodes at 384 minutes. Season 2 is even less with 6 episodes at 144 minutes. That’s just 8 hours, 48 minutes.

You can listen to the full song. It’s on the volume 1 score.

I think this might be a joke for those fluent in Klingon. The song at the end of “We’ll Always Have Tom Paris” is described by Mariner as having lyrics about a dude who eats their own hand. That song is titled “batlh vIpoQ!”. The lyrics have nothing do do with that. Just a dude saying he demands honor over and over.

Okay, but which Defiant are we comparing this to? NCC-1764, NX-74205, or NX-74205?

You mean from Alpha to Delta shift.

Yeah, I don’t know of any adult education classes on a Galaxy class starships.

I watch Trek almost daily.

You wish.

Oh, Smartypants. I forgot I watch that too.

I mean, you could just look up someone’s personnel file and see their rank didn’t change after they returned to Alpha Quadrant.

Add Make Some Noise. Those four are the only shows I watch.

I took one college course and couldn’t handle it. On top of that I was the weird student that wanted to use a Mac instead of the school’s own computers. So anytime I had a problem, the teacher would just blame me using Xcode instead of Visual Studio.