Dec. 11, 2024
Phasers Set To Stun: Lower Decks S5.E8 Upper Decks
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Space the Final Frontier. Join us for a bold conversation
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our prime directive to recap our favorite Star Trek shows,
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both new and old, to engage and debate about all
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things Trek. Prepare to energize with Phasers Set to Stunt.
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Hello everyone, and welcome back to Phasers Set to Stunt,
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where we continue to show our love for everything Star Trek.
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In this ongoing series from a film by podcast, we're
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exploring every quadrant of the expanding universe of Trek by
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covering television, animation, movies, directors, and much more. Plot of
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the course, as always, is your core Trek crew. I'm
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Scott Hofmann, I'm David Byurne, and I'm Wind Whitey. And
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in this episode, as we have been for a few
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weeks now, we're drawn back into the animated side of
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Star Trek with one of our favorite fresh news series,
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Lower Decks, which is back for its final season, and
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we are toward the end. It makes me a little sad,
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it does. Before we talk about this latest adventure of
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the uss Soritos, we're calling for a red alert, so
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this episode is obviously full of the spoilers. If you
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haven't seen the latest episode, please go watch it and
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then come back and join us. We'll be waiting here
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for you, all right, So Dave, if you don't mind,
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let's break down the latest episode called Upper Decks. Let
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you tell us what it's all about?
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I sure will. Written by Colleen Crawford and directed by
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Bob Sororos, the episode that flips the cards on Lower Decks,
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where we go from a show about the lower decks
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to the upper decks and focus on the main command crew.
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In this episode, we get to see the bridge crew
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of the Sorito. So what looks to be a simple
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mission of trying to understand what it has an alien
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life forb known as the Lagoons riled up. It isn't
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long before they get their answer and find themselves in
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a battle with another alien race known as the Clicks.
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We finally get to see the command crew in action,
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and it is indeed a sight to behold.
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It was it was It was a surprise of an episode, yeah,
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because I mean it's from the title, like you should
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get that it's gonna be about the upper deck crew.
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But they they jump right into the face of it,
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and Boimler and Mariner are walking down the hall. They're like,
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you know, it seems weird. They're always kind of like
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fading into the background, and man, it's good to have
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a day off. I was like, that's such a meta conversation.
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It is, you know, it's so funny because this episode
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felt like the next generation Lower X, just the flip
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side of it, all of it, and I think that
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was fantastic that they did that.
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That's a great cat. I didn't even think of that.
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Yeah, it was definitely intended that. It's even the layout
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of the episode is very similar to what they did
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back then.
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And they're taking full advantage of a day off because
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they're taking some time to do what I would think
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is pretty long and drawn out process, especially with the
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complexity they do. But we see Halloween on the Cerrados
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with some pumpkin carving. Rutherford carves a veger, which you know,
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we just discussed on our crossover with the film at
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forty five special thanks to Chuck Brian for joining us
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on that one. I don't know when I saw a veguer,
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I was like, oh my god, that's such a that's
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such a coincidence, even though it's the forty fifth anniversary,
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so it's probably not, but still it is nice.
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To see it was in Mariner going to her mocking
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of Vigor. I just thought that was hysterical.
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Yeah. I also noticed, I know we're going to talk
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about Easter eggs later, but specifically in that scene, I
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thought it was kind of interesting that she says she
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kind of mentions her favorite captains. She says, you know, Janeway,
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Kirk or Cisco, And I was like, so, is that
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maybe the writer calling out what their favorite captains are
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through Mariner or do you I wonder if maybe like
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Tony News and is kind of speaking through that of.
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Her good question. I don't know. I was kind of
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taken aback that the card wasn't mentioned at all, because
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but that's me, that's coming from me personally, you know,
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I respect everybody has their different love their different captains
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and stuff like that. But I was like, wait, wait
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a minute, what what does.
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She do say?
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Meanwhile, Pike is like nothing, I get nothing. You were
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on my show. Nothing. But anyway, I also thought it
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was kind of interesting that Mariner and Wayne keep me
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honest on this. It seemed like Mariner had kind of
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a day of the Doctor moment.
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Yeah. In the Red episode, yep, you are I mean
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I love that they did that, this behind the scenes
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thing that happened, you know, all this huge adventure we
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ever actually ever see.
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I mean that opens the door for you know, maybe
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we could get a short trek in the future where
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we kind of get, you know, a step into that
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kind of thing. But yeah, that immediately maybe think of
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a Doctor Who episode where it in the three D.
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Yeah, and I always wanted to get stuck into a painting.
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What where're they coming from?
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Yeah? And you know, as usual, you know, I'm always
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a fan you know Shaka when the walls fell, when
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we get one of those moments and he says, masorrow
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when the lake was smooth, like everything's fine, I was like,
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damn love it. What about you guys? What are some
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other favorite moments?
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Oh, there are so many in this episode. It's just
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I think one of the things that I love to
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get to We get to see each one of the
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upper deck crew members in their elements, you know, and
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we get to see them how they react in tough situations.
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And I think that's what I loved because some of
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it was very you know star trek, and of course
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some of it was you know, just being silly but
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mixing the two of them together. And I absolutely loved that.
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There were so many scenes that I laughed hysterically. The
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whole engineering themes with Phillips. Oh God, I left so
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hard at that. So, yeah, all of it, wait went
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about you, I agree.
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I just loved how how they showed just just how
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good of a crew that the US of Cerritos has.
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And I too loved the Lieutenant Phillips story. I thought
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that was my favorite of them all, you know, because
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most of the time he comes off as kind of
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a weird buffoon like character, but here, you know, in engineering,
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he's top of the game, and you know, he shows
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here that he is a really good engineering just a
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little forgetfuls. Plus he has his own little Kirk Spock
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star trek Rapha Khan moment there.
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Yeah, yeah, when she grabs the acts uses only what
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do you call this?
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Yeah, there was one moment that stood out to me
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with doctor Tana's ark, doctor Wastelake kind of torturing her
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to kind of update her pain chart. So she's getting
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right the way when she kind of breaks into the
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hallway and the click ats are invading and all this
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other kind of stuff and the guy says, uh, that
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was set to kill and she says, so am I
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and then just wages out. I was like, oh my god.
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She's one of my favorite characters, she says in good
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moments this season.
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She yeah, they're using that character so well.
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So well, there's one very little, slight moment that just
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cracked me up behind and it's wading into the episode
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that shot where the Lord Deckers were leading the creature
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outside the shovel bay. They kept altering the episode. They
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kept telling Ransom to stop calling you space cows. But
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then when they leave that one creature it's got the
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little ear tag on it, just like a cow would.
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I don't know why, but that that hit me.
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Oh Vine humor, Yeah, one that hit for me. And
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this is going to be a deep cut. But the
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Mister Shack's arc I know I was talking to you about. Yeah, Well,
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not only did they have I thought it was kind
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of an interesting, kind of semi poignant kind of moment
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where he's kind of going in this meditative state where
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he's fighting his shadow self right and his you know,
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as a result, ends up beating up a lot of
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clickets to help save the ship and doesn't even know
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he's doing it. He thinks he's just battling Curtesy in
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her pressures. But the illustration style that they used for
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his shadow self reminded me so much of a New
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Teen Titans arc by George Perez and Mark Wolfman. It's
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pretty iconic for Dezy fans, the Terror of Tragone. The
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Titans face off against these evil versions of themselves who
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were black and white except for their eyes that looked
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like the same exact illustration style here, And I was like,
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I don't know if that hits for any other fans,
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but for me, I was like, holy crap, we just
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got to cross over to start treking the Team Titans
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inspiration on that.
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Yeah, that that Battle of Timpasa that was the reference
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in Deep Space nine, wasn't it for Ties of Blood
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and Water?
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I think it was, Yes, that that's correct. Yeah, yeah,
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So we've already known that he's worked with and Grey
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Goot friends with Kiara Neurics, and that just ties right
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in there because that was a big episode of for
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her in her history and in the series.
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I'm glad this is a great point to bring that
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out again. I'm sure they had to kind of rush
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it since they knew this was going to be their
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last season, but at least we were able to get that.
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about this pretty much every episode, is the character development
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and the rich characters that we get from this. I
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think the fact that they're spending their last season doing
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so much to develop these characters instead of saying, here's
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one big last hurrah. You know, overarching story for the
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entire ship not only stays true to the whole kind
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of nature of the show, but it also helps to
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set up these characters to appear in other places, which
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I would love to see. I mean, obviously in the
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animated world would be ideal, but if it could come
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out any place else, that would be always welcome. Well,
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speaking of deep cuts, it seems like that's a good
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segue to get into the Easter eggs. Wayne, what kind
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of things did you see?
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Oh? There were quite a few of them in this episode,
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But let me start off by referencing the clickings to
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serve you know they have appeared on series before. It
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is referenced first season episode They're at us, go back
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and watch us. A good episode. We talked about shacks
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in this history just now. But one of another thing
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that made me laugh was Ransom and Billocks. They discussed
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the quardry rocks falling out of the ceiling on the bridge. Yeah, yeah,
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that is there's something we've seen that many times in
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the past where when the ship was damaged, these these
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big chunks of things would fall out of the ceiling
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and hit people. Best episode to look that up is
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in Yesterday's Enterprise when the sea is getting hit. I
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don't know where that stuff was coming from, but it
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did a lot of damage. And that's we finally have
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a name for corktreet rocks, and Bingston mentions Jeordie LaForge
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and Roe Larin getting stuck out of phase. That's from
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the Nnaration episode Next Phase. And then after right afterwards,
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he goes on and talks about his time on the
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Or birth Class USS manticor The or birth Class is
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the same type of ship that the USS Grissom was
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and Star Trek three the Search for Spot and we
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also saw it again as the USS Pegasus and Next
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Generations episode Pegasus. We talked about there's Vgure. We saw
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Vjre in the Pumpkin I ever actually got to see
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that version of the ship in the original nineteen seventy
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nine version of the home but because that visual effect
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was never completed. But we did finally get to see
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that version in the two thousand and one director's edition
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and the Starfleet Ecologist. He was a member of the
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race called the Grays and knit, the same race that
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the Federation President Jarishino was from the Deep Space nine
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two part or Home Front and Paradise Lost. And then
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finally we have Nurse Wesley. He mentions that he filled
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the hypersphrase with a medicine that would Carrey against the
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virus that would caut the crew to sing. Well, we
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all know where that reference is coming from. That's got
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to be a reference to Space Rhapsody from the Dridge New.
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Worlds Highly underrated, highly underrated. Yeah.
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Plus I'm pretty sure that his name itself Nurse Westlake.
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That has to be a reference to the musical composer
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for rowerdex Chris Wesley.
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M hm.
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Yeah, interesting, good find.
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