Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 3 Viewing (Spoilers)

[Stalker0]

My thing about ads is….ok I can take a few commercials….but for Pete’s sake give me different ones. I will often see the same exact ad two or even three times in the course of a streaming episode.

Like come on people do you only have one sponsor?

 

[Umbran]

So are we to read from this that Trelane is OFFICIALLY a Q? I know that's always been the fan theory, but with John DeLancie voicing his dad, I think that settles it?

Except... stopping someone from mucking around with humans is out of character for the Q we know.

 

[Stalker0]

Except... stopping someone from mucking around with humans is out of character for the Q we know.

What Q is a "do as I say, not as I do" kind of dad. Who would have thought?

 

[Ryujin]

What Q is a "do as I say, not as I do" kind of dad. Who would have thought?

There's that, plus humans had gotten even more uppity, in the TNG days, so they had to be cut down a peg.

 

[cbwjm]

I thought Rhys Darby was perfect casting for Trelaine. I also picked up the voice of Q there and wondered about that. Perhaps he is a Q or perhaps something else and they thought they'd throw in John DeLancie as the voice of the dad to mess with Trek fans.

 

[Ryujin]

I thought Rhys Darby was perfect casting for Trelaine. I also picked up the voice of Q there and wondered about that. Perhaps he is a Q or perhaps something else and they thought they'd throw in John DeLancie as the voice of the dad to mess with Trek fans.

Ever since TNG there has been speculation that Trelaine might have been a Q, so they've effectively now made that canon. The IMDB listings explicitly name the characters Trelaine and Q and, as that information comes from the studio, that's pretty much the final word on it I would say.

 

[Morrus]

Ever since TNG there has been speculation that Trelaine might have been a Q, so they've effectively now made that canon. The IMDB listings explicitly name the characters Trelaine and Q and, as that information comes from the studio, that's pretty much the final word on it I would say.

IMDB data is based on user submissions. It’s crowdsourced like Wikipedia.

 

[Ryujin]

IMDB data is based on user submissions. It’s crowdsourced like Wikipedia.

Thank you for the correction. The only information that I am personally aware of, via friends in production companies, was that the information on their work was submitted via their IMDB Pro accounts.

 

[cbwjm]

Ever since TNG there has been speculation that Trelaine might have been a Q, so they've effectively now made that canon. The IMDB listings explicitly name the characters Trelaine and Q and, as that information comes from the studio, that's pretty much the final word on it I would say.

I think, since "Q" only appeared as that ball of light, they've kept speculation open as to the nature of Trelaine.

 

[Donald]

I'm in the "too fast" boat for the first episode, but it was good overall. I really hope the Gorn aren't being swept under the rug after this episode. There's still the threat of them and if they're all asleep for a while the Federation should at least do some recon. Also shouldn't the actual solar activity revive them and start everything over again?

I liked the second episode more than I expected to. It was light without getting overly silly and Corby being the target of Trelaine worked better than one of the Enterprise crew.

The previews made it looks like this season was going to be overly comedic, but so far so good.