@@dmanc85 And a nice guy. Met him at Comic Con a few years ago and yeah, when i found out that was him. Oh shit, i recognize that yelling voice anywhere when he quoted "THIS IIIS THE FAAAAARM!"
I like how the D-14 specialist having 3 arms lets him do both the "hands behind your back" and "maniacal gesticulation" villain things at the same time
This was a clever idea makes you think it’s like a 40k black ship and it’s all grim dark but then at the ends it’s just psych! This is Star Trek remember!
Indeed, honestly given the chaos that is Star Fleet bureaucracy and organization, a space ship that's innocently transporting patients accidentally looking sinister is PAR for the course. This is the same organization that thought studying Mintakans behind a DUCK BLIND was a good idea after all.
Walter Dayrit Apparently the Voyager's holographic doctor was programmed with Dr. Phlox record keeping skills. Why do you think Starfleet did not know about the Borg despite Phlox having found a cure for assimilation.
Excuse me. The writer who wrote Threshold is a guy by the name of Michael DeLuca..... He is now the president of Warner Brothers... He's been nominated at least three times for Oscars for his screenwriting. So your snark is a little bit misplaced.
@@TOK150 And it feels like Star Trek. Like, sure it's played for humor and has cursing thrown around here and there, but I fits into the universe we know so well. The light tone and general optimism, alongside very Star Trek episode premises and moral lessons makes it much more like the TOS/TNG era shows than anything that's come since 2004. Plus, the writing respects the old shows despite parodying them, and the humor is generally clever, playing off of obscure references and in-universe tropes rather than relying on shock value or pop culture. Honestly, this show is the singular little spark of hope that makes me think Trek can still pull out of this era of action schlock.
Man with all the talk of not trusting admirals and the "Dark Section" of Starfleet I was getting DS9 vibes so that is totally the gag. The crazy old man who thinks everything is a dark conspiracy is the DS9 guy that's genius.
He said they were there for months so either the journey keeps being diverted to pick up the next patient and he was the first or the uniform change is only that old
@@yseson_ Well given that this happened only about a year or so after Nemesis, I wouldn't be surprised that most of the starfleet personnel wore DS9 uniforms before
The Farm is actually based on mccoys comment about beint sent to the funny furm in stIII! And probably DS9's jack pack played in as well... it's great how they take a simple idea, toy around with it and make it into a cool story, the comedic approach of course does help
It would be funny if that was Tom Paris himself. Edit: On a side note, if I was able to do that with CPT Janeway, I'd be pissed that I didn't remember. (Although that would also have other side complications considering I'd be a lizard at the time.)
Some context/explanation for those less familiar with ST-lore, &/or the younger ST-nerds... *;)* 1. (0:12) *_'Division 14 Medical Specialist'_** ~* The D-14 Medical Specialist is *_NOT_* one of the *'Undine'* (aka _'Species 8472',_ from ST:Voyager)... - a.) The D-14 Medical Specialist is an *Edosian,* a Federation member-race with triple limbs, 3x arms & 3x legs on a (mostly) upright humanoid frame. - b.) The *Undine* have (by default) 2x arms & 3x legs on a (mostly) centaur-like frame. As a counter-balance point, the Undine do also have the power of _Shapeshifting,_ though it takes focused concentration and effort on the Undine's part to shapeshift, unlike how fluidly and easily as the Dominion Founders of ST:DS9 can shapeshift. - c.) Edosians were depicted in ST: the Animated Series, via Lieutenant Arex, voiced by James Doohan. 2. (1:54) *_"Annnd...Anthony!"_** ~* For all those that keep saying/thinking it is Tom Paris from *[ST: Voyager 2x15; "Threshold"]...* - a.) There have been many attempts/experiments/projects to try to (safely) break the Warp 10 (Transwarp) Threshold, across both for _'Alpha'_ and _'Beta'_ ST-lore, stretching back to the TOS-era and TOS-films (see: the USS Excelsior). - b.) So it is more likely that 'Anthony' is simply one of many who tried to exceed the Warp 10 Threshold, without sufficient shielding/protection against its mutative effects. *:)* 3. *_Hope yet for ST:LD...?_** ~* This kind of content is how ST:LD may yet be saved and better established, by _INTEGRATING_ and weaving the ST-lore and -nerdisms to the fabric of the show; as opposed to yelling it out &/or throwing it into the faces to the audience. Just because ST:LD is _'legally'_ allowed to directly and openly reference everything in the overall ST-series, it does not necessarily help establish its legitimacy among the ST-series. If anything, the yell-outs & throw-outs wind up feeling too much like _'Fourth Wall Breaks',_ which hurt ST:LD for both its intended comedy and ST-legitimacy. Thanks for uploading this, *Lower Decks.* :)
and more than likely when they get to "The Farm" Anthony will be undergoing the same Anti-Proton radiation therapy that Tom Paris and Captain Janeway underwent back in 2372 (heck, Division 14 might be using an improved therapy method based on the Voyager EMH's original medical logs!)
The captain’s a deep reference. The original animated series featured a guy with 3 arms and 3 legs in the secondary cast, but that was also the only series where that race appeared.
Why though? By Imperial standards this is downright humane treatment. The mutants get to waste the God Emperor’s valuable atmosphere while not being used for dangerous labor/target&bayonet practice/ground up into Emperor’s Brand Mercy Bars.
To be fair everyone is so afraid of mutants they cause unrest and breed rebellion in sectors of the emporium these guys are just eyesores on admirals mistakes none the less is f’d up
@@JA9339 I didn't see it coming. Probably because I feared they would play it straight in the same vein as DIS probably would. You know 'grimdark heart of the Federation'.
I just love imagining the glee the sound effects & music scorer crew had with this episode. "More menacing! MORE! MAKE IT FEEL LIKE THEY'RE ON A ONE-WAY TRIP TO HELL! MWA-HA-HA-HA!!!"
*@Paul Mantell ~* Mostly correct. The Division 14 Medical Specialist is an *Edosian,* the triple-limbed race; represented by Lieutenant Arex (voiced by James Doohan) in ST: the Animated Series.
Wouldn't this show be a lot more popular if they had it on regular TV where 10's of millions could see it instead of a few 1000 people who will to pay an extra $10 a month for something they should be getting for nothing?
Omfg already... you pay for netflix and disney. Stop acting like CBS which is now cbs/paramount shouldn't have made the business decision to move to what will be the future of video content consumption
@@EBrown-cr1gr Well, they could just rent it to Netflix. Them routing it through CBS all-access is clearly an attempt to draw people into their exclusive service. I don't expect them to broadcast in on TV though.
Boimler: So... about this "Inmaterium Drive", How that thing is supose to work? The Doctor: Oooh ... soon you'll see, soon ... you'll see ... Meah hea hahahahahahahha!!!
Almost thought the tripod dude from Division 14 was a member of Species 8472. Too small, though and too speaking vocally and not telepathically, however!
Actually - and especially given the simple animation models - I’m not sure I could tell the difference between a “freak” and what’s supposed to be a normal (i.e. Trek standard rubber-forehead) alien.
@@Youcancallmeishmaell Not really. The Terran Empire are just a bunch of greedy jerks. Everything the Imperium of man does it does for a damn good reason.
Hmm well there's our ride shall we no 😓😨 0:05 ok introduction huh i did'nt this show was still finger sensitive aliens hmm 👽 3 legs ?guy reminds me of xj6 but she has 1 arm not 3 0:29 wut lies beyond that door hmm 0:55 Oh gosh welcome too the carnival (rimshot) 1:15 well they all seem the most yuck but wut can compare too this 1/2 old 1/2 young hmm shall i call him reverse Benjamin button or half dipped ponce de la cruz ? 1:45 Oh that thing wut beeps for yeah i seen before south park oh Mrs claridge ok I guess futurama then 1:45 Hmm must be hard too get a date or put up wit each other 💕🖤 1:52 hmm may this be wut u don't transport wit stuff on the other side who seen 80s the fly Jeff goldblum that ass 1:57 and wut wit high spirits in comes the truth uh halfy 2:08 (lock clicks) 🌌🚀⚡⚡ (laughing maniacally) 😈😈
Why do I get the feeling they gave the alien a mask after all the corona stuff started. Medical masks never seemed necessary in star trek... for whatever reason. probably because they have super hi-tech preventative medicines or something
This feels more like the Orville than Star Trek. Remember when Star Trek was about Humanity moving to the next level and leaving the 20th Century far behind. New Trek seems like modern people in the future.
This show is like Wrath of Khan, i.e. just make Star Trek out to be a complete fraud; like making Kirk into Gilderoy Lockart, saying he cheated on his Starfleet test and never "faced death". Because Nick Meyer had NEVER WATCHED A SINGLE TOS EPISODE.
He did though and the only thing he changed on the kobioshi maru was that he made the Klingon commander respect him like how Kirk thought he would be respected by the Klingons that was about it it’s not like what happened in the 2009 film where he just hacked into the sims to make it so he won.
@@mrfivegold I'm with you for Discovery and episodes 6-10 of Picard, but this one is actually both really fun and pretty Trekky to me. So spoilers - the Farm is real. Further, there's a detail they don't tell you, but you have to work out which shows that the showrunners care- everyone has the new uniforms except for the old guy, who has a First Contact uniform. Since Nemesis took place in 2379 (which has the First contact uniforms) and Lower Decks in 2380, it means that the scary ship has been picking up passengers for, at best, a couple months. Which means the old guy is bullshitting, at best. Attention to detail! I figured they were being overly dramatic to start with.
wkcia look this whole series is merging styles that weren’t meant to go together. This show is literally everything people ever hated about PC culture in nerd entertainment. All they did was copy a obnoxious art style and threw in forth wall satire. It’s still a bad show.
Well, better than Discovery. At least Lower Decks seemed more canon given its reference to other star trek shows even the not so well known and obscured Star Trek Animated Series which most people even some star trek fans like me completely forgot that it existed.
The guy switching from old man to kid is doing some amazing voice acting
That's Nolan North, voice acting legend!
@@dmanc85 And a nice guy. Met him at Comic Con a few years ago and yeah, when i found out that was him. Oh shit, i recognize that yelling voice anywhere when he quoted "THIS IIIS THE FAAAAARM!"
I like how the D-14 specialist having 3 arms lets him do both the "hands behind your back" and "maniacal gesticulation" villain things at the same time
I've always wondered. Is he species 8472?
@@magicalmanfromwonderland He's an Edosian, the same species which Lt. Arex from the 70s Animated Series belongs to. 🙂
This was a clever idea makes you think it’s like a 40k black ship and it’s all grim dark but then at the ends it’s just psych! This is Star Trek remember!
Indeed, honestly given the chaos that is Star Fleet bureaucracy and organization, a space ship that's innocently transporting patients accidentally looking sinister is PAR for the course. This is the same organization that thought studying Mintakans behind a DUCK BLIND was a good idea after all.
"We have two of everything..."
"Almost everything..."
I lost it.
A transporter fusion and a salamander creature good to see Voyager being referenced.
The half old man half baby are also a reference to how Daniels died in Enterprise, various parts of his body aging at different times.
Holy shit... Am I very high or did they took a reference from warhammer 40k BLACK SHIPs to make this one? xD
They will soon be sacrifice to the emperor.
That is what I thought it look like. Well, they do have the creepy medical specialist with a mad scientist vibe going on.
lets see... ship pops out of a dark portal when it drops out of warp... yeah it checks out
It is
It might be.
The Terran Empire in Discovery is very Imperium of Man.
I did laugh out loud at the Threshold reference.
best part
Someone tried replicating the warp 10 project.
Wait that happened to Janeway and Paris. I thought that they can cure that?
Walter Dayrit Apparently the Voyager's holographic doctor was programmed with Dr. Phlox record keeping skills. Why do you think Starfleet did not know about the Borg despite Phlox having found a cure for assimilation.
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"Did it used to be a man?"
No, it used to be a screenwriter's career. It was never the same after Threshold.
Excuse me. The writer who wrote Threshold is a guy by the name of Michael DeLuca..... He is now the president of Warner Brothers... He's been nominated at least three times for Oscars for his screenwriting.
So your snark is a little bit misplaced.
@@rolandmiller5456 Proves that the more you suck at your job, the more you get promoted.
Is it weird I'm kind of enjoying this more than discovery or picard
Why because it’s animated and well written?
@@TOK150 And it feels like Star Trek. Like, sure it's played for humor and has cursing thrown around here and there, but I fits into the universe we know so well. The light tone and general optimism, alongside very Star Trek episode premises and moral lessons makes it much more like the TOS/TNG era shows than anything that's come since 2004. Plus, the writing respects the old shows despite parodying them, and the humor is generally clever, playing off of obscure references and in-universe tropes rather than relying on shock value or pop culture.
Honestly, this show is the singular little spark of hope that makes me think Trek can still pull out of this era of action schlock.
@@JGuraan "it's played for humor and has cursing thrown around here and there"
So like the original series.
No, I like it too
Nope.
Ok my fav thing about this is the crazy guy is wearing a DS9 era uniform which is your first clue that something is very wrong here
Man with all the talk of not trusting admirals and the "Dark Section" of Starfleet I was getting DS9 vibes so that is totally the gag. The crazy old man who thinks everything is a dark conspiracy is the DS9 guy that's genius.
There was a flash back where Mariner was wearing a DS9 era uniform
He said they were there for months so either the journey keeps being diverted to pick up the next patient and he was the first or the uniform change is only that old
@@yseson_ Well given that this happened only about a year or so after Nemesis, I wouldn't be surprised that most of the starfleet personnel wore DS9 uniforms before
@@seablade214 no its not BASEAR as the guy in this clip is in red
The Farm is actually based on mccoys comment about beint sent to the funny furm in stIII!
And probably DS9's jack pack played in as well... it's great how they take a simple idea, toy around with it and make it into a cool story, the comedic approach of course does help
No, it's based on a lie told to children when the family pet is euthanized.
Ok they brought back warp 10 creature 1.59 yay......
Simon Law Maybe this is one of Janeway and Paris’s weird Warp 10 babies.
It would be funny if that was Tom Paris himself.
Edit: On a side note, if I was able to do that with CPT Janeway, I'd be pissed that I didn't remember. (Although that would also have other side complications considering I'd be a lizard at the time.)
I knew that thing looked familiar!
I've only watched Voyager, Enterprise, 2 seasons of DS9, and the reboot movies.
This is my dog, The Dog.
Some context/explanation for those less familiar with ST-lore, &/or the younger ST-nerds... *;)*
1. (0:12) *_'Division 14 Medical Specialist'_** ~* The D-14 Medical Specialist is *_NOT_* one of the *'Undine'* (aka _'Species 8472',_ from ST:Voyager)...
- a.) The D-14 Medical Specialist is an *Edosian,* a Federation member-race with triple limbs, 3x arms & 3x legs on a (mostly) upright humanoid frame.
- b.) The *Undine* have (by default) 2x arms & 3x legs on a (mostly) centaur-like frame. As a counter-balance point, the Undine do also have the power of _Shapeshifting,_ though it takes focused concentration and effort on the Undine's part to shapeshift, unlike how fluidly and easily as the Dominion Founders of ST:DS9 can shapeshift.
- c.) Edosians were depicted in ST: the Animated Series, via Lieutenant Arex, voiced by James Doohan.
2. (1:54) *_"Annnd...Anthony!"_** ~* For all those that keep saying/thinking it is Tom Paris from *[ST: Voyager 2x15; "Threshold"]...*
- a.) There have been many attempts/experiments/projects to try to (safely) break the Warp 10 (Transwarp) Threshold, across both for _'Alpha'_ and _'Beta'_ ST-lore, stretching back to the TOS-era and TOS-films (see: the USS Excelsior).
- b.) So it is more likely that 'Anthony' is simply one of many who tried to exceed the Warp 10 Threshold, without sufficient shielding/protection against its mutative effects. *:)*
3. *_Hope yet for ST:LD...?_** ~* This kind of content is how ST:LD may yet be saved and better established, by _INTEGRATING_ and weaving the ST-lore and -nerdisms to the fabric of the show; as opposed to yelling it out &/or throwing it into the faces to the audience. Just because ST:LD is _'legally'_ allowed to directly and openly reference everything in the overall ST-series, it does not necessarily help establish its legitimacy among the ST-series. If anything, the yell-outs & throw-outs wind up feeling too much like _'Fourth Wall Breaks',_ which hurt ST:LD for both its intended comedy and ST-legitimacy.
Thanks for uploading this, *Lower Decks.* :)
and more than likely when they get to "The Farm" Anthony will be undergoing the same Anti-Proton radiation therapy that Tom Paris and Captain Janeway underwent back in 2372 (heck, Division 14 might be using an improved therapy method based on the Voyager EMH's original medical logs!)
"We got 2 of everything. Well almost everything..." Lol i can guess what he lost.
One's a man, one's a woman. They never had two of everything _before_ the accident.
Or what she never had.
Kinda strange they don’t have four kidneys and lungs when they have two hearts and stomachs, but what can you do?
Or gained...
When I saw this episode, I didn't expect the three-armed Darth Vader.
The voice (acting) of the D14 Specialist is sooo good. Reminds me of Tony Todd. Or is he?...
Pretty sure that it was Fred Tatasciore. Same guy who voices the Cerritos Chief of Security.
I like the design of the multi-limb captain guy, and the oldman/kid is appropriately creepy for this episode
The captain’s a deep reference. The original animated series featured a guy with 3 arms and 3 legs in the secondary cast, but that was also the only series where that race appeared.
He's an Edosian, from The Animated Series
Huh? The imperium of man really needs to take note from starfleet on how to handle mutants.
*@Omar El Masri ~* Well, ST:LD did have a *"Black Ship"* to carry away Boimler and 'The Dog' (with Tendi). *;)*
They kinda' lost those records over the passage of about 37k years.
Why though? By Imperial standards this is downright humane treatment.
The mutants get to waste the God Emperor’s valuable atmosphere while not being used for dangerous labor/target&bayonet practice/ground up into Emperor’s Brand Mercy Bars.
To be fair everyone is so afraid of mutants they cause unrest and breed rebellion in sectors of the emporium these guys are just eyesores on admirals mistakes none the less is f’d up
Also some mutants can open portal to hell.
Man the USS Osler is the fucking coolest looking Starfleet ship I've seen.
They say that but then they get sent to a literal paradise.
That’s the bad joke that anyone could see coming
@@JA9339
I didn't see it coming. Probably because I feared they would play it straight in the same vein as DIS probably would. You know 'grimdark heart of the Federation'.
@@JA9339 thought it was pretty good actually not as good as the different jobs I be from ep2 but the jokes land way better here
More scarier than the USS Vengeance.
*More scary
Or
*Scarier
Never both
Fun fact: Nolan North, who played the half-rascal in this episode, also played a crew member about the USS Vengeance in Star Trek Into Darkness.
@1978rharris idk it seems appropriate given the nature of this Federation starship
I just love imagining the glee the sound effects & music scorer crew had with this episode. "More menacing! MORE! MAKE IT FEEL LIKE THEY'RE ON A ONE-WAY TRIP TO HELL! MWA-HA-HA-HA!!!"
Or maybe, y'know, it's just a super long journey
This^
This reminds me of the Black Ships in 40k
That episode of voyager will never be able to Rest In Peace
"Surrounded by dark abnormalities and the clinically obscene." Great line and the three armed red guy sounds like Hans Conreid.
I love how it looks like a 40k black ship
Wow this black ship gives me some serious Warhammer 40k black fleet vibes lol
The medical specialist sounds like the hybrid from ben 10 Alien force
Definitely.
It's nice that they brought back the Edosians (think Lt. Arex) from the 70s Animated Series. 🙂
1:45 Pike Reference
1:50 Spore Drive ?
1:57 Voyager Warp 10 Experiment
Still laugh at that Line 🤣🤣🤣🤣 "This is the Farm!!!"
I know the three limbed alien species was in the first star trek animated series but I can't help but think of treasure planet when I look at him
Hey Green Alien watch who ya calling.
Paris get reverted poor guy that's my head canon lol.
Damn Anthony went Warp 10...
Makes you wonder what else are they hiding
are you going to post featuring the REAL farm.
The Farm is always such a sinister location in fiction.
It doesn't feel "right" for Starfleet, which has to be part of the point, but hot dang that is a sleek looking ship.
just watch the episode ;D lol
Boimler was right btw. It works out
Its like a hiernomous Bosch painting
1:00 Now we know what really happened to the Face of Boe. ;)
0:02 Black ships come out the warp to collect the tribute for the emporer.
Isn’t that supposed to be Arex from the original animated series?
OMG yes that's why it sounded familiar to me
*@Paul Mantell ~* Mostly correct. The Division 14 Medical Specialist is an *Edosian,* the triple-limbed race; represented by Lieutenant Arex (voiced by James Doohan) in ST: the Animated Series.
is it just me or is there a bit of jerry goldsmiths theme for insurrection in there ...
Wouldn't this show be a lot more popular if they had it on regular TV where 10's of millions could see it instead of a few 1000 people who will to pay an extra $10 a month for something they should be getting for nothing?
Hoping that Netflix gets it for international release
Omfg already... you pay for netflix and disney. Stop acting like CBS which is now cbs/paramount shouldn't have made the business decision to move to what will be the future of video content consumption
@@EBrown-cr1gr
Well, they could just rent it to Netflix. Them routing it through CBS all-access is clearly an attempt to draw people into their exclusive service. I don't expect them to broadcast in on TV though.
Other than catching it live, where can I go to watch full episodes? Netflix, hulu, crunchyroll?
Any animation pirating site you can look up, literally, a lot of these show runners really aren’t safe from things being watched for free.
amazon prime, if you're in Europe
1:55
Happy Threshold Day!
Ensign Morty. I turned my self into a catfish. WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB!
Boimler: So... about this "Inmaterium Drive", How that thing is supose to work?
The Doctor: Oooh ... soon you'll see, soon ... you'll see ... Meah hea hahahahahahahha!!!
I've seen creepier then that.
Same
HAHAHAHA!!! I love this scene!
I love the species 8472 officer lol
Actually I think he's from the original animated series the kirk era one
Captain zac I’m 90% sure he’s 8472 or it as they have 6 genders
@@captainzac24 It's an Edosian, yes from the Kirk era animated series.
Sternguard oh :-( I was hoping it was 8472
@@Marcus51090 8472 could`t do conversations like this, they had to be converted to human form. But if it was really 8472 the weak would perish...
If this was STD then there wouldn't have been a twist. The ship would be the Farm.
and Mary Sue would liberate them all. because that is the Federation! lol
Was that Nolan North?!
Sounds like him.
Almost thought the tripod dude from Division 14 was a member of Species 8472. Too small, though and too speaking vocally and not telepathically, however!
This is so much better than NuTrek. It has the vibe and optimism of TNG.
Section 31 hides behind section 31 of the Federation constitution. What the heck does paragraph 14 say?
So this is Star trek now.........
Its great!
Tom Paris Salamander from Voyager
Of course they never try to cure or reverse what happened to these people.
Oh good grief!
Species 8472?
His species is from the original animated series; like the cat doctors'.
An Edosian from TAS
I thought so too but Species 8472 doesn't have a third arm.
The Cait doctor sounds like she can really messed you up if you did not listen to her.
Actually - and especially given the simple animation models - I’m not sure I could tell the difference between a “freak” and what’s supposed to be a normal (i.e. Trek standard rubber-forehead) alien.
Are they ripping off Warhammer 40K? With Chaos and the warp? The ship design even looks like A LOT like a Warhammer 40k battle barge.
Stop with the dumb video game stuff, incel.
@@ardillarojo - Warhammer 40K isn't just a video game series. It has a long history of books, novels, etc going back to the 1980s. Learn your history.
It might be.
The Terran Empire in Discovery is very Imperium of Man.
That's a nice a unnespectect crossover actually lol
@@Youcancallmeishmaell Not really. The Terran Empire are just a bunch of greedy jerks. Everything the Imperium of man does it does for a damn good reason.
Creepy voice
It's Nolan North
Hmm well there's our ride shall we no 😓😨 0:05 ok introduction huh i did'nt this show was still finger sensitive aliens hmm 👽 3 legs ?guy reminds me of xj6 but she has 1 arm not 3 0:29 wut lies beyond that door hmm 0:55 Oh gosh welcome too the carnival (rimshot) 1:15 well they all seem the most yuck but wut can compare too this 1/2 old 1/2 young hmm shall i call him reverse Benjamin button or half dipped ponce de la cruz ? 1:45 Oh that thing wut beeps for yeah i seen before south park oh Mrs claridge ok I guess futurama then 1:45 Hmm must be hard too get a date or put up wit each other 💕🖤 1:52 hmm may this be wut u don't transport wit stuff on the other side who seen 80s the fly Jeff goldblum that ass 1:57 and wut wit high spirits in comes the truth uh halfy 2:08 (lock clicks) 🌌🚀⚡⚡ (laughing maniacally) 😈😈
Why do I get the feeling they gave the alien a mask after all the corona stuff started. Medical masks never seemed necessary in star trek... for whatever reason. probably because they have super hi-tech preventative medicines or something
...
This feels more like the Orville than Star Trek. Remember when Star Trek was about Humanity moving to the next level and leaving the 20th Century far behind. New Trek seems like modern people in the future.
Watch the whole episode
Gene Roddenberry is rolling in his grave.
He’s been doing that since DS9
Lmao it gets redeemed later in the episode, the farm is real and they're actually gonna get taken care of. I love this series.
I'm sure Rodenberry had a sense of humour about his creations.
the farm is actually like... a risian paradise, the ship isn't the farm, and also Gene would have hated DS9
nope gene like jokes
This show is like Wrath of Khan, i.e. just make Star Trek out to be a complete fraud; like making Kirk into Gilderoy Lockart, saying he cheated on his Starfleet test and never "faced death".
Because Nick Meyer had NEVER WATCHED A SINGLE TOS EPISODE.
He did though and the only thing he changed on the kobioshi maru was that he made the Klingon commander respect him like how Kirk thought he would be respected by the Klingons that was about it it’s not like what happened in the 2009 film where he just hacked into the sims to make it so he won.
This show literally has no respect for Star Trek; this isn’t parody, this isn’t funny, this is a half asses insult.
Show keeps the Spirit of Star Trek to a higher standard than the recent productions. It’s like a love letter by a fan to fans.
JuanCarlos Bravo this show? Seriously? No fan would consider this Trek.
@@mrfivegold I'm with you for Discovery and episodes 6-10 of Picard, but this one is actually both really fun and pretty Trekky to me.
So spoilers - the Farm is real.
Further, there's a detail they don't tell you, but you have to work out which shows that the showrunners care- everyone has the new uniforms except for the old guy, who has a First Contact uniform. Since Nemesis took place in 2379 (which has the First contact uniforms) and Lower Decks in 2380, it means that the scary ship has been picking up passengers for, at best, a couple months.
Which means the old guy is bullshitting, at best.
Attention to detail! I figured they were being overly dramatic to start with.
wkcia look this whole series is merging styles that weren’t meant to go together. This show is literally everything people ever hated about PC culture in nerd entertainment. All they did was copy a obnoxious art style and threw in forth wall satire. It’s still a bad show.
Well, better than Discovery. At least Lower Decks seemed more canon given its reference to other star trek shows even the not so well known and obscured Star Trek Animated Series which most people even some star trek fans like me completely forgot that it existed.
Man, this isn't funny at all. Whew. I mean, I heard it wasn't good, but I wasn't prepared for the comedy desert on display here.
This show is awesome!!