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Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 3x06 "The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail"

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  • valuesubtracted@startrek.websiteV valuesubtracted@startrek.website

    I thought this one was a tonal mess - so much so that I was convinced the whole thing was going to turn out to be a training simulation or something.

    This show is usually so good at setting a clear mood, but this one was so all over the place, I didn’t know how seriously to take the situations the crew(s) found themselves in.

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    The moment the planet exploded during the opening act I was certain that Kirk was daydreaming up some action since he was literally just complaining about how bored he was.

    As the episode went on I was no less convinced, but began to wonder if maybe there was some alien interference that was transforming his desire for action into either a shared dream or some simulated experience for both crews.

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    • earmaster@lemmy.worldE earmaster@lemmy.world

      Also maneuvering a space vessel with two thrusters which are facing in opposite directions may be impossible…

      Adding a single airlock replacing one of these thrusters (which therefore must be incredibly weak) makes it even more of a mess…

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      #22

      It’s like they didn’t consult the daystrom institute at all! Haha

      Although tbf I think the port and starboard thrusters are aft facing.

      Spot on about the airlock though.

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