"That Pike thing we aren't supposed to talk about" AWESOME REFERENCE God, I love how much the Star Treck shows like to intertwine and reference each other. Thank you so much for not acting like that crossover never existed))
I guess Temporal Investigation must had a hell of fun with their story. Because unlike the Sisko story, Mariner and Boimler literally became PART of history.
@@acmenipponair Well, to be fair, with Sisko, it was an entire ship that got displaced so keeping it quiet was probably not possible. With Boimler and Mariner, it was just the two of them (Plus Tendi and Rutherford as witnesses) who time traveled so it wasn't an issue. And Sisko and the Defiant did bring tribbles back with them. So there was a valid reason for Temporal Investigations to step in. Alternatively, it could be argued that Temporal Investigations only investigate when they detect a temporal disturbance. I don't think Predestination Paradoxes count. But who knows? Pike did record the time traveling pair in his logs so Temporal Investigations may have just checked off a box and moved on. Finally, it's possible something did happen behind the scenes that we don't know about.
I love that moment when Ransom says something in Kayshon's language and gets a fistbump for it. I just dig the idea that Ransom would make that kind of effort to make Kayshon feel more welcomed. Also it is so funny when Mariner geeks out about anything. So her reaction to Voyager was hilarious.
You wonder in Star Trek? Why can the safety protocols even be turned off? Also, does that mean you could when the safety protocols are off impregnate a holo woman?
1.) [2:36] *- **_"Shaka when the walls fell, ensign!" "So-kath, his eyes uncovered."_** --* Besides the *[TNG 5x02 - "Darmok"]* reference, I love the _'bromance'_ that has developed between Commander Jack Ransom (Jerry O'Connell) and Lieutenant Kayshon (Carl Tart), built up across the seasons. 2.) [3:56] *- **_"Ooh, I like this guy, though..."_** --* As a minor aside, I hope Beckett Mariner's (Tawny Newsome) next romantic angle (even if only a short fling) is with a male character, to mix it up after Mariner's failed relationship with Jennifer Sh'reyan (Lauren Lapkus). Thanks for uploading this, *Tha Friend's Zone.* :)
@@doxielain2231- The [Mariner + Jennifer] romantic relationship ended with [LD 3x(09-10)]. For the short summary... After the disastrous news article by FNN (Federation News Network) which humiliated the crew of the USS Cerritos, Mariner was publicly, and *_wrongly,_* blamed by Captain Carol Freeman (Dawnn Lewis). Mariner was then also publicly exiled from the USS Cerritos to Starbase 80, a dreaded dead-end posting. While the rest of the LD-quartet (Boimler, Rutherford, Tendi) backed Mariner's claims of not being a fault, Jennifer *DID NOT.* Later, in the aftermath of the battle against the _Texas-class_ A.I. escorts/destroyers, during the post-battle celebrations, Mariner walked past Jennifer to re-unite with the LD-quartet, neither one able to look at the other. While it has not outright stated in-series (yet), the producers/writers of ST:LD have confirmed the [Mariner + Jennifer] relationship is over. Whether we see Mariner and Jennifer reconcile (or at least mend fences), we will see. Personally, I doubt Mariner and Jennifer could get back together romantically; no romantic relationship can survive long-term without *_Trust._*
@@pendrake40 Yeah Jen kinda screwed up by assuming, like everyone else, that Mariner had been the one to badmouth the ship/crew when she (Mariner) was the only one who praised it. Jennifer demonstrated how little she knew or trusted Mariner and that likely has soured Mariner on Jen.
Gotta admit, of all the Lower Deck episodes THIS is the one I look forward to SF Debris reviewing the most given his... interesting relationship with Voyager.
When you think about it Janeway did Alot of evil sh!t while in the Gamaquadrant and by that i mean many of the first contact moments where she started the confrontation which made starfleet look like, i sorry but thats my opinion, Ferrangi in the eyes of tge moast of the quadrent.
She's referring to the Lower Decks / Strange New Worlds crossover episode where she and Boimler time-travelled back to Captain Pike"s Enterprise and appeared as live action actors.
Voyager is my 2nd least favorite series, but I say this with full offense "Cope & Seethe". Lower Decks embracing all of Trek , warts and all is a delight.
@@yellowprime8491 yeah but is all ready did 2 full episode about Voyager in this series! Which series could have possibly been worse then Voyager!? 6 good episodes out of 7 seasons and 72 terrible episodes!? How!? I banged the entire Voyager series back to back so I know, and mean it when I say the worst one!
I'm curious, which six were good? I watched the whole series a few years ago after a friend mentioned it had the same premise as Battlestar Galactica. My impression was there were no, as in literally zero, good episodes. The only one that even came close was the one with the Ferengi.
@@jonathanwalter9618 I had a Tally board with me. I don't remember the actual episodes. But I remember my favorite was the one Chacote met the collective ( the communist borg rebels.)
