Strange New Worlds Season 2 Episode 3 "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" Recap and Review 

I loved La’An conversations and connection with Kirk and how she talks about her inability to connect with people. But she and Kirk get each other! Great episode.

Paul Wesley did a really good job at creating a new distinct character with a personality. Kirk and La'an had great chemistry and carried the episode

Loved how many laughs and variety of emotions I felt and were displayed in this. Emotional depth at end was awesome. Paul surprised and delighted. He won me over. Toronto as a character was refreshing.

Good thing the United Earth Fleet had the same resources available to build an identical ship to the flagship of Starfleet, despite a ruined Earth. Really saved on set decoration😂

Great opening Mr. Know-It-All. I was confused for a couple of seconds b4 I caught on. Loved it! BTW - nice beard. I'm jealous. 🙂

And how about La'an going toe-to-toe with a Romulan? Remember that Romulans and Vulcans have much greater physical strength than most other non augmented corporeal species. So her throwing hands and holding her own showed how badass she is. I could see that while the Romulan had the strength, La'an had the skills.

I had thought that Pelia mentioned Vermont to make sure La'an still makes contact.

Is anyone asking how Spock actually exists? If there was no alliance between Earth and Vulcan.

I loved this episode, they had great chemistry!

Still watching this, but I just wanted to say this while it was fresh in my mind, before I figured out what you were doing in the first few seconds I was gonna scroll to the comments and be all like, "Brave New Worlds??? Mr. Know-It-All, did you misspeak?" Well played! XD

Another good episode. Some hand wavy stuff with the watch but still a worthwhile attempt to correct to timeline-especially for the Trekkies who grew up on TOS .

Those watches were real and radioactive, albeit mildly, that made the hands glow in the presence of gas enclosed within the face capsule. It is a very realistic solution to remove the cover glass so that it will glow in response to radioactivity in the area. A very cool, albeit slightly modified, solution based on real science used in a 80's era actual world watch technology. I love when ST utilizes actual science in its storylines.

Just a tiny nit-pick: The Flash and Supergirl series were filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia which is about 3400 kilometres west of Toronto, Ontario.

I thought we were about to have a new first meet up for Captain Kirk and Khan but he died.

I cried over a damn show

So ... was Joachim in the picture that Khan had? The blonde/light haired boy on the one side of that picture?

I think this episode also did something very important forthe Franchise's canon: establish how nobody mentioned La'An in the TOS. It's perfectly possible that, in the lastseason, she gets recruited by the Time Agency, and as part of the deal she needs to have every memory andrecord of hers erased.

What's up know it all been a minute. I always feel that Star Trek overuse is time travel. But they do it because of people like me because I absolutely love Time travel where they Star Trek Doctor Who Stargate Farscape Battlestar Galactica the list goes on at all. This was a great episode started out a little slow but boy it ended really well. I love how it was very self contained. Love how they've moved the timeline farther out they're kind of doing a terminator remember how judgment day was supposed to happen and they stop judgment day and T2 and then later on in number three he says you didn't stop it you just delayed it. Well now they record it to where the stuff with cod doesn't happen in the 90s it happens later on in the 2000s. I don't know how that's gonna play with everybody but I thought it was a pretty good Retcon.

Did you see that she left the gun in young Khan’s room?

And still I ask...WHERE is Sam?

Great show... 👍

They travel to "Vermont", anyway...

Yeahhhh, I don't like Professor Know-It-All's sign off line as much. Glad that timeline never happened...

Near the end of the review, I don’t get your comment how about young Khan’s appearance might seem inconsistent with canon. Didn’t he grow up to dominate about a third of the Earth (vaguely “Eurasia”)…. So everyone, except for that particular “present day“ timeline should know him as World-threatening Hitler type - worse than a Putin or Trump?

As a longtime proponent of the history of Star Treks Earth being an alternate history, I have always wanted the Eugenics Wars to be depicted as an overt global war from 1992-1996.However due to errors and the urge to retcon Star Treks history with ours they have inexorably moved it into the early 21st Century. So this episode is a mixed bag as it firmly protects the 1992-1996 date of the EW-admittedly as an alternate timeline but very frustratingly it takes us right to the beginning of the alternate EW even before that really, but it still doesn't give us real details about who what and when of the EW. Also, no more real details about the Lanthanites on Earth hopefully that will be addressed later with more details about both.

So much television production happening in Toronto I didn't buy the chemistry between Jim Kirk and La'an Noonien-Singh

So-so. I don't like so many series using timey wimey stuff. They can write anything because it's not the same timeline and they reset everything to how it was before and listo! 😒

I think it's deplorable that P+ takes Prodigy off the platform, but adds a new show named _Brave_ New Worlds.