Hell, even in Trek, LDecks did it, to an extent.
However, that doesn't mean the SNW take isn't going to be good, and maybe even have a new approach to the concept.
Hell, even in Trek, LDecks did it, to an extent.
However, that doesn't mean the SNW take isn't going to be good, and maybe even have a new approach to the concept.
I feel like I’m too old to know who the non-Trelene one is.
At the cost of my mental health.
I think The Q Conflict is an absolute banger, and the Lower Decks mini, as well as the choose your own adventure style Lower Decks - Warp Your Own Way are great. Star Trek - Year Five is also pretty good, as is the Sisko Star Trek book and Defiant, both of which just ended, though only three volumes of each are included here.
A lot of the rest of those.... Personally I am not champing at the bit to reread the ones I've already read.
Thanks for catching that. With my dyslexia, I'm genuinely surprised how few errors like that get called out.
Thanks!
I fully intend to do SNW, “Academy” and any other new Trek we get. Hopefully in a more timely fashion than I did this season of PRO. Not having a weekly release schedule, and not being available for streaming in Canada definitely caused a lot of delays in finishing up this season.
Give me a full Gorn Wedding playset from that one episode of LDecks!
Also, this is the first time I’ve ever been really interested in an EXO-6 figure
Janeway’s Family Farm & Cock Fighting Emporium
I think. Kirk certainly seems unfamiliar with the Gorn, but they never really say it’s the first contact
There never say it's first contact, but Kirk acts like he's never even heard of the Gorn before.
" I have been somehow whisked off the bridge and placed on the surface of an asteroid, facing the Captain of the alien ship. Weaponless, I face the creature the Metrons called a Gorn. Large, reptilian."
However, that is definitely not the retcon Goldsman was talking about. He specifically says, "t was an opportunity to retcon something into a real monster."
I bet it's a Phylosian.
Yes! I was just coming here to say the same thing.
The Gorn aren't scary because they're giant Xenomorphs in lizard drag, they're scary because they're intelligent, relentless, and remorseless.
I'm not sure that would work. The House of Ra'ul was dishonoured by Dak'Rah's defection to the Federation, that's way worse than getting drunk and stabbing yourself while trying to murder a Ferengi.