code for "Prodigy is about to become super hot on pirate sites"

I wanna see a r/shittydaystrom here as well
its such a fun sub

Funnily enough, it's kinda more like SW hyperdrive than warp. Point-shoot-pray, can't see outside, can't change direction, lots of calculations needed to find an unobstructed path

Yeah star trek right now really can't seem to decide whether "space is cold" or not.

Of course, that's because the truth has just alittle bit of nuance to it, and nuance is hard for writers.
Space can be cold, depending on where you are, but its also barely even there. No atmosphere means no convection, and that means you're gonna be losing heat much too slowly for it to be your number one problem if you've just been spaced without a suit.

They do that, and r/startrek dies. It'll be a hellscape and nobody will want to go there anymore.

Having not seen the episode, do some people get spaced?
If so, and assuming there isn't any other shenanigans, you don't need to worry about the cold. Space tends to be cold, but its also just barely even there. No air means no convection, and that means you'll only get cold very slowly. Much too slowly for it to matter in this situation.
Your biggest concerns are going to be preparation (don't hold your breath!) and getting back to an atmosphere as soon as possible.

The problem here is its kinda a meme. PIC S3 also did this, with Vadic, though she was a changeling.

For the record, if you want to stay on top of discussion on the front page, make sure you sort by new. I'd argue that should probably be the default for now.

She's got that Enterprise captain plot armor

Actually, if you've watched TNG's early seasons, you've already heard this unused theme, in bits and pieces.
The very first piece of music heard in TNG ever (that isn't the intro itself) is a slower, less energetic (more introspective I guess?) version of that unused theme.
The main leitmotif itself appears all over early TNG.
I figure that, when Maccarthy was writing the early filler music, he assumed that his theme would become the main theme, and so heavily leaned into it when writing the filler music. Obviously, the main theme was tossed - but not his other music.

Don't just include it as text though. Rather, present the question as text in a picture.

Why is everything good always marginal.
I'm tired of getting treated awfully.

Bonus points when they try to bring fate into it

bloody goo

If the inertial dampers fail and you go to full impulse, you don't get redmisted, you get converted into high energy plasma. Which is kinda the same thing but way more.

Time's Arrow is really fun

At least it making sound is kinda exciting and intuitive The coldness on the other hand is kinda unnecessary

I saw a lot of opinions back in the day about it, and it almost seems like people were offended that they even tried to break the mold at all.

I don't actually mind Faith Of The Heart for the intro. My biggest problem with it is that its not an original song - it was written specifically for a movie that was completely unrelated to Star Trek.
I would probably appreciate it more if they wrote their own song for ENT - it could even be a country/pop song like FOTH, but it would still be a Star Trek song.
They definitely cherry picked the best bits of the song for the intro though. I like their cover more than the original.

Almost surely what they wanted the Ambassador class to be. Also what they wanted the NX-01 to be in the beginning before they noticed how much more guns they needed.

what these are:
TMP, WOK, 3/4/5/6, TNG/DS9/VOY, ENT, Nemesis, NewTrek

I think that you could make a good case for the First Contact/Regeneration/QWho loop directly being Q's creation, rather than a vague sense of fate.

You know, the feeling I'm getting is that !startrek is a lot more general than r****t startrek was. There's only three boards here, so everything goes in one of the three. And the vast majority goes into this one.