Star Trek: Lower Decks
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Last week,I was a little saltyaboutStar Trek: Lower Decksneeding to change things up.
It works in excellent fashion for this weeksLower Decks.
Not only do we get an all-new story structure, but it allows the entire thing to feel fresh.
And its also laugh-out-loud funny.
(Tendis Ive been replicating a lot of ice!
was especially on point.)
Its really amusing to watch how each of the junior officers responds to this challenge.
Either way, though, the map of the Neutral Zone is in hand.
(Why do we evenneedKlingon font updates?)
After the strike team steals the RomulanBird-of-Preyfrom the Vulcans, its Tendis turn to discuss what she knows.
And in classic Starfleet fashion, she only agrees to tell her story with the confidential details redacted.
Its an incredible moment for the usually timid, insecure ensign.
But its not the best part of Veritas.
It turns out this wasnt a trial at all.
It was actually a party in celebration of the commanding officers, and the junior officersfailed miserably.
Its the best kind of twist, both funny and incredibly delightful.
Veritas really changed things up forStar Trek: Lower Decks.
Im really excited to see what the last two episodes of the season have in store for us.
Captains Log:
The Q cameos were everything.EVERYTHING.
I also want to talk about Khans thicc chest, Tendi.
Its the Gorn Hegemony!
I havedefinitelybeen the person who asked a stupid question when there were supposed to be no stupid questions.
Should we call that pulling a Boimler from now on?
You know who I hate?
READER, I laughed out LOUD.
I think we need to organize a Twitterwide watch party.
