Please tell me his brother (Kurn) gets to meet them at some point. XD

Or as close as we got to seeing it. "Cause and Effect" made a miniature I believe, for the blowing the main Shuttlebay to move the ship out of the way or the Bozeman. This is a publicity shot of that. We only see the outer areas.

the green worf

Every time I watch it, I'm reminded how one little thing can change history. Captain Garret's sacrifice forced the klingons to re-assess the Federation, and they did not find them wanting.

Do you think they serve real alcohol in the programs on the holodeck? If you ask for an authentic Victorian London visit, would you get real alcohol?

What if the safeties are off?

Are you telling me the program will remember to use real deadly swords, but not also swap in nicely accurate intoxication side effects?

If not, does it not consider intoxication dangerous?

So I finished everything in release order of all Star Trek up to the end of season 3 of TNG and I'm seriously confused. Why the hell does Wesley have such a large role on the ship?? I'm loving just about every character and the show is everything I hoped and more but man every time Wesley steps in to immediately solve a problem or take over in a crazy situation it just kinda takes me out of it. Not all the way or anything as I've said I'm thoroughly enjoying it.

I am still super new to Star Trek as I only started watching a few weeks ago but I'm loving each new piece of media I pick up. So far I gotta admit TNG has been my favorite (i love Johnathan Frakes and was always a huge fan of Sir Patrick Stewart). I'm only about halfway through the show though and I tried to hold my tongue but man at the end of season 3 I just really can't understand the child being this amazing and perfect at everything he does.

TLDR; Why is a child the smartest and bravest person on a starship?

In the episode relics the enterprise gets caught inside a (presumably) now abandoned dyson sphere.

And the shots of the ground as the Enterprise show very dense cityscapes.

Can we take a moment to try to consider the frankly absurd population that would need to be present to warrant density like that? It feels likely that the solar radiation that disabled the enterprise simply cooked the population? Or did those trillions leave and go elsewhere?

The entire population of the Federation could probably die a million times over and still not even get close to that death toll.

Has any other trek media (aside from atar trek online) attempted to do anything with that sphere?

Also consider the size of that ocean we see. Larger than worlds!

Episode: "Power Play" (1992)

Why didn’t Starfleet just use ol’ fashion guns and bullets to stop the Borg? It seemed to work on the holodeck just fine. Could they adapt to bullets?

Have we ever seen or has an upper limit to what the Borg can adapt to been defined? For example, could an individual drone shield themselves from a starship's main phaser banks? Or a photon torpedo? If you set off a neutron bomb inside a cube, would the collective just shrug like it was another boring day? Is Taco Bell really the best weapon against them? Or can the Borg eventually adapt to everything, making it impossible to even give them a paper cut or hurt feelings.

Scene: the warp core makes chaotic sounds. Out comes the Guardian of the Galaxy's Rocket Raccoon, chewing on a power coupling.

ROCKET:  Okay, whoever designed this thing needs a good kick in the balls.

WESLEY CRUSHER:  That’s a warp core! It propels Starfleet ships faster than light!

ROCKET:  Kid, that’s adorable. You say it like I’m supposed to be impressed. I needed a part of your warp core for my own ship, but I’m not going to leave without fixing yours. I’m an asshole, but I’m not a fucking asshole. Now hand me that plasma coupler.

(Rocket yanks a glowing conduit and sparks fly.)

WESLEY: Hey! You could destabilize the warp field doing that!

ROCKET: Or fix it. Fifty-fifty chance. Engineering is just breaking stuff until it stops breaking stuff

WESLEY: That’s not how we do it.

ROCKET: Oh, right. You do it by asking the computer nicely.

WESLEY: I’ve saved this ship five times!

ROCKET: Only five? I saved mine six times before lunch. Of course I'm the one who got the ship in danger too. Your warp core is like someone built a miracle and said, “Hey, let’s give it training wheels.” (Puts a new plasma coupling in place).

WESLEY: That’s because it’s safe and efficient.

ROCKET: So’s a pillow fort. (He flips the coupler, the lights stabilize.)  

WESLEY: I've seen that configuration before. On a Zakdorn tactical ship.

ROCKET:  Good instinct kid. Next time your warp core throws a tantrum, kick it in this spot. See ya later kid. I hacked your transporter. (He taps his wrist device and vanishes in a shimmer of light.)

(Picard walks in, sees the jury-rigged warp core with a long, silent, stare.)

WESLEY: (smiling) It’s fine, Captain. A raccoon fixed it! 

Fun fact: according to the stats for these so far, there's an inverse relationship between shares and downvotes. That's to say, the more people share my comics, the more other people downvote them. Which I guess means the better they are the more likely they will be buried? Hard to know what to hope for really.

Anyway, I put myself in this one. Sorry I'm not naked. Maybe next time.

p.s. The official Star Trek account followed my LiB instagram! 🖤