Yeah but the season 3 finale took it to a new extreme

Discovery also seems to employ the dimensional technology that the pod from the future employed on Enterprise, being much bigger on the inside

I'd have thought it would have yellowed more than that, did you have to treat it to make it look so good?

nmap

that Nickelodeon were the original commissioners of the production, made out of their budget and their terrestrial broadcast rights.

And there's that feeling of dread when you remember you will die one day

These drops have been so good. I've managed to get all the hero ships in regular size, even the Cerritos which I thought I'd missed my chance on. I missed regular DS9, but I am tempted by the XL in this drop...

deep water, as in strange high water line, not deeper bowl

that diagram is amazing, needs to be updated for Coda tho - which would put lines everywhere...

Prodigy has been removed from Paramount Plus.

Technically yes they do own Star Trek, but the way the accounting works is they sell the broadcast/streaming rights back to themselves. It's a bit convoluted, but taking the rights away from their own service means CBS as a studio can either resell it to another broadcaster/streamer or failing that write it off for tax purposes.

It sucks, but all the studios rig it up this way

I was similar, almost monthly releases over the years kept me engaged.

I would add to those recommendations the Cold Equations Trilogy and if someone enjoys that, Mortal Coil (as a prequel to cold Equations) and The Light Fantastic as a sequel.

Yes... Microsoft hearts Linux... When it runs in azure selling CPU cycles or maybe WSL