Personally, I'm just excited to see their li'l sailor suits in action.
Edit: Canadawatch continues, as references to CTV no longer appear in the description of availability.
I don't think what they were doing in the Delta Quadrant would meet many (good) definitions of "capitalism."
And it's difficult to say how "martial law" could be imposed on a command structure that was already militaristic.
as they are cut off from that free energy
They were "cut off" because they no longer had access to the supply lines that provided them with fuel. That's not "free energy" at all.
Resources and means of production are both things in the Federation. We see mining operations and manufacturing facilities well into the 24th century.
And with only one unfortunate exception that I can think of, matter replication is treated as a net energy loss - it isn't free.
Very cool - am I to understand you drew this poster?
Vulcans go on romantic getaways, too.
They were amnesiac following being joined with the Tal symbiont - they only sorted out these identity issues after Discovery took them to Trill.
Again, though, that completely removes the context of Adira's character arc.
What, in your view, was "exceptional" about Stamets' acceptance in that scene?
I suggest cross-posting this to c/startrek to get maximum eyeballs on it.
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Police find DNA of another 12 women at self-confessed killer’s apartment in Winnipeg
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Episode Discussion | Doctor Who | 1x01 "Space Babies" and 1x02 "The Devil's Chord"
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While I absolutely do not want to defend Rick Berman, I also think it's important to acknowledge that his brand of assholishness was not unique (and, frankly, still isn't).