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Season 3 was excellent as well! I wish 4 and 5 had a bit more futureness to them, but Discovery overall was good in my book.

I enjoyed Discovery overall, but I really preferred when the show was in the 23rd century instead of the 32nd century.

I can’t believe I’m being nostalgic for a 14 episode season, but early Discovery still dabbled in one off episodic adventures or 2-3 episode mini arcs. The later seasons were short enough that they really had to commit to their world ending plot lines. Running around the mycelial network for a couple of episodes was generally more memorable than, “We leaned a bit more about the 10C.” Plus Season 2 got us Jett!

The real world production drama fundamentally broke the season’s puzzle box and left some pretty glaring plot holes, but that finale was stellar.

The Voyager debrief would be an interesting creative writing exercise. What information would Starfleet need to know ASAP, and what would be the second tier, “Oh yeah, this interesting scientific thing happened.”

You’ve got your Borg intel, a head’s up about Species 8472, and surprise our holodeck is sentient and has access to future technology. But after that, what’s the priority on serving up the rest of the info? “We destroyed more Omega than Starfleet in its entirety has ever witnessed, and oh by the way the dinosaurs are still alive.”

Tuvix is interesting, but surely Amelia Earhart would come up first?

Spock can break General Order 7 and whisk a crewmate away to Talos IV. As a treat.

Before you go too far down the 3D printed resin route, look and see if laser cut acrylic might work for your needs. There are services where you upload a vector file, and they’ll cut out a piece of clear plastic with whatever shape and thickness you need. At that point you just need to sandwich the pieces together and apply some fasteners.

That’s awesome! For a second I was worried you had stumbled across the time she accidentally did some narration for a geocentricism documentary.

Sure, why not? They look almost identical.

If one of my posts draws in three more subscribers, I finally get my Tom Paris commemorative plate.

This is wonderful. 🖖

I like the look of it! I wouldn’t worry about the arrow cluster too much. If you want it, you want it. There’s some keyboards out there like the Afternoon Breeze or the RevXL that put it off to the right. It makes the board asymmetrical, but it would play a bit more into some of your existing muscle memory.

True, but it makes for less amusing acronym jokes.

Also, whoops, I really should have checked the username before Discovery-splaining in the comments. I know you’ve been back for a bit, but good to see you around Stamets. 👋