Krulmuth-B? Isn't that the home of the Krulmuth-B portal?

Discovery S2 did almost the same thing with Control as well.

Cheaper/easier SFX for the zero-G scene, most likely.

Yeah, I noticed that too. Especially in the ship animations. They look very... first pass. That Klingon ship in particular doesn't move like Trek ships usually do.

Or one I saw today where they were selling a wedding seating chart, complete with all their friends and family's names. But don't worry, you can erase everything with acetone! So really, they're selling a white board.

I'd nominate it for most cringe scene of the franchise... it's embarrassing to even watch it.

Didn't Raffi and Seven kiss in Picard S2?

It's hard to complain about initial data accuracy when the system is fast enough that it can have preliminary location and intensity info posted in the time it takes me to say "Wait, was that an earthquake?" and pull it up. Pretty impressive, really.

Think that's the same one, they're just refining the initial data. The 'Sechelt' one doesn't show anymore.

It does clothes in First Contact, so maybe the D had an older revision of the holodeck tech that wasn't capable of it?

Heck yeah, it's canon!

Yeah, they even had the traditional 'time travel to past episodes' episode. It certainly worked well as a final season, though there were some story threads that felt like they were intended to continue next season like Rayner and Culber's faith crisis.

They didn't know that it was going to be the last season until after they were done filming it, but they were able to go back and film the 'epilogue' to wrap it up.

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They've been on the prestigious top shelf at the checkout of my local grocery store for... at least 25 years, probably longer. My dad loved them, but yeah, they're kinda gross. Way too sugary and messy.

Jokes aside, Nephi's Quest was exactly that.

They did have bronze (engineering/ops), but it looks pretty close to the gold on screen.