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‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ EPs & Rhys Darby on Introducing [Spoiler], Confirming Theory About Q
- Star Trek: Strange New Worlds introduces a familiar voice, connecting characters from The Original Series and The Next Generation during a wedding orchestrated by Rhys Darby, acting as Trelane from The Original Series.
- The recap confirms that Trelane is indeed Q, linking him to a species definitive of Q's identity.
- This episode marks the first onscreen appearance of John de Lancie's Q in the time period of The Original Series and Strange New Worlds.
- Showrunner Akiva Goldsman expressed appreciation for fans' theories, stating, 'Let us reward that brilliant thinking by making it canon.
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58 Years Later, Star Trek Just Confirmed That Massive Canon Twist
Paramount+At the end of the second episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, longtime fans will hear a very familiar voice. And when this cameo happens, canon from The Original Series and The Next Generation has finally been reconciled. We know that Strange New Worlds is now happening around 2261, but from the perspective of certain immortal, timeless characters, what is their timeline? Now that SNW’s “Wedding Bell Blues” has firmly connected on…
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‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ EPs & Rhys Darby on Introducing [Spoiler], Confirming Theory About Q
Yes, the 'Star Trek' series just confirmed something from a novel about Q.
Star Trek's Biggest Q Question Has Been Answered By Strange New Worlds
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has returned for its third season and, along the way, answered a question fans have … Continue reading "Star Trek’s Biggest Q Question Has Been Answered By Strange New Worlds"
STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS' Latest Episode Connects the Original Series, NEXT GENERATION, and VOYAGER
In Strange New Worlds’ second episode of season three, “Wedding Bell Blues,” the writers pay homage to several parts of the Star Trek franchise. Not only does it seemingly reference a classic episode of the original series, but it also references Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager. And it even pays homage to a non-canonical Star Trek novel by the late, great author and comic book writer Peter David. And and, it features a voic…
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