Star Trek Lower Decks

[Fero McPigletron]

The Multiple Kims? Nobody asked them if any took up Seven of Nine's offer.

Btw, I had horror flashbacks when engineer alt Mariner was getting crushed by gravity. She was an alternate and thereby expendable. I immediately thought back to the traumatic Which Way Lower Decks North comic and I didn't want to see her die in a horrible fashion, geez.

 

[Fero McPigletron]

Saw the finale.

Not the best. Some stuff were unnecessary, really. I didn't want some things. Actually, I didn't want a lot of things but I'll wait until can spoil.

The best ep was the 9th ep, really.

If there's ever an article about what s6 could have been or the plans and all that, someone let us know?

 

[Shadewing]

I kinda like this ending, it leaves an opening for a sequel series or more adventures; while also being a pretty decent conclusion with no hanging threads.

 

[Monique]

Its an ending that leaves you wanting more. The problem is there wont be. Which makes it a mixed ending.

 

[ZacWilliam1]

i thought the Final Ep did a great job of tying things up and giving everyone a moment to shine. Some great moments there.

-ZacWilliam, my only Nitpick is Tutherfords plot could have been set up a little more strongly in the preceding eps. It got a brief mention twice but they seemed like isolated incidents at the time. a little more emphasis on it would have made it stronger. Otherwise I liked it.

 

[The Predaking]

OK, I watched the series finale last night.

Spoiler

Things finally come to a head, and we even get a mention of the Enterprise but it is too far away to help. So the Cerritos has to fix this on their own. Of course we get a small fleet of traitorous honor-less Klingons bent on revenge on one of the side characters that is going to cause issues with the Cerritos saving the universe.

I liked the Cerritos changing to other ship classes, loved to see the other ship classes, especially the Miranda and Sovereign classes.

Rutherford losing his implant was great, but he still can't tell Tendi how he feels for her! This is my biggest disappointment in the series.

Loved the solution with the dimensional portal and having Mariner's parents in charge of exploring new universes on Starbase 80.

Jack getting promoted to captain the Cerritos was great, as was his actions in this episode. Loved that he could physically match up with a Klingon.

I like the open ended which one of them would get promoted to first officer.

 

[SHIELD Agent 47]

Curse you, Paramount+, and your ridiculous obsession with streaming growth dogma!