Where to start with this incredible episode.
From the writing to the production efforts, to say this was an episode offering fan service is simply not enough for the ability to provide new information incorporating classic Trek story lines with new characters and making a declawed character (no disrespect, Voyager) a formidable character and terrifying character once again.
Bringing in the previous episodes, which already encompasses so much classic information and references from across Star Trek's history, bringing it to an unfathomable climax. This truly showed Terry Matalas and the rest of the writing and production team's passion and respect for the subject matter. The Borg.
But then; to also bring back the Enterprise-D after her unceremonious and early, untimely death, makes Terry Matalas Star Trek's new caretaker, president, or even sovereign. I bow down to everyone involved in making this episode & season to the screen.
As Pumba once said in the Lion King, "I gravel at your feet."
From the writing to the production efforts, to say this was an episode offering fan service is simply not enough for the ability to provide new information incorporating classic Trek story lines with new characters and making a declawed character (no disrespect, Voyager) a formidable character and terrifying character once again.
Bringing in the previous episodes, which already encompasses so much classic information and references from across Star Trek's history, bringing it to an unfathomable climax. This truly showed Terry Matalas and the rest of the writing and production team's passion and respect for the subject matter. The Borg.
But then; to also bring back the Enterprise-D after her unceremonious and early, untimely death, makes Terry Matalas Star Trek's new caretaker, president, or even sovereign. I bow down to everyone involved in making this episode & season to the screen.
As Pumba once said in the Lion King, "I gravel at your feet."
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