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Any differences there can be explained by that being a Mirror Universe Gorn, regardless of whether or not that actually makes sense.

Not necessarily. Japan are still in and looking good.

My thought on that point was, if this had been Lower Decks, we'd have got a scene at the end showing the bunny reality.

Kane could have played for Ireland as well.

Those Old Scientists 10/10 Not laughed that much at the TV for a long time

The fact that the dossier shows they waited until the mortgage was paid off says to me that, technically, they haven't. It looks bad, certainly, which will be why Farage has got an apology from them now - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66258137 - but note that the apology does not include an offer to give him his account back, only a restatement of the existing offer to transfer to NatWest.

We're arming Ukraine, not Russia.

I've seen people using both words, but as far as I can tell their gender hasn't been officially stated yet, and neither has that of the second young person who spoke to the BBC today.

I've always assumed that the reason Starfleet is based in San Francisco is because the other options 20th/21st century people might choose ahead of SF were destroyed/heavily damaged in WW3. So if you're not a historian of the era, it's no surprise a 23rd century person wouldn't recognise which 21st century city they're in.

For a series that started as comedic as season 1 was, you wouldn't expect something like Twice in a Lifetime to come along and give a top-tier moral dilemma on the level of Tuvix or In The Pale Moonlight

I'd have thought the real surprise Skrull would be

I'm going to call it now that

Nah, once the task has been fulfilled there won't be a single member of the Russian Armed Forces anywhere inside Ukraine - fully demilitarised!

He'd know, as one of the more likely contenders to start said conflict.

Not the lawyers, but the civil servants. Because he's using government lawyers and not his own, the lawyers' client isn't actually him, but the civil service. So the lawyers are allowed to show everything they found to the civil service, and the civil service are then professionally obligated to report evidence of potential crimes to the police. But because this makes Johnson look bad, he claims that the civil servants did this not because they're required to, but because they don't like him and this is a witch-hunt. Sunak has literally nothing to do with this, according to both the government and the civil service, but he's the Prime Minister and Johnson doesn't like him, so obviously it's all his fault.

Extreme wing. I recognise Anderson and Gullis, but none of the others.

Picard S3 referenced the NX-01 as being a "warp 5 engine", so I guess the answer is "it doesn't matter, stop thinking about it too much"

And even if Erdogan does lose the presidency, his alliance could still end up with more seats in parliament than the opposition.

But there was a woman distributing swords.

If it doesn't make sense, blame it on Q.

I didn't have a problem with the Borg weakness either - the implication to me was that this was the remnant that had survived their defeat at the end of Voyager.

Holodecks do exist in TOS era. The Animated Series has an episode where the Enterprise computer goes weird and traps Bones, Uhura and Sulu in the holodeck.