Or just watch all of Lower Decks, while you’re there. Though I do agree that Peanut Hamper is a highlight (for me anyway - I’ve seen strongly divided opinions on this. :)
Indeed, it’s clearly a show that’s made by people with an obsessive love of Star Trek as a whole. Most of the really obscure stuff wasn’t central to any plots, but it’s still a little more fun being able to point and go “oh! The giant skeleton of Mr. Spock hanging from the ceiling! That’s from that one weird episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series with the enormous clones!”
Or just watch all of Lower Decks, while you’re there. Though I do agree that Peanut Hamper is a highlight (for me anyway - I’ve seen strongly divided opinions on this. :)
I loved it, my bf who had never watched Trek before LD, was just confused. To be fair, LD is so reference heavy it’s not a good one to start with.
Indeed, it’s clearly a show that’s made by people with an obsessive love of Star Trek as a whole. Most of the really obscure stuff wasn’t central to any plots, but it’s still a little more fun being able to point and go “oh! The giant skeleton of Mr. Spock hanging from the ceiling! That’s from that one weird episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series with the enormous clones!”