I moved from Deep Ellum three years ago and it appears that absolutely nothing has changed.

I haven’t read all of them, but I’m a fan of the Department of Temporal Investigation books.

Yeah, I was super confused when both the drones and Uhura disappeared into that barrier only five feet off of the ship.

It’s only an idea, but I told myself that it possibly only looks like a white and black hole on the outside as some type of self defense mechanism for the baby.

Outside of that minor(hah!) gripe, I loved this episode. Past Uhura helping future Uhura was a neat idea. I found Scotty and Uhura as a couple to be cute, and felt that Scotty’s actor portrayed his attraction to Uhura very sincerely.

I loved the TAS crew members that were present the shuttle bay while they were getting ready for the mission into the black hole.

I was internally screaming “somebody do something!” this whole episode. This was a great episode. My emotions were all over the place. I don’t quite understand why the admiral at the end kept acting like he could end Kirk and then M’Benga’s career. He just admitted to forging logs. What was everybody else’s take on that situation? I can’t imagine the Enterprise officers are also going to keep quiet about what happened on the Constitution.

Vance and Cornwell come to mind for me.

Definitely looking forward to this. I had a lot of fun with the base game and the other missions that were released.

100% agree with you. I enjoy reading them as well. I miss the Canon Connections threads!

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No worries! I appreciate it

I know it would be easy enough to find, but could you share the link for the story?

Yeah, we certainly weren’t taught that in Texas History either.

Here is a recommendation for Tetris Effect

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These links will take you where you want to go on your instance.

Something probably very stupid to say out loud, but it is just one of those things that I never gave much thought. It makes perfect sense reading about it… haha.

Scientists with the project have found that blueberries can make up to 83 percent of the diet of wolves living in and around Voyageurs National Park during July and August, when it’s more difficult to catch deer and beaver.

I found the above to be crazy given I always thought wolves were mostly meat eaters. I guess that just shows my ignorance though.

That’s awesome! I got to go to the Star Trek Experience in Vegas as a kid and had the time of my life. Going to a convention is still on my list of things to do.

It seems like it was a good time! That action figure box you posed in is hilarious. What was your favorite part?