Trek Problem: Destruction of the Enterprise
Log Entry: They say fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise. Does it though?
Examples:
ST3 The Search for Spock
TNG 3×15 Yesterday’s Enterprise
ST7 Generations
ST13 Beyond
Trek Problem: Destruction of the Enterprise
Log Entry: They say fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise. Does it though?
Examples:
ST3 The Search for Spock
TNG 3×15 Yesterday’s Enterprise
ST7 Generations
ST13 Beyond
Trek Problem: Alternate Timelines
Log Entry: Ever feel like you’re in the wrong timeline? It’s probably a bad case of #TrekProblems.
Examples:
TNG 3×15 Yesterday’s Enterprise
DS9 4×3 The Visitor
VOY 2×5 Non Sequitur
PIC 2×2 Penance
Log Entry Supplemental: Something about this timeline feel “off”? You might just be infected with interspatial parasites.
Example: ENT 3×8 Twilight
Trek Problem: Ancient Alien Technology
Log Entry: Play around with ancient alien technology and you never know what #TrekProblems you might stir up.
Examples:
DSC 2×4 An Obol for Charon
TOS 1×28 The City on the Edge of Forever
TNG 6×4 Relics
VOY 4×14 Message in a Bottle
Yes we do, Captain Christopher. They’re called #TrekProblems.
Whoever coined the phrase “you only live once” obviously never had #TrekProblems.
Reminder: know the signs of temporal narcosis! If symptoms appear, return to your own time continuum immediately. #TrekProblems
When you emerge from a 90-year time loop only to discover it’s Monday morning again.
Remember to wear protective eyeware at all times when you’re solving #TrekProblems.
Ever feel like you’re being split in two? It’s probably just a bad case of #TrekProblems.
I’m sorry to report that you’ve been diagnosed with a severe case of #TrekProblems.