None of us are,” Michael Burnham says over a montage of debris and very serious looking faces.
Without a doubt the most significant change is the uniforms; it looks like the tunic style has been retained, although with a slightly better cut, from what we saw at the end of the Season 3 finale “That Hope is You — part II.” The color scheme has also been tweaked and the bland blue-steel grey, that was used for both the trousers and tunic has been replaced by the Starfleet department color, for the tunic, with a black stripe that nicely complements the new black trousers.
The Kelvin Timeline is a terrible idea that was created by JJ Abrams in 2009 in order to be able to churn out three “Star Trek” movies — each one more appalling than the last — that weren’t restrained by any form of existing canon whatsoever.
We also get a glimpse of a Lurian, a species made famous by the “Deep Space Nine” equivalent of Norm from “Cheers,” Morn — it’s even an anagram.
“Federation or non-Federation, this anomaly threatens us equally,” a Cardassian woman says, adding her own anxiety to the rapidly rising levels of alarm.
Macduff is also the legendary hero who plays a pivotal role in the Shakespeare play “Macbeth.” He suspects Macbeth of regicide and eventually kills him in the final act.
A Mugato also makes an appearance in the new teaser trailer, albeit a much bigger and nastier one than we’ve seen before.
The Pakleds — who look a bit like the Underminors from “The Incredibles” had offspring with the Vogons from “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” — were revealed to be the bad guys in “The Lower Decks” first season finale and to the casual observer they appeared to be simpletons-of-sorts.
In an attempt to break the captain, Madred shines four, bright lights at Picard and tries to convince him to doubt his own mind and acknowledge there are falsely five instead.
Plus it’s already been renewed for a third season! Season 1 will be available on Blu-ray on May 18.