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[c-schroed]

It's the season 3 finale of Lower Decks and. Ah. I see Starfleet is now teaching the Riker Maneuver.

And, you know. It's all fun and games till some guy with a crave for recognition steals data to create some AI, Move Fast And Break Things style.

Truly, what could possibly go wrong?

Season 3 somehow hitted harder than the previous ST:LD seasons. More emotions, more drama. Quite some more trauma, too. (Poor Rutherford had quite some things to stomach.) The show feels like it's growing up.

And, it gets bonus points for repeated badge-based foreshadowing.

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U.S.S. Aledo, Starfleet's first automated starship, "Trusted Sources".

[drmenma]

another lower decks meme (also with a blank version)

[thisshrimpisfryingrice]

Was anyone going to tell me that’s there is an episode of Lower Decks about starships with DADDY ISSUES or was I just supposed to find out myself by watching each episode without knowing what will happen next?

[alphamecha-mkii]

Star Trek: Lower Decks - USS Aledo NA-01 (Texas Class Unmanned Starship)

[lonestarbattleship]

A new Star Trek ship dropped yesterday! This time the state of Texas gets some love with the USS Aledo NA-01, Texas Class. The ship is most likely named after the City of Aledo, Texas. This follows the same naming convention of the California class in Star Trek Lower Decks, of which the USS Cerritos NCC-75567 is a member. Ships of the California class are named after cities and towns of California.

I haven't watched the episode yet but I look forward to it when I get home tonight. I hope they are following the American class naming conventions and not the British. Because if it's American, then there is canonical evidence of a USS Texas in the United Federation of Planets. The NA-01 is a new registry prefix. So I'll wait to see the episode to see what other info is mentioned about the ship and/or class.

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U.S.S. Van Citters vs. Aledo, Dallas and Corpus Christi, "The Stars at Night"