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I can only imagine the version of this show where Shaxs stayed dead and we missed out on 4 seasons of arguably the best member of the bridge crew. Just think about the classic moments we wouldn't have gotten with him.
Say thank you Shaxs for coming back from the Black Mountain.
I mean, I know we all think that Captain Sokel from "wej duj" was a dick for transferring T'Lyn to Starfleet without her permission (especially since it was framed as a punishment), but I do think that he was looking out for her best interests. Like, she *does* fit in a lot better on a Starfleet ship, and the alternative was dismissal back to Vulcan.
While this was humorous with the crew of the Cerritos rushing to battle stations while still dressed for their leisure activities, it makes sense this would happen to Starfleet crews on occasion.
Just imagine Dax, Kira, Bashir, and O'Brien having their holosuite adventures interrupted and having to rush to ops while still in costume...
Okay. So if anyone here has been following my blog for any length of time, you might know that one of its recurring jokes is The Legend of Amok T’im, the Hulkin’ Vulcan.
Amok T’im started as a typo, but his legend grew.
Other people also got really into my headcanon that Amok T’im was real, especially @per-ineptia-ad-astra:
We decided Amok T’im was the correct Vulcan spelling.
Amok T’im is one of the few headcanons I’ve created that I’ve seen referenced outside of my own posts. I love him dearly.
So this week I was watching what I think is one of Star Trek: Lower Decks’ best episodes, wej Duj, which features the lower decks of not only the Cerritos, but a Klingon and a Vulcan ship. Some of the Vulcans’ names are spoken (including a character called T’GAI...), and some are not. I wanted to know more about them.
I found myself on Lower Decks’ IMDB page.
and...
T’IM.
AMOK T’IM.
IS CANON.
(I know this is a coincidence and has nothing to do with my blog. But a girl can dream. Hire me, Lower Decks.)
Links to all the above posts for posterity
Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end.
I love how the Bird of Prey’s disruptors have a touch of Star Trek Discovery’s sound design. Lower Decks building up that sweet new audio canon *chef’s kiss.
