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[9ansean]

It's a pity nobody requested the season finale. Ah well.

So is every new Star Trek review currently by request? It feels strange enough that the preceding episode wasn't covered first. Since the last three episodes of the Xindi arc really do feel like one continuous storyline. Finding out there's no immediate plan to cover get back for the final is even stranger.

[Sir Will]

It's a pity nobody requested the season finale. Ah well.

So is every new Star Trek review currently by request? It feels strange enough that the preceding episode wasn't covered first. Since the last three episodes of the Xindi arc really do feel like one continuous storyline. Finding out there's no immediate plan to cover get back for the final is even stranger.

Seems like it. Especially since he's down to like 1 new Trek a month now.

[clearspira]

It's a pity nobody requested the season finale. Ah well.

So is every new Star Trek review currently by request? It feels strange enough that the preceding episode wasn't covered first. Since the last three episodes of the Xindi arc really do feel like one continuous storyline. Finding out there's no immediate plan to cover get back for the final is even stranger.

Seems like it. Especially since he's down to like 1 new Trek a month now.

I miss weekly Star Trek too. But in fairness, Chuck predates Youtube. The fact that he is still going after so many have fallen is incredibly fortunate and incredibly rare. I will take 1 Trek a month over no Trek a month.

[CharlesPhipps]

Well, Thomas Riker pretty much confirms the "cloning" theory. Not to mention all the other times there's an accident like turning them into children, or merging two people together, or putting their brain patterns into the holodeck... it's making a copy and sometimes it screws up in the transfer.

Eh, Transporters splitting people has always been a thing. It was like the 2nd episode of TOS.

[RobbyB1982]

It's a pity nobody requested the season finale. Ah well.

So is every new Star Trek review currently by request?

That's how its been for over a decade, that's why every single episode gives a credit at the start. Missing random episodes in the middle of an arc or a setup episode is nothing new. It's a miracle the final 10 episodes of DS9 ever happened.

And blame the implosion of yet another video host for the slowdown in his doing new reviews. Having to get a backlog of over a thousand videos converted to youtube friendly format and past the bots is crazy time consuming, Chuck would much rather be making new material.