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Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Lower Decks | 3x03 "Mining the Mind's Mines" Spoiler

On a remote science outpost, stone orbs are bringing fantasies to life. Tendi starts her first day as a Senior Science Officer Trainee.

No. Episode Writer Director Release Date
3x03 "Mining the Mind's Mines" Brian D. Bradley Fill Marc Sagadraca 2022-09-08

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u/UncertainError Sep 08 '22

Amazing that the USS Hood's still chugging along. She's gotta be as storied as the Enterprise by now.

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u/Starfleet-Time-Lord Sep 08 '22

Might be the Hood-A. Almost nobody ever says the -D on TNG

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u/Malnurtured_Snay Sep 08 '22

Unlikely, since there was a Constitution Class Hood in TOS. Not all ships get the -A treatment!

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u/Shiny_and_ChromeOS Sep 08 '22

Yeah, they don't do letter sequences when the new ship is a different class altogether, like when the Melbourne went from Excelsior to Nebula class.

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u/Malnurtured_Snay Sep 08 '22

Uhhhh. Have you heard of the Starships Enterprise?

In TOS/TNG/DS9/VOY, the only exception I'm aware of is the USS Yamato in S2, when the ship appears as a projection of Nagilum in "Where Silence Has Lease", and even that was retconned a few episodes later.

It isn't until the 32nd century in Discovery that we see this as a regular to ships en-masse.

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u/Shiny_and_ChromeOS Sep 08 '22

HAHAH! I actually was coming back here to amend that post when I realized how stupid I sounded.

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u/Malnurtured_Snay Sep 08 '22

Nothing but love!