Star Trek’s Biggest Q Question Has Been Answered By Strange New Worlds

Written by Joshua Tyler Published 31 seconds ago

Star Trek: strange new worlds She returned to her third season, and along the way, he answered a question posed by fans from the first days Star Trek: The next generation Again in the eighties. This question is: Was Trilin S? The answer, as it turned out, yes.

Trillin (which William Campbell) was originally distinguished Star Trek “Squire of Gothos” episode. It was apparently what it was with a annoying sense of humor and a strange obsession with humans.

Although it seems, Trelane was only a child, and his parents soon appeared than the ability to teach their son some morals. Captain Kirk and the Foundation’s crew were kept in this process.

Since the appearance of Q on Star Trek: The next generation, Fans have long speculated that Trelane may have been Q. It has never been confirmed in Canon – yet.

In the second episode of Star Trek: strange new worlds The third season, titled “Wedding Bell Blues”, is almost identical to Trelane (played by Rhys Darby) causes similar harm. Certainly, they do not actually call it trelane, but the outfit and the situation are a dead gift.

However, this trillin settles its fingers to use its powers, which is a step similar to that used Star Trek: The next generation S. entities. This is not something that trillin did Star Trek: The original seriesWhich leads to uncertainty of fans of his gender.

This version of Trelane has not been confirmed until the end of the loop until the Q. This happens when his father appears. Although his father only appears as a gaseous energy ball, his voice should appear familiar immediately for Trek fans. Abi Trailin was expressed by John de Lancer, the actor known for his game S.

So not only trelane aq, it’s the son of Q. If you are thinking that it does not make sense to look at this Star Trek: strange new worlds It occurs before the original series, then you may not think in the fourth dimensions.

These events occurred in the past of Captain Kerk and Captain Picard, but this does not mean that they happened in the past of trill and K. There are q continuity organs, and things for them do not always happen in linear order.

It is quite possible, most likely, that the events of “Wedding Bell Blues” will occur after the events of “The Squire of Gothos” from TRELANE’s point of view. This would explain why TRELANE no longer needs a machine to amplify his powers and can now capture his fingers to make his desires a reality. He became older, and his powers have grown.

“Blues Blues” may occur after events Star Trek: Picard Season 3, from the perspective of S. Picard The third season, by the way, is the last time we saw John de Lancer on the screen as a creative character similar to God.

The only remaining question is: Why does Spok Tralein not remember when he faces him with Captain Kerk in “The Squire of Gothos”? Star Trek: strange new worlds He gave us an answer to that too.

Despite us, to viewers, this Trelane always appears as a human being wearing a high coat, this is not what the foundation crew sees. The first time that Spock (Ethan Beck) coincides with the tape in the foundation hall, it is noticed that he does not know that there is a Volcan waiter on board.

Later in the episode, people notice on the Blue Treland skin and refute it as Andorian. Spook, and now sees Andorian.

So while we saw Trillin, Spock saw a completely different person. Years later, he had not realized it as the same Godchild.

The original chain of Spock (Leonard Nimoy) should still notice similarities between two cases. He did not do that, and there is no explanation but to say that the strange new writing team wants to do a trillin. So they did so, with only a certain level of consideration whether or not they extended the reliability of the known Sharia.