Starfleet officer educated in the liberal arts, commanding a starship fueled on enthusiasm and armed with photon torpedoes made of duct tape, legal reasoning, and d20s that only roll natural twenties.
This week, Fan Collective Unimatrix 47 looks at Star Trek: Lower Decks tenth episode of the third season, which is also the season finale. In the wake of Project Swing By’s abject failure, the fate of the entire California class hangs in jeopardy. Freeman challenges Buenamigo to a mission race, pitting the Cerritos against Buenamigo’s automated ships. Will Mariner decide to come back? Will Starfleet retire the Cali class?
This week, the TD crew chats uniforms, Borg, possible outcomes, and eventually, all about Star Trek: Prodigy’s twelfth episode of season one. There’s also a surprise guest commenter toward the end of the video you won’t want to miss.
Witch Strandings is a unique combination of a video game walking type simulation and an adventure with a heavy emphasis on community building. This is not a title that everyone will enjoy, but for those who like the stranding-type genre, it offers a compelling journey.
After the animated series long hiatus, Star Trek: Prodigy makes its return with part two of its first season, and Fan Collective Unimatrix 47 takes a look at that eleventh episode. Dal and his crew make their way to the nearest Federation Relay Outpost in order to request asylum. However, things go awry when the caretaker attempts to download the Protostar’s logs. Our cadets manage to escape death, but what will these events mean for their journey to Starfleet?
This week, the TD crew chats about episodes from two Star Trek animated series, Lower Decks and Prodigy. The third season’s finale of Lower Decks goes out on a literal bang, and Prodigy starts off at speed with the eleventh episode of season one.
Modern Gamer Marie Brownhill is a LEGO fanatic who always has a few unfinished LEGO projects scattered around her office. So, she was very happy with LEGO Bricktales, which ditches the traditional action LEGO RPG format for one that focuses on building and creativity.
This week, Fan Collective Unimatrix 47 looks at the ninth episode of the third season of Star Trek: Lower Decks. Captain Freeman’s efforts finally come to fruition in the form of Project Swing By, and the project comes with FNN coverage. Freeman tries to put her best foot forward, but somehow, the reporter concludes that the Cerritos is not the tight ship Freeman wants to portray. Freeman blames everyone’s favorite Lower Decks troublemaker, Ensign Beckett Mariner.
This week, the TD crew chats about the huge shift we see in Star Trek: Lower Decks third season’s ninth episode called “Trusted Sources,” and speculate about how this development will affect Lower Decks going forward.
At its heart, Jade Order is a puzzler where players need to figure out how to best clear a board of bad guys as they fight the Ashen Plague through the ruins of a scorched land. You do this in tactical combat, which makes Jade Order both fast-paced and exciting.
This week, Fan Collective Unimatrix 47 examines the eighth episode of the third season of Star Trek: Lower Decks. While running a sequel to Crisis Point in the holodeck, Boimler receives some unanticipated news. Tendi admits her truth, and Dr. T’Ana remains as awesome as ever.
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