‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Gets Lost in Time in Its Season 4 Finale
The finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season four, “Tomorrow’s Enterprise” (a clear reference to the “Yesterday’s Enterprise” episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation), tackles a classic Star Trek problem: timeline shenanigans. “Tomorrow’s Enterprise” opens with a voiceover from Uhura, who has recently finished her Starfleet protocols refresher course and returned to the U.S.S. Enterprise just in time to partake in the crew’s next mission: listening to what is at the center of a white hole.
- ▪The finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season four, “Tomorrow’s Enterprise” (a clear reference to the “Yesterday’s Enterprise” episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation), tackles a classic Star Trek problem: timeline shenanigans.
- ▪“Tomorrow’s Enterprise” opens with a voiceover from Uhura, who has recently finished her Starfleet protocols refresher course and returned to the U.S.S.
- ▪Enterprise just in time to partake in the crew’s next mission: listening to what is at the center of a white hole.
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The finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season four, “Tomorrow’s Enterprise” (a clear reference to the “Yesterday’s Enterprise” episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation), tackles a classic Star Trek problem: timeline shenanigans. “Tomorrow’s Enterprise” opens with a voiceover from Uhura, who has recently finished her Starfleet protocols refresher course and returned to the U.S.S. Enterprise just in time to partake in the crew’s next mission: listening to what is at the center of a white hole. Scotty asks her out for a drink, but she claims she’s needed on the bridge and asks if they can talk later. On the bridge, Spock says the theory is that white holes are the reverse side of black holes, and that’s why they’re studying it. Uhura suddenly hears music coming from the hole.
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