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Originally Posted by ownedbycats
Ergh, I watched the third ep and suddenly they're using TNG-era technology which ends up causing some enormous holes in some TOS episodes (for example, biofilters would neutralize the "can't bring the plague back to the ship" that stranded the landing party in a few episodes). There's also other inconsistencies with history and technology and characters and.. well, everything that I just can't buy this takes place in the same timeline. But another timeline?
There's a TNG episode where Worf keeps traveling between parallel timelines, eventually resulting in a 'quantum fissure' and the amazing line "At this rate, the sector will be completely filled with Enterprises within three days." And the Abrams movies were based on one of these split timelines.
So yeah, my personal canon is that SNW (and Discovery, which preceded it but I not seen) is in a different timeline from TOS. Because I can't reconcile it otherwise.
That said, its a pretty nice show and Im actually enjoying it. |
Based on what appeared in the last episode of "Star Trek: Lower Decks" it has been implied that "Star Trek: Discovery" is in its own timeline.
See the following (NOTE: Spoilers for the last episode of "Star Trek: Lower Decks):