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He was the big bad on one season of Arrow.

Also the Curator says he can in Day of the Doctor. But there’s probably an outside force at work.

Except with the First to Second Doctor when the clothes did change. But I think you're probably right that the clothes are part of the "What" of the Doctor going back to Tennant unnaturally.

I don’t like Morpheus narrating to us. It feels too exposition-y. But I also know the original story, so I don’t know how confused I’d be without that exposition if I was someone who didn’t.

I thought the whole point of mind wiping people by the Old Watch was to preserve the future we’d seen so far, but then they killed Larry in 1999 who we saw in 2019, so are they not really all that concerned with keeping things the same? I too thought at the end of a season they should be entitled to more of a resolution then they seemed to give us. Then give us a cliffhanger that sets up a potential more seasons. This just felt like every other episode ending.

I hope they beamed up the dog at some point.

Herself.

Picard's mother mentions his brother "toiling away at school" in Picard's memories in the first episode of the season.

They’re at the disco. i think we’re not seeing background Klingons because they don’t want to commit to using either the Discovery makeup or a version of the TNG makeup in this time period.

I decided eventually they were talking like it was the end because they thought there was a good chance Discovery wouldn't make it back, but I could be wrong.

Kovich can't go to make contact with the 10C because he's busy binge-watching 20th century television. Maybe Kovich really couldn't go along just because of David Cronenberg's availability, but I do like the idea that Kovich has even more crazy and dangerous stuff he's dealing with a regular basis, and when we see him on Discovery that's basically him on his downtime. I am here for that spinoff.

It’s not the first time. They’ve shown other Ferengi as background characters in Starfleet this season.

She was attending the Institute for Colored Youth in Philadelphia, though I don’t know why she was in Doylestown.

I assumed that she's a self-appointed DaiMon and not recognized as such by the Ferengi Alliance. It's not like they're around to complain.

I thought that as far as anyone knew he was just a comic book character.

Communications in this episode was Lt. Christopher, a character introduced in the first episode of the season as filling in while Bryce who we usually see at that station was away consulting. Bryce was back at station in episode 2. (He was the one who knew about kite surfing), so he’s not gone gone, even though I know the actor is another show and may have availability issues. But they also had other characters at Detmer and Oyo’s usual stations too. just as I had pretty much learned the regular bridges crews names.

I don’t think it was social distancing so much as all the Reno bits were shot at a different time.

I don’t think a camera without an observer would do anything: and we’ve seen that if you observe the footage from a camera it can attack you as an angel.

No, that was mentioned when David got sued for an exorcism last season, back when they originally introduced Renee.

I loved prank calling Armus so, so much.

The info Beth sees in the goggles about him when she got them shows him born in 1914, so presumably there's something like that or the JSA time jumping or being frozen in time at some point.

It’s also on Disney Plus buried in the Iron Man 3 extras,at least in the US.

He's also been on Sara's favorite Winonna Earp.

Or clones don't start with souls, but normally achieve them over time. Or the clone soul voluntarily left and returned from whence it came. Or something else weirder.

With Nate and Hank we’ve also seen the soul can sometimes hang around for a while after death watching things so it’s not clear to me it couldn’t still be there to jump in a new clone body given the opportunity.