Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 6

I never liked the title. New title: "The Outer Child"

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"A Fistful of Combs"

AGIMUS is mistakenly plugged into the Cerritos Holodeck and runs a simulation featuring Tiron, Brunt, Weyoun 4 through 8, and Penk, from which Mariner and Boimler must escape, helped by Shran.

Guest star: Jeffrey Combs, naturally.

"SS Evergreen"

The Cerritos finds an old Earth spaceship whose occupants had their consciousness uploaded to a computer and sent off into space in the 21st century. They're bored and know all the Dixon Hill adventures by heart.

"Polyphemus, Asking for Help"

Everybody on the Cerritos is talking in metaphors except Kayshon, who doesn't understand the different cultural references.

"O Sister, Where Art Thou?"

D'Vana Tendi meets someone who pretends to be her long lost brother, D'Ereck and wants her titles and honors for himself. Dr T'Ana has a scratching pole installed in sickbay.

"Under Decks"

The lower deckers get stuck mid-transport into what seems like a void space, that turns out to be inhabited by other victims of famous transporter accidents.

"Wherefore art thou Boimler?"

Boimler starts questioning his sanity when he can't tell the difference between reality and rehearsals of Romeo and Juliet, where he plays Romeo, and Juliet is played by a Tilonian. And yes, the Tilonians are at it again.

"The Black and the Grey"

Flashback episode to when K'orin and a younger Mariner did Grey Ops work and how Black Ops essentially look down on Grey operatives.

"Fearful Future Forays"

Boimler gets a glimpse into a personally bleak future and decides to improve it, one attempt at a time, only to make things worse and more complicated. Dr Migleemo meets an old girlfriend who introduces him to his 6 alleged children, which he had never met.

"All the King's Horses"

After having lost her powers, Olly starts a cult and ultimately goes on a self discovery quest to find them back, which makes her meet various powerful beings. Rutherford and Tendi try to figure out why ships don't have a sweet spot anymore and if the Cerritos can have one.

"The Bestie of Both Worlds"

Otherford is back. Having followed his new command to make friends very precisely, he has joined the Borg and made them overly friendly, making the entire galaxy a bit on edge about their true intentions.

This April Fool's Day joke was brought to you by actually making myself sad that it's not true. 😥

Major update!!!!

While we may not get a Season 6 (yet), Lower Decks lives on thanks to @idwpublishing.bsky.social

And yours truly has been invited as a guest writer!

I'm psyched!

(You can read that in Boimler's voice!)

Thanks! Please take a look at my account and the "upcoming" 6th season plots!

Lower Decks has become a fun creative output, following McMahan's advice.

"Destination: Ascension"

Vash has become obsessed with the idea of meeting the Koala that seems to be reigning in the "great beyond", having found several clues in various seemingly unrelated cultures. Boimler becomes obsessed with her research but Mariner is suspicious.

Guest: Jennifer Hetrick

I'm old and I don't get the reference, but slouching Seven with a bit of a tummy is quite the sight. 😊

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"Point of View"

After the crew has spent a day recording their daily tasks with special glasses Rutherford designed for a "day in the life of a California-class starship" recruitment exercise for Starfleet Academy, the gang must go through each video to piece together a mystery of smuggled tech.

(The episode is mostly seen in the first person perspective with the "viewer" narrating.)

"Point of View"

After the crew has spent a day recording their daily tasks with special glasses Rutherford designed for a "day in the life of a California-class starship" recruitment exercise for Starfleet Academy, the gang must go through each video to piece together a mystery of smuggled tech.

"Enemy Goes Friend"

Rutherford and Gradak, a Pakled female, are stuck on a planet and must collaborate to survive. Naturally, Gradak keeps forgetting that fact.

*long pause*
Gradak: "Gradak will guard the shuttles against enemies."
Rutherford: *relieved* "Okie-dokie!"
G: "What means 'okie+dokie'?"
R: "Haha! It's my way of saying 'Yes!'"
G: *gets closer* "Okie-dokie!"

*G does the same fist swinging movement as Rutherford and punches him, knocking him out.*

Rutherford: "I need you to stay up here, Gradak."
Gradak: "Why?"
R: (struggling to keep his calm): "We've been over this already. You're in charge of guarding the shuttles against 'our enemies'."
G: "Why?"
R: "Because they could steal our shuttles!"
G: "Why?"
R: "SO THEY CAN GO. AND WE WON'T GO!"

Rutherford: "Gradak, give me back my tricorder, please."
Gradak: "Will it make us go?"
R: "No but it will allow me to fig..."
G: *tosses tricorder down the same cliff they just climbed out of to fetch it*
R: *screams*

"Enemy Goes Friend"

Rutherford and Gradak, a Pakled female, are stuck on a planet and must collaborate to survive. Naturally, Gradak keeps forgetting that fact.

"Outer Inner"

A warp bubble experiment creates a physical manifestation of every crew member's inner child.

Except Boimler.