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** Additionally, Guy's character was a RedShirt. Red Shirts in Star Trek were almost always starship security officers, who wore red in the original series, so Guy just got a promotion.
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* The Omega-13 resets further than 13 seconds when finally used, but that might not be an editing mistake. If the Omega-13 works like everything else on the ship, it might be following the trope of dramatic timing, setting Jason back in the past with just enough time to gain his bearings and spring into action.
* After Jason uses the Omega, he shocks his crewmates by seeming to punch Fred for no reason. So why was Mathezar ready for the reveal that Fred was Sarris, when everyone else thought he was nuts? Mathezar likely believes that Commander Taggart always has a good reason for taking even irrational actions, as in the show he'd probably turn out to be onto something the others were not.
* After Jason uses the Omega, he shocks his crewmates by seeming to punch Fred for no reason. So why was Mathezar ready for the reveal that Fred was Sarris, when everyone else thought he was nuts? Mathezar likely believes that Commander Taggart always has a good reason for taking even irrational actions, as in the show he'd probably turn out to be onto something the others were not.
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* In the scene where the crew activated the Omega-13, Sarris shoots Jason before revealing that he disguised himself as Fred. Given that appearance generators are used by Thermians, it's likely that he took this device off of the corpse of the Thermian captain he tortured to death... Or he murdered some Thermian crewman shortly after teleporting aboard.
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*** Leading on from that, Alezander laments how he used to play Shakesperean roles, i.e. roles of culture. However, back in his day, Shakespeare's works were also seen as schlocky crowd-pleasers, even if well-crafted ones, with religious plays seen as the proper forms of art. Alexander's role on a cheap sci-fi show embodying RubberForeheadAliens of the highest order may be seen as cheap now, but his coveted 'proper' roles were not so different once, and Dr. Lazarus is no less worthy of this immortalisation.
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*** Leading on from that, Alezander Alexander laments how he used to play Shakesperean roles, i.e. roles of culture. However, back in his day, Shakespeare's works were also seen as schlocky crowd-pleasers, even if well-crafted ones, with religious plays seen as the proper forms of art. Alexander's role on a cheap sci-fi show embodying RubberForeheadAliens of the highest order may be seen as cheap now, but his coveted 'proper' roles were not so different once, and Dr. Lazarus is no less worthy of this immortalisation.
