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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Wanting to fix the problems he made, Boimler tries to hijack a shuttle with Mariner's help, intending on trying to get the portal and the grain back. If this were the ''Cerritos'', the plan might have worked. However, this is the ''Enterprise'' and with such a ProperlyParanoid Communications Officer like Uhura at the console, La'an is alerted and the two are apprehended before they can even leave.
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** Boimler also reveals to Una that his Starfleet Recruitment Poster has the words [[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS2E02AdAstraPerAspera "Ad Astra Per Aspera"]] written next to her image.
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** La'an goes over Starfleet temporal regulations with Boimler but adds her own rule about [[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS2E03TomorrowAndTomorrowAndTomorrow getting involved in temporal events.]] Boimler actually catches the hint that La'an has traveled in time before being told to drop the subject.
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* StableTimeLoop: crossing over with ContrivedCoincidence. Boimler in the 24th century mentions that the last time the portal was used, the it was about 120 years ago, and it was he suspected that it was due to do something again. But the last time it was activate was when it was activated to send him and Mariner back to the future. And they only got sucked back in time due to them investigate the portal in the first place, activating it in the process.
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* StableTimeLoop: crossing over with ContrivedCoincidence. StableTimeLoop:
** Boimler in the 24th century mentions that the last time the portal wasused, the it active was about 120 years ago, and it was he suspected that it was due to do something again. But the last time it was activate was when it was ago. When it's activated accidentally by Rutherford snapping a picture, Boimler is sent back to send him that exact moment, becoming the reason it activated.
** Tendi believes her ancestor was on the ship that first discovered the portal, and that they were scientists. In reality, they found the portal second, stole it, then gave it back in exchange for grain. Boimler's attempt to trade it back for the grain brings them back at the same time he and Marinerback are leaving, so Pike agrees to the future. And they only got sucked back in time due to give them investigate the portal in the first place, activating credit for finding it in the process. as Orion scientists.
** Boimler in the 24th century mentions that the last time the portal was
** Tendi believes her ancestor was on the ship that first discovered the portal, and that they were scientists. In reality, they found the portal second, stole it, then gave it back in exchange for grain. Boimler's attempt to trade it back for the grain brings them back at the same time he and Mariner
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* ArtEvolution: A variation with Boimler (and Mariner from the preview photos). Since the characters are making the jump from animation to live-action, their character models are tweaked for live-action (ex. more detailed uniforms).
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* ArtEvolution: A variation with Boimler (and Mariner from the preview photos). and Mariner. Since the characters are making the jump from animation to live-action, their character models are tweaked for live-action (ex. slightly; their uniforms are more detailed uniforms).detailed, and their shirts are a darker shade of red (to avoid clashing with the ''Enterprise'' crew, according to WordOfGod). Boimler's hair is also a much darker shade of purple, and Mariner's TertiarySexualCharacteristics are translated as winged eyeliner.
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* DeconstructionCrossover: When ''Star Trek'' does {{Crossover}} episodes between series, things go pretty smooth between the crews because they more-or-less operate the same. This time, when two Ensigns--one a ProfessionalButtKisser and the other a MilitaryMaverick--from the dysfunctional but well-revered ''Cerritos'' wind up on the ''Enterprise'' run by the more straight-laced yet laid back professionals under Captain Pike, it doesn't gel quite as right. Boimler and Mariner are a bit disappointed that Pike and company aren't quite the people that history revers them as in the 24th century, while the ''Enterprise'' crew has some difficulties dealing with the two time traveler's antics that they would normally be able to (mostly) get away with in their time.
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* DeconstructionCrossover: When ''Star Trek'' does {{Crossover}} episodes between series, things go pretty smooth between the crews because they more-or-less operate the same. This time, when two Ensigns--one a ProfessionalButtKisser and the other a MilitaryMaverick--from the dysfunctional but well-revered ''Cerritos'' wind up on the ''Enterprise'' run by the more straight-laced yet laid back professionals under Captain Pike, it doesn't gel quite as right. smoothly. Boimler and Mariner are a bit disappointed that Pike and company aren't quite the people that history revers them as in the 24th century, while the ''Enterprise'' crew has some difficulties dealing with the two time traveler's travelers' antics that they would normally be able to (mostly) get away with in their time.
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** When Boimler starts being pulled through the portal, Mariner rushes forward and tries to grab him back. When it powers up again, she doesn't hesitate to jump through, and the two have a breif SuggestiveCollision when she lands.
** Mariner also offhandedly mentions that she knows Ransom, who she's had BelligerentSexualTension with before, sleeps facedown.
** When Boimler starts being pulled through the portal, Mariner rushes forward and tries to grab him back. When it powers up again, she doesn't hesitate to jump through, and the two have a breif SuggestiveCollision when she lands.
** Mariner also offhandedly mentions that she knows Ransom, who she's had BelligerentSexualTension with before, sleeps facedown.
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* StableTimeLoop: crossing over with ContrivedCoincidence. Boimler in the 24th century mentions that the last time the portal was used, the it was about 120 years ago, and it was he suspected that it was due to do something again. But the last time it was activate was when it was activated to send him and Mariner back to the future. And they only got sucked back in time due to them investigate the portal in the first place, activating it in the process.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Boimler is forced to watch what he says to keep from accidentally altering the timeline, which results in him causing more trouble for the ''Enterprise'' crew that he means to.
* {{Retgone}}: {{Averted}}. Boimler is trying to prevent Tendi from accidentally being erased from history.
* {{Retgone}}: {{Averted}}. Boimler is trying to prevent Tendi from accidentally being erased from history.
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* AllForNothing: PlayedForLaughs. Uhura spends all day trying to translate the language on the time machine, and thanks to Ortegas, learns its Naussican. Turns out that translation was just telling people it was a time machine.
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* BotheringByTheBook: Uhura is surprised that someone like Mariner is well-versed in Starfleet regulations. Mariner notes that of course she is; there's all sorts of regulations that basically allow you to be lazy.
* BrokenPedestal: Meeting the real people behind the legendary crew of the ''Enterprise'' means Boimler and Mariner have to correct some of their preconceptions.
* BrokenPedestal: Meeting the real people behind the legendary crew of the ''Enterprise'' means Boimler and Mariner have to correct some of their preconceptions.
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* BotheringByTheBook: Uhura is surprised that someone like Mariner is well-versed in Starfleet regulations. Mariner notes that of course she is; there's all sorts of regulations that basically allow you to be lazy.
lazy. She then threatens to report Uhura for not taking a meal break as required, but Uhura sneaks her work along with her anyway.
* BrokenPedestal: Meeting the real people behind the legendary crew of the ''Enterprise'' means Boimler and Mariner have to correct some of their preconceptions. Boimler is shocked to find Spock is more human than the history books record (to the point that Spock ''smiling'' creeps him out), while Mariner is a bit bummed to see that Uhura is so caught up in work that she won't find the time to relax.
* CallBack: Pike tells Boimler and Mariner that he had difficulties with his father growing up, which he previously mentioned to Michael Burnham on ''Discovery''.
* CallForward: When Boimler ends up on the bridge of the ''Enterprise'', he includes a dash after the destination before remembering that it's the original registration, as there's been five other ships to bear the name by his time. The rest of the crew is confused what comes after the dash.
* BrokenPedestal: Meeting the real people behind the legendary crew of the ''Enterprise'' means Boimler and Mariner have to correct some of their preconceptions. Boimler is shocked to find Spock is more human than the history books record (to the point that Spock ''smiling'' creeps him out), while Mariner is a bit bummed to see that Uhura is so caught up in work that she won't find the time to relax.
* CallBack: Pike tells Boimler and Mariner that he had difficulties with his father growing up, which he previously mentioned to Michael Burnham on ''Discovery''.
* CallForward: When Boimler ends up on the bridge of the ''Enterprise'', he includes a dash after the destination before remembering that it's the original registration, as there's been five other ships to bear the name by his time. The rest of the crew is confused what comes after the dash.
* ClosetGeek: Mariner is more of a fan of old starships than she lets on, as she recalls the exact lecture at the Fleet Museum about how old starships with legacy status always carry a piece of their predecessors during construction. According to Boimler, despite Mariner denying it, she was the first to the door entering the museum.
** The ''Enterprise NX-01'' is mentioned a few times as being at the Fleet Museum, where ''Series/StarTrekPicard'' showed her resting comfortably by 2402.
* DeconstructionCrossover: When ''Star Trek'' does {{Crossover}} episodes between series, things go pretty smooth between the crews because they more-or-less operate the same. This time, when two Ensigns--one a ProfessionalButtKisser and the other a MilitaryMaverick--from the dysfunctional but well-revered ''Cerritos'' wind up on the ''Enterprise'' run by the more straight-laced yet laid back professionals under Captain Pike, it doesn't gel quite as right. Boimler and Mariner are a bit disappointed that Pike and company aren't quite the people that history revers them as in the 24th century, while the ''Enterprise'' crew has some difficulties dealing with the two time traveler's antics that they would normally be able to (mostly) get away with in their time.
* {{Fanboy}}: Boimler is one of Captain Pike, and Mariner is one of Uhura. Mariner mentions that Boimler dressed up as Pike for Halloween (apparently the jawline was the hardest to get down).
* {{Fauxshadowing}}: The ''NX-01'' is mentioned early on as having the same material as the time machine on the planet. Boimler has a EurekaMoment where he remembers that remark he made. Does that mean that the ''Enterprise'' is going to go the Fleet Museum to borrow a piece of her predecessor to get Boimler and Mariner home? Nope! There's actually a piece of the ''NX-01'' on the ''NCC-1701''! Besides, [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Starfleet would never let anyone damage a piece of history, let alone their very first starship.]]
* {{Fauxshadowing}}: The ''NX-01'' is mentioned early on as having the same material as the time machine on the planet. Boimler has a EurekaMoment where he remembers that remark he made. Does that mean that the ''Enterprise'' is going to go the Fleet Museum to borrow a piece of her predecessor to get Boimler and Mariner home? Nope! There's actually a piece of the ''NX-01'' on the ''NCC-1701''! Besides, [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Starfleet would never let anyone damage a piece of history, let alone their very first starship.]]
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: After recovering a piece of horonium from [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise the NX-01]] ''Enterprise'', Ortegas and Uhura start gushing over Travis Mayweather and Hoshi Sato respectively, realizing that they sound like Mariner and Boimler. Spock calls them exhausting.
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: NotSoDifferentRemark:
** Pike admits that if he was on the bridge of the ''NX-01'' in the same way that Boimler and Mariner are on his ''Enterprise'', he wouldn't act so different with Captain Archer.
** After recovering a piece of horonium from [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise the NX-01]] ''Enterprise'', Ortegas and Uhura start gushing over Travis Mayweather and Hoshi Sato respectively, realizing that they sound like Mariner and Boimler. Spock calls themexhausting.exhausting.
* SpiritualAntithesis: To "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS05E06TrialsAndTribbleations Trials and Tribble-ations]]", which involves characters from the 24th century ending up in the ''TOS'' era. But while Sisko and company got to geek out being the presence of the legendary James T. Kirk and helping the ''Enterprise'' and her crew keep history on track from behind the scenes, Boimler and Mariner's antics from the ''Cerritos'' gives the ''Enterprise'' crew a headache and a half as they try to get them back home.
** Pike admits that if he was on the bridge of the ''NX-01'' in the same way that Boimler and Mariner are on his ''Enterprise'', he wouldn't act so different with Captain Archer.
** After recovering a piece of horonium from [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise the NX-01]] ''Enterprise'', Ortegas and Uhura start gushing over Travis Mayweather and Hoshi Sato respectively, realizing that they sound like Mariner and Boimler. Spock calls them
* SpiritualAntithesis: To "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS05E06TrialsAndTribbleations Trials and Tribble-ations]]", which involves characters from the 24th century ending up in the ''TOS'' era. But while Sisko and company got to geek out being the presence of the legendary James T. Kirk and helping the ''Enterprise'' and her crew keep history on track from behind the scenes, Boimler and Mariner's antics from the ''Cerritos'' gives the ''Enterprise'' crew a headache and a half as they try to get them back home.
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* BotheringByTheBook: Uhura is surprised that someone like Mariner is well-versed in Starfleet regulations. Mariner notes that of course she is; there's all sorts of regulations that basically allow you to be lazy.
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** ''Enterprise'' is on a mission to deliver ''tri''triticale to a colony, obviously the predecessor of the quadrotriticale from ''[[Recap/StarTrekS2E15TheTroubleWithTribbles The Trouble With Tribbles]]''.
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** ''Enterprise'' is on a mission to deliver ''tri''triticale to a colony, obviously the predecessor of the quadrotriticale from ''[[Recap/StarTrekS2E15TheTroubleWithTribbles "[[Recap/StarTrekS2E15TheTroubleWithTribbles The Trouble With Tribbles]]''.Tribbles]]".
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** Mariner assumes scanning the portal will be yet another boring job. Boimler, on the other hand, figures it's "due" after 120 years of inactivity.
** Boimler gets the idea to steal a shuttle so he can trade the portal for the grain that was traded to the Orions so they'd return it. Mariner decides to join him, reasoning that she never gets caught. At that exact moment, La'an catches both of them.
** Mariner assumes scanning the portal will be yet another boring job. Boimler, on the other hand, figures it's "due" after 120 years of inactivity.
** Boimler gets the idea to steal a shuttle so he can trade the portal for the grain that was traded to the Orions so they'd return it. Mariner decides to join him, reasoning that she never gets caught. At that exact moment, La'an catches both of them.
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* NoJustNoReaction: When Boimler and Mariner power up the portal to go home, Tendi and Rutherford notice and offer to come through. Pike, thoroughly exasperated by all this nonsense, simply puts up his hand and says, "Just... no."
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* BrokenPedestal: Meeting the real people behind the legendary crew of the ''Enterprise'' means Boimler and Mariner have to correct some of their preconceptions.
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** ''Enterprise'' is on a mission to deliver ''tri''triticale to a colony, obviously the predecessor of the quadrotriticale from ''[[Recap/StarTrekS2E15TheTroubleWithTribbles The Trouble With Tribbles]]''.
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* LighterAndSofter: Like Episode 5, ''Charades'', this is a comedy-centric plot which provides a breather after a much darker episode.
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* TheUnsmile: Spock is working on acquiring a sense of humor, with decidedly mixed results.
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'''Boimler:''' Yeah, he just doesn't know how. Just go with it.\\
'''Mariner:''' I don't like it.\\
'''Boimler:''' It's terrifying.
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'''Boimler:''' Yeah, he just doesn't know how. Just go with it.\\
'''Mariner:''' I don't like it.\\
'''Boimler:''' It's terrifying.
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** When Mariner travels back, she tells Boimler that she was worried he wound up in a dystopian San Francisco during the bell riots. This happened to the ''Defiant'' crew in the ''[=DS9=]'' two-parter "Past Tense".
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** When Mariner travels back, she tells Boimler that she was worried he wound up in a dystopian San Francisco during the bell riots.Bell Riots. This happened to the ''Defiant'' crew in the ''[=DS9=]'' two-parter "Past Tense".
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* ActingUnnatural: To the extent that anything about this situation can be considered "natural", Boimler conspicuously recoils when Una gets his attention, leading her to suspect he knows something about her future.
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* ActingUnnatural: To the extent that anything about this situation can be considered "natural", Boimler conspicuously recoils when Una gets his attention, leading her to suspect he knows something about her future. It turns out Starfleet uses her for recruitment in the future, and Boimler has her poster in his bunk.
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* CaptainsLog: A variation. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler pokes fun at the old pre-TNG era Stardate classification system (five digits instead of six).
* ContinuityNod: The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom refers to Kirk's era as the "TOS era", which is short for "Those Old Scientists".
* ContinuityNod: The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom refers to Kirk's era as the "TOS era", which is short for "Those Old Scientists".
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* ArtShift: The final scene has the ''Strange New Worlds'' crew animated in the ''Lower Decks'' style. After some conversation, they start to realize that they all look weird before Ortegas reveals that the Orions gifted them some authentic Orion delaq, which Mariner mentioned has weird side effects.
* CaptainsLog: A variation.In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler pokes fun at the old pre-TNG era Stardate classification system (five digits instead of six).
six) by just using "the past" when he can't figure it out.
*ContinuityNod: ChekhovsLecture: Boimler mentions early on that the horonium powering the portal was used in the construction of the NX-class starships, including the NX-01 ''Enterprise''. When this comes up later, Mariner reveals that successor ships have a piece of their predecessors added in as tradition, which is then salvaged from the current ''Enterprise'' to power the portal.
* ContinuityNod:
** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the nacelles of the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has a constellation of the infamous extradimensional koala.
** The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom refers to Kirk's era as the "TOS era", which is short for "Those OldScientists".Scientists".
** When Mariner travels back, she tells Boimler that she was worried he wound up in a dystopian San Francisco during the bell riots. This happened to the ''Defiant'' crew in the ''[=DS9=]'' two-parter "Past Tense".
* CaptainsLog: A variation.
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* ContinuityNod:
** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the nacelles of the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has a constellation of the infamous extradimensional koala.
** The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom refers to Kirk's era as the "TOS era", which is short for "Those Old
** When Mariner travels back, she tells Boimler that she was worried he wound up in a dystopian San Francisco during the bell riots. This happened to the ''Defiant'' crew in the ''[=DS9=]'' two-parter "Past Tense".
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* DramaticIrony: Uhura's reaction to Boimler's aforementioned ActingUnnatural and believing he knows something about her future. Only Boimler and the audience are aware that this young Ensign is going to go on to become part of the most legendary crew in Starfleet history (to say nothing of one of the Federation's greatest linguists) and finish her career as a legendary starship captain.
* HolodeckMalfunction: Parodied. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler initially thinks he's in a holographic simulation of the Pike-era ''Enterprise''. It's only after it doesn't "shut down" and he physically pokes Pike that Boimler realizes he really ''has'' traveled back in time to the pre-Kirk era.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's quite understandably gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first Federation Starship ''Enterprise''.
* HolodeckMalfunction: Parodied. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler initially thinks he's in a holographic simulation of the Pike-era ''Enterprise''. It's only after it doesn't "shut down" and he physically pokes Pike that Boimler realizes he really ''has'' traveled back in time to the pre-Kirk era.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's quite understandably gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first Federation Starship ''Enterprise''.
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* DramaticIrony: Uhura's reaction to Boimler's aforementioned ActingUnnatural and believing he knows something gushing about her future. Only Boimler and the audience are aware that this young Ensign is going to go on to become part of the most legendary crew in Starfleet history (to say nothing of one of the Federation's greatest linguists) and finish her career as a legendary starship captain.
* HolodeckMalfunction: Parodied.In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler initially thinks he's in a holographic simulation of the Pike-era ''Enterprise''. It's only after it doesn't "shut down" and he physically pokes Pike that Boimler realizes he really ''has'' traveled back in time to the pre-Kirk era.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee:In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's quite understandably gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first Federation Starship ''Enterprise''.
* HolodeckMalfunction: Parodied.
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* MythologyGag: Several references to ''Lower Decks'' are included in the episode.
** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the nacelles of the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has the infamous extradimensional koala appears.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: After recovering a piece of horonium from [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise the Enterprise NX-01]], Ortegas and Uhura start gushing over Travis Mayweather and Hoshi Sato respectively, realizing that they sound like Mariner and Boimler. Spock calls them exhausting.
** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the nacelles of the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has the infamous extradimensional koala appears.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: After recovering a piece of horonium from [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise the Enterprise NX-01]], Ortegas and Uhura start gushing over Travis Mayweather and Hoshi Sato respectively, realizing that they sound like Mariner and Boimler. Spock calls them exhausting.
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* MythologyGag: Several references NiceJobBreakingItHero:
** Boimler, in his efforts to''Lower Decks'' are included maintain his future, winds up freaking out Chapel over Spock's uncharacteristic (from his perspective) emotion, and sacrifices the grain meant to feed a Federation colony to get the portal back peacefully from the Orions who steal it so Tendi isn't erased from history.
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** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the nacelles of the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has the infamous extradimensional koala appears.
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: After recovering a piece of horonium from [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise theEnterprise NX-01]], NX-01]] ''Enterprise'', Ortegas and Uhura start gushing over Travis Mayweather and Hoshi Sato respectively, realizing that they sound like Mariner and Boimler. Spock calls them exhausting.
** Boimler, in his efforts to
** At the moment Boimler is about to return to the future, Mariner jumps through and uses up the last of the horonium powering it, stranding them both in the
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: After recovering a piece of horonium from [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise the
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* MistakenForMasturbating: When Una hears that Boimler has a poster of her in his bunk, combined with his bizarre behavior towards her, she assume it's a pin-up; Mariner later clarifies that it's a Starfleet recruitment poster, and that the motto "Ad astra per aspera" inspired him to join.
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* ActorAllusion: Commander Ransom on the ''Cerritos'' calls Una Chin-Riley the hottest woman in Starfleet; in real life, actors Jerry O'Connell (Ransom) and Rebecca Romijn (Una) are married.
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* LampshadeHanging: Spock and Una point out just how specific the references Mariner and Boimler make are.
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* DramaticIrony: Uhura's reaction to Boimler's aforementioned ActingUnnatural and believing he knows something about her future. Only Boimler and the audience are aware that this young Ensign is going to go on to become part of the most legendary crew in Starfleet history (to say nothing of one of the Federation's greatest linguists).
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* DramaticIrony: Uhura's reaction to Boimler's aforementioned ActingUnnatural and believing he knows something about her future. Only Boimler and the audience are aware that this young Ensign is going to go on to become part of the most legendary crew in Starfleet history (to say nothing of one of the Federation's greatest linguists).linguists) and finish her career as a legendary starship captain.
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** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has the infamous extradimensional koala appaer.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's dialogue indicates the catalyst was a portal of some kind.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's dialogue indicates the catalyst was a portal of some kind.
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** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the nacelles of the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has the infamous extradimensional koala appaer.
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* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rdCentury. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's dialogue indicates the catalyst was Century through a portal of some kind.on an alien planet.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd
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* AnimatedCreditsOpening: The opening of this episode is animated in a style similar to ''Lower Decks''.
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* MediumBlending: The opening and closing of the episode are presented as ''Lower Decks''-style animation, even roping some of the crew of the ''Enterprise'' into it.
* MythologyGag: Several references to ''Lower Decks'' are included in the episode.
** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has the infamous extradimensional koala appaer.
* MythologyGag: Several references to ''Lower Decks'' are included in the episode.
** The AnimatedCreditsOpening depicts the ''Enterprise'' getting chowed down on by the same energy leech that latches onto the ''Cerritos'' in ''Lower Decks'', and the ending shot of the closing credits has the infamous extradimensional koala appaer.
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* DramaticIrony: Uhura's reaction to Boimler's aforementioned ActingUnnatural and believing he knows something about her future. Only Boimler and the audience are aware that this young Ensign is going to go on to become part of the most legendary crew in Starfleet history (to say nothing of one of the Federation's greatest linguists).
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* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first Federation Starship ''Enterprise''.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler indicates it's a portal of some kind.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler indicates it's a portal of some kind.
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* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's quite understandably gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first Federation Starship ''Enterprise''.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]],Boimler Boimler's dialogue indicates it's the catalyst was a portal of some kind.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]],
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* {{Crossover}}: Between ''Strange New Worlds'' and ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''.
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* {{Crossover}}: Between ''Strange New Worlds'' and ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''. This is also notable for being the very first time characters from an animated ''Trek'' series have crossed over into the franchise's live-action branch (as opposed to the live-action actors crossing over for ''Lower Decks'' or ''Prodigy'').
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* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first Federation Starship ''Enterprise''.
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Ensigns Boimler and Mariner of the ''Cerritos'' travel back in time to the ''Enterprise''.
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* ActingUnnatural: To the extent that anything about this situation can be considered "natural", Boimler conspicuously recoils when Una gets his attention, leading her to suspect he knows something about her future.
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* CaptainsLog: A variation. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler pokes fun at the old pre-TNG era Stardate classification system.
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* CaptainsLog: A variation. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler pokes fun at the old pre-TNG era Stardate classification system.system (five digits instead of six).
* ContinuityNod: The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom refers to Kirk's era as the "TOS era", which is short for "Those Old Scientists".
* ContinuityNod: The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom refers to Kirk's era as the "TOS era", which is short for "Those Old Scientists".
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* MythologyGag: The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom calls this era the "TOS era", which was short for "Those Old Scientists".
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler indicates it's a portal of some kind.
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* HolodeckMalfunction: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler initially thinks he's in a simulation of the Pike-era ''Enterprise''. It's only after it doesn't "shut down" and he physically pokes Pike that he realizes he really ''has'' traveled back in time.
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* HolodeckMalfunction: Parodied. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler initially thinks he's in a holographic simulation of the Pike-era ''Enterprise''. It's only after it doesn't "shut down" and he physically pokes Pike that he Boimler realizes he really ''has'' traveled back in time.time to the pre-Kirk era.
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* MythologyGag: The episode's title hails from ''Lower Decks''[='=] first season finale "No Small Parts", where Commander Ransom calls this era the "TOS era", which was short for "Those Old Scientists".
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!!Tropes:
* ArtEvolution: A variation with Boimler (and Mariner from the preview photos). Since the characters are making the jump from animation to live-action, their character models are tweaked for live-action (ex. more detailed uniforms).
* CaptainsLog: A variation. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler pokes fun at the old pre-TNG era Stardate classification system.
* {{Crossover}}: Between ''Strange New Worlds'' and ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''.
* HolodeckMalfunction: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler initially thinks he's in a simulation of the Pike-era ''Enterprise''. It's only after it doesn't "shut down" and he physically pokes Pike that he realizes he really ''has'' traveled back in time.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first ''Enterprise''.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler indicates it's a portal of some kind.
!!Tropes:
* ArtEvolution: A variation with Boimler (and Mariner from the preview photos). Since the characters are making the jump from animation to live-action, their character models are tweaked for live-action (ex. more detailed uniforms).
* CaptainsLog: A variation. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler pokes fun at the old pre-TNG era Stardate classification system.
* {{Crossover}}: Between ''Strange New Worlds'' and ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks''.
* HolodeckMalfunction: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler initially thinks he's in a simulation of the Pike-era ''Enterprise''. It's only after it doesn't "shut down" and he physically pokes Pike that he realizes he really ''has'' traveled back in time.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler's gobsmacked to be in the presence of Christopher Pike, let alone on the first ''Enterprise''.
* TimeTravel: Boimler and Mariner travel from the 24th Century to the mid-23rd Century. In the [[https://youtu.be/nB-5tZBx6ng preview]], Boimler indicates it's a portal of some kind.
