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[[WMG: Hemmer will die saving the ship at some point, inspiring Spock to do the same in TWOK]]
In "Memento Mori", Hemmer comments that the Aenar believe that one can't die until they have fulfilled their purpose. Uhura asks him what his purpose is, to which he replies: "To fix what is broken." It's hard not to see this as {{foreshadowing}} -- at some point in the future, he'll die in a HeroicSacrifice to save the ship and her crew, Scotty will be brought in as his replacement, and the incident will be what inspires Spock to pull a similar stunt in the climax of ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''.
In "Memento Mori", Hemmer comments that the Aenar believe that one can't die until they have fulfilled their purpose. Uhura asks him what his purpose is, to which he replies: "To fix what is broken." It's hard not to see this as {{foreshadowing}} -- at some point in the future, he'll die in a HeroicSacrifice to save the ship and her crew, Scotty will be brought in as his replacement, and the incident will be what inspires Spock to pull a similar stunt in the climax of ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''.
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* Something like what could have happened when Picard was taken by the Borg, they bought on Shelby as a Borg specialist, kept the rest of the crew in their specialised positions, made her the XO and bumped up Riker to Captain.
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* {{Jossed}} While she is descended from Noonien-Singh she is fully human. Not that it prevented her being bullied and viewed with suspicion growing up. This has lead her to have a hatred for augment's as a whole. Which lead to tension when she discovered that her best friend and mentor, Una Chin-Riley [[DesignerBabies was genetically modified.]]
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* {{Jossed}} While she is descended from Noonien-Singh she is fully human. Not that it prevented her from being bullied and viewed with suspicion growing up. This has lead her to have a hatred for augment's as a whole. Which lead to tension when she discovered that her best friend and mentor, Una Chin-Riley [[DesignerBabies was genetically modified.]]
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*{{Jossed}} While she is descended from Noonien-Singh she is fully human. Not that it prevented her being bullied and viewed with suspicion growing up. This has lead her to have a hatred for augment's as a whole. Which lead to tension when she discovered that her best friend and mentor, Una Chin-Riley [[DesignerBabies was genetically modified.]]
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The Kobayashi Maru is said to have been destroyed in 2245. Coupled with the above Fate section, it makes sense that The Mold for Starfleet Captains, would come up with it.
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Captain Pike creates 'The No Win Scenario' training exercise.
Captain Pike creates 'The No Win Scenario' training exercise.
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Pike's foreknowledge of everything about the accident, should be enough to save everyone and beat his fate. It's the apparent direction of the writers. Only Fate rarely loses.
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[[WMG: There's no fate but what we make for ourselves.]]
There will be a scene of Christopher Pikes' near feature. With years of training, Christopher Pike will beat the 'No Win Scenario,' and save all the cadets and himself. Almost. Only to find there is/was another cadet to save. Their remains found decades later. Laughing, while about to succumb to wounds, Pike is rescued by an unknown Starfleet Admiral.
Dusting off Pike the officer mutters, 'Jean-Luc would be disappointed.' Before Pike can ask his million questions, the Admiral has Pike look after the cadets. Q has a rare expression of sadness. 'Fate can be postponed. But it can't be cheated.' Q snaps his fingers only to find nothing happens. 'I'm dying??' Q snaps his fingers again.
There will be a scene of Christopher Pikes' near feature. With years of training, Christopher Pike will beat the 'No Win Scenario,' and save all the cadets and himself. Almost. Only to find there is/was another cadet to save. Their remains found decades later. Laughing, while about to succumb to wounds, Pike is rescued by an unknown Starfleet Admiral.
Dusting off Pike the officer mutters, 'Jean-Luc would be disappointed.' Before Pike can ask his million questions, the Admiral has Pike look after the cadets. Q has a rare expression of sadness. 'Fate can be postponed. But it can't be cheated.' Q snaps his fingers only to find nothing happens. 'I'm dying??' Q snaps his fingers again.
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They have a lot of scenes together in Episode 2, with Spock often offering Uhura advice and encouragement, and they even perform a duet of sorts on the comet. Their CommonalityConnection is that they're both "too honest" and they're knowledgeable about the mathematics of music. In the Kelvin timeline, he was her Advanced Phonology instructor, so the showrunners seem to have been inspired by that and are portraying Spock as Uhura's mentor in the prime timeline. It's worth noting that a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=on13MPwy3KA deleted scene]] from ''TOS'' shows that he taught her how to play the Vulcan lute.
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They have a lot of scenes together in Episode 2, with Spock often offering Uhura advice and encouragement, and they even perform a duet of sorts on the comet. Their CommonalityConnection is that they're both "too honest" and they're knowledgeable about the mathematics of music. In the Kelvin timeline, he was her Advanced Phonology instructor, so the showrunners seem to have been inspired by that and are portraying Spock as Uhura's mentor in the prime timeline. It's worth noting that a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=on13MPwy3KA deleted scene]] from ''TOS'' shows that he taught her how to play the Vulcan lute.
lute, and he mentions the complex mathematics of this instrument.
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They have a lot of scenes together in Episode 2, with Spock often offering Uhura advice and encouragement, and they even perform a duet of sorts on the comet. Their CommonalityConnection is that they're both "too honest" and they're knowledgeable about the mathematics of music. In the Kelvin timeline, he was her Advanced Phonology instructor, so the showrunners seem to have been inspired by that and are portraying Spock as Uhura's mentor in the prime timeline. It's worth noting that a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=on13MPwy3KA deleted scene]] from ''TOS'' shows that he taught her how to play the Vulcan lute.
They have a lot of scenes together in Episode 2, with Spock often offering Uhura advice and encouragement, and they even perform a duet of sorts on the comet. Their CommonalityConnection is that they're both "too honest" and they're knowledgeable about the mathematics of music. In the Kelvin timeline, he was her Advanced Phonology instructor, so the showrunners seem to have been inspired by that and are portraying Spock as Uhura's mentor in the prime timeline. It's worth noting that a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=on13MPwy3KA deleted scene]] from ''TOS'' shows that he taught her how to play the Vulcan lute.
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Pike shows footage of the 2021 Capitol riot and implies it’s a predecessor to the Eugenics Wars (dated to the 1990s). This is not supposed to be an actual retcon from the writers, but an implication that the FutureImperfect trope is in play. Either the Eugenics Wars are initially thought to have happened later than they actually did (a mistake which gets corrected by the TOS timeframe), or the Capitol Riot is not actually a predecessor to the Second American Civil War, and the footage Pike used was mistakenly labeled as such.
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Pike shows footage of the 2021 Capitol riot and implies it’s a predecessor to it predates the Eugenics Wars (dated to the 1990s). This is not supposed to be an actual retcon from the writers, but an implication that the FutureImperfect trope is in play. Either the Eugenics Wars are initially thought to have happened later than they actually did (a mistake which gets corrected by the TOS timeframe), or the Capitol Riot is not actually a predecessor to the Second American Civil War, and the footage Pike used was mistakenly labeled as such.
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Pike shows footage of the 2021 Capitol riot and implies it’s a predecessor to the Eugenics Wars (dated to the 1990s). This is not supposed to be an actual retcon from the writers, but an implication that the FutureImperfect trope is in play. Either the Eugenics Wars are initially thought to have happened later than they actually did (a mistake which gets corrected by the TOS timeframe), or the Capitol Riot is not actually a predecessor to the Second American Civil War, and the footage Pike used was mistakenly labeled as such.
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[[WMG: Pike will somehow avert YouCantFightFate as a result of his vision]]
This aversion could take one of many forms. It's highly unlikely he'll [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] to do so. He could become a DeathSeeker in order to seek a HeroicSacrifice to make sure he actually dies. Or he could do something to prevent his incapacitation in 2266; or an attempt to prevent it could lead to him actually dying.
Or, assuming he actually did see himself die--and he could've meant when he said he saw his actual death that he regarded his incapacitation as equivalent to being dead--he could do something that results in his ultimate incapacitation as originally seen in "The Menagerie".
This aversion could take one of many forms. It's highly unlikely he'll [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] to do so. He could become a DeathSeeker in order to seek a HeroicSacrifice to make sure he actually dies. Or he could do something to prevent his incapacitation in 2266; or an attempt to prevent it could lead to him actually dying.
Or, assuming he actually did see himself die--and he could've meant when he said he saw his actual death that he regarded his incapacitation as equivalent to being dead--he could do something that results in his ultimate incapacitation as originally seen in "The Menagerie".
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode "[[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds Strange New Worlds]]" in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength and precision of dexterity to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode "[[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds Strange New Worlds]]" in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength and precision of dexterity to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...\n
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode "[[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds Strange New Worlds]]" in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode "[[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds Strange New Worlds]]" in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength and precision of dexterity to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode ''Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds'' in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode ''Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds'' "[[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds Strange New Worlds]]" in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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* Dr. Piper might have what the military refers to as 'time in grade' over M'Benga. What this means is that they could be of equal rank, but Dr. Piper might have been promoted to said rank a year before M'Benga, making him the superior officer. Another theory could be that when Pike does get injured, M'Benga (obviously being a close friend) might take a leave of absence to help care for him, and in the meantime, Piper, then later, McCoy, come aboard as the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. M'Benga might come back, but now he's the lower-ranking doctor. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode ''Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds'' in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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* Dr. Piper might have what the military refers to as 'time in grade' over M'Benga. What this means is that they could be of equal rank, but Dr. Piper might have been promoted to said rank a year before M'Benga, making him the superior officer. Another theory could be that when Pike does get injured, M'Benga (obviously being a close friend) might take a leave of absence to help care for him, and in the meantime, Piper, then later, McCoy, come aboard as the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. M'Benga might come back, but now he's the lower-ranking doctor. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode ''Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds'' in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...\n\n
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well.
well. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode ''Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds'' in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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* Dr. Piper might have what the military refers to as 'time in grade' over M'Benga. What this means is that they could be of equal rank, but Dr. Piper might have been promoted to said rank a year before M'Benga, making him the superior officer. Another theory could be that when Pike does get injured, M'Benga (obviously being a close friend) might take a leave of absence to help care for him, and in the meantime, Piper, then later, McCoy, come aboard as the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. M'Benga might come back, but now he's the lower-ranking doctor.
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* Dr. Piper might have what the military refers to as 'time in grade' over M'Benga. What this means is that they could be of equal rank, but Dr. Piper might have been promoted to said rank a year before M'Benga, making him the superior officer. Another theory could be that when Pike does get injured, M'Benga (obviously being a close friend) might take a leave of absence to help care for him, and in the meantime, Piper, then later, McCoy, come aboard as the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. M'Benga might come back, but now he's the lower-ranking doctor.
doctor. In addition to curious quirks in her backstory, she can be seen in the premire episode ''Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS1E01StrangeNewWorlds'' in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment inflicting a Vulcan Neck Pinch attack on one of the Kiley scientists that witnessed the epigenetic disguise wear off on Spock. No human has the hand strength to do that. No ''genetically baseline'' human, that is...
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She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Julian Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well.
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[[WMG:La'an Noonien-Singh is an Augment]]
She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well.
She's not just a distant descendant of Khan, but an Augment from the same Eugenics War era. Like Khan's group, they set out on a sublight colony ship... which instead of being found by the ''Enterprise'' like the ''Botany Bay'' was, it was found by Gorn. Cue all the horrific things that happened to the crew, and La'an being the sole survivor. Like Bashir a century later, she's [[DoWellButNotPerfect holding back]] to not draw attention and doesn't give details on just what is entailed by "colony ship" when talking about her past. Dr. M'Benga may be aware of it and is keeping it a secret as well.
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La'an's backstory and the prominence of the Gorn warship season wide trailer both seem to hint at this.
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[[WMG: The Gorn will be the "Borg" of this series]]
La'an's backstory and the prominence of the Gorn warship season wide trailer both seem to hint at this.
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[[WMG: The Gorn will be the "Borg" of this series]]
La'an's backstory and the prominence of the Gorn warship season wide trailer both seem to hint at this.
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In TOS, they were both engaged to other people, but Chapel was obviously attracted to Spock (more ambiguous if he felt any attraction towards her or not). In SNW, they're they both become equally attracted to each other, have a fling, and break it off out of guilt.
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[[WMG: Spock and Chapel have an affair]]
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In TOS, they were both engaged to other people, but Chapel was obviously attracted to Spock (more ambiguous if he felt any attraction towards her or not). In SNW, they're both equally attracted to each other, have a fling, and break it off out of guilt.
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* Dr. Piper might have what the military refers to as 'time in grade' over M'Benga. What this means is that they could be of equal rank, but Dr. Piper might have been promoted to said rank a year before M'Benga, making him the superior officer. Another theory could be that when Pike does get injured, M'Benga (obviously being a close friend) might take a leave of absence to help care for him, and in the meantime, Piper, then later, McCoy, come aboard as the CMO of the ''Enterprise''.
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In TOS, we know that Dr. [=McCoy=] is the Chief Medical Officer of the ''Enterprise'' by 2264, and Dr. M'Benga shows up as one of his subordinate medical officers on occasion. Yet, during the earlier period chronicled by SNW, Dr. M'Benga is still the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. Either M'Benga voluntarily steps down from the CMO position at some point, or Dr. Piper and then [=McCoy=] are assigned or promoted over his head for some reason.
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In TOS, we know that Dr. [=McCoy=] is the Chief Medical Officer of the ''Enterprise'' by 2264, the mid-2260s, and Dr. M'Benga shows up as one of his subordinate medical officers on occasion. Yet, during the earlier period chronicled by SNW, Dr. M'Benga is still the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. Either M'Benga voluntarily steps down from the CMO position at some point, or Dr. Piper and then [=McCoy=] are assigned or promoted over his head for some reason.
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However, as we know, it won't turn out exactly as he saw-because he confided in Spock about it, which will allow for a change through some application of ExactWords and LoopholeAbuse-Pike can't change his own future, but ''Spock'' can; which will lead to the events shown in "The Menagerie" (and retroactively explain why it was worth it to Spock to commit mutiny to save Pike.)
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However, as we know, it won't turn out exactly as he saw-because he confided in Spock about it, which will allow for a change through some application of ExactWords and LoopholeAbuse-Pike can't change his own future, but ''Spock'' can; which will lead to the events shown in "The Menagerie" (and retroactively explain why it was worth it to Spock to commit mutiny to save Pike.))
[[WMG: Something happens to Dr. M'Benga's career during the course of the series]]
In TOS, we know that Dr. [=McCoy=] is the Chief Medical Officer of the ''Enterprise'' by 2264, and Dr. M'Benga shows up as one of his subordinate medical officers on occasion. Yet, during the earlier period chronicled by SNW, Dr. M'Benga is still the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. Either M'Benga voluntarily steps down from the CMO position at some point, or Dr. Piper and then [=McCoy=] are assigned or promoted over his head for some reason.
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[[WMG: Kirk comes aboard as second or first officer]]
It's already been announced that Creator/PaulWesley enters the role of James T. Kirk in the second season of SNW, yet the producers keep clarifying that Captain Pike will remain in charge during the series. It seems likely that Kirk will show up as a mid-level to senior officer, probably a lieutenant commander or commander from the ''Farragut'' or another starship, and work his way up to succeeding Pike as TheCaptain. It's also entirely possible that Number One might earn her own command at some point in the interim, creating a vacancy as the executive officer of ''Enterprise'' that allows Kirk to be assigned to the ship.
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[[WMG: Something happens to Dr. M'Benga's career during the course of the series]]
In TOS, we know that Dr. [=McCoy=] is the Chief Medical Officer of the ''Enterprise'' by 2264, and Dr. M'Benga shows up as one of his subordinate medical officers on occasion. Yet, during the earlier period chronicled by SNW, Dr. M'Benga is still the CMO of the ''Enterprise''. Either M'Benga voluntarily steps down from the CMO position at some point, or Dr. Piper and then [=McCoy=] are assigned or promoted over his head for some reason.
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[[folder:Season 2 Theories]]
[[WMG: Kirk comes aboard as second or first officer]]
It's already been announced that Creator/PaulWesley enters the role of James T. Kirk in the second season of SNW, yet the producers keep clarifying that Captain Pike will remain in charge during the series. It seems likely that Kirk will show up as a mid-level to senior officer, probably a lieutenant commander or commander from the ''Farragut'' or another starship, and work his way up to succeeding Pike as TheCaptain. It's also entirely possible that Number One might earn her own command at some point in the interim, creating a vacancy as the executive officer of ''Enterprise'' that allows Kirk to be assigned to the ship.
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[[WMG: Pike actually DID see himself die in the vision]]
What the audience was shown was somewhat of an abridged version because we already know what happens, but InUniverse there were some differences-namely, Pike saw the exact moment his life ended.
However, as we know, it won't turn out exactly as he saw-because he confided in Spock about it, which will allow for a change through some application of ExactWords and LoopholeAbuse-Pike can't change his own future, but ''Spock'' can; which will lead to the events shown in "The Menagerie" (and retroactively explain why it was worth it to Spock to commit mutiny to save Pike.)
What the audience was shown was somewhat of an abridged version because we already know what happens, but InUniverse there were some differences-namely, Pike saw the exact moment his life ended.
However, as we know, it won't turn out exactly as he saw-because he confided in Spock about it, which will allow for a change through some application of ExactWords and LoopholeAbuse-Pike can't change his own future, but ''Spock'' can; which will lead to the events shown in "The Menagerie" (and retroactively explain why it was worth it to Spock to commit mutiny to save Pike.)
