Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow
- Episode aired Jun 29, 2023
- TV-PG
- 1h 1m
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8.3/10
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La'an travels back in time to 21st-century Earth to prevent an attack which will alter humanity's future history.La'an travels back in time to 21st-century Earth to prevent an attack which will alter humanity's future history.La'an travels back in time to 21st-century Earth to prevent an attack which will alter humanity's future history.
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- TriviaKirk says "It looks like New York City." La'an responds "It's Toronto." This is an allusion to the fact that Toronto is often filmed as a stand-in for New York City in many shows and films.
- GoofsWhen Sera holds Kirk and Singh at gunpoint outside the security door at the facility, she is holding a Sig Sauer handgun. Once inside the facility, the gun is now a Glock, an entirely different brand and look.
- Quotes
Captain James T. Kirk: Seems New York City mid 21st century.
La'an Noonien-Singh: What?
Captain James T. Kirk: What?
La'an Noonien-Singh: It's Toronto. Biggest city in what used to be called Canada. You know, maple leaves, politeness, poutine?
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Ready Room: Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow (aftershow) (2023)
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Great Episodic Television
Boomers saw Shatner and always went straight to James T. Kirk. For millennials like me, seeing Paul Wesley on screen is Stephen Salvatore ....on Halloween dressed like Shatner. Ha.
I love this particular episode for its writing. I'll lament like a boomer and remind people what television was like when tv seasons had 22 or so episodes and released weekly--story structures were just different. Almost like sitcoms, every new episode reset to the status quo, you didn't have to watch all the episodes to flip to the channel and have an idea of how the story is going. The payout for being a dedicated fan was the subtle serialization of the drama and lore--basically the birth of easter eggs for geeks galore.
It's a little hard to ship Kirk and La'an with just one episode but in context of how they setup her story arc excuses it away. A very complete story encompassed in a singular episode, beginning middle and end. And the themes and tones and genre and tropes differ from the previous. Then it addresses a core history of La'an, something we've seen her struggle with throughout the show, tied up with a neat little bow, restricting this whole adventure into just La'an's personal journey. Time paradox that has no serious impact unless you invest and ingrain yourself into the characters and personalities of the crew, GREAT! *chef's kiss*
If only 'Discovery' learned and didn't jump universes and commit to new timelines like every half season, we'd still be watching that show.
I love this particular episode for its writing. I'll lament like a boomer and remind people what television was like when tv seasons had 22 or so episodes and released weekly--story structures were just different. Almost like sitcoms, every new episode reset to the status quo, you didn't have to watch all the episodes to flip to the channel and have an idea of how the story is going. The payout for being a dedicated fan was the subtle serialization of the drama and lore--basically the birth of easter eggs for geeks galore.
It's a little hard to ship Kirk and La'an with just one episode but in context of how they setup her story arc excuses it away. A very complete story encompassed in a singular episode, beginning middle and end. And the themes and tones and genre and tropes differ from the previous. Then it addresses a core history of La'an, something we've seen her struggle with throughout the show, tied up with a neat little bow, restricting this whole adventure into just La'an's personal journey. Time paradox that has no serious impact unless you invest and ingrain yourself into the characters and personalities of the crew, GREAT! *chef's kiss*
If only 'Discovery' learned and didn't jump universes and commit to new timelines like every half season, we'd still be watching that show.
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- Lakeview Restaurant - 1132 Dundas St. W, Toronto, Ontario, Canada(interiors and exterior scenes)
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