Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow

Episode aired Jun 29, 2023
TV-PG
1h 1m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

5.3K

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Paul Wesley and Christina Chong in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (2022)

Action Adventure Sci-Fi

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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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

5.3K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Kirk 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.

Goofs
Finding a cold fusion reactor in Toronto with a Tritium watch from the 1990s would not work. Tritium is detected via the beta particles (electrons) it emits, which can't even penetrate a sheet of paper.

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?

Connections
Featured in The Ready Room: Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow (aftershow) (2023)

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Modern Art
Written by Cole Alexander, Joe Bradley, Ian St. Pe, Jared Swilley
Performed by Black Lips

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8/10

A time(less) classic

This episode of SNW presents us with one of the classic time travel episodes that we know all too well from the episodic Star Trek series.

Of course, a case-of-the-week format can't reinvent the wheel here, and so the development of the story remains linear and the quest is really mastered along the way.

What the episode does excel at, however, and this is where it ties in with the qualities of TOS, TNG or even VOY, is giving characters depth and letting us participate in the inner lives of its protagonists.

Meanwhile, the episode once again shows an understanding by the scriptwriters of the authoritative coolness and humor that characterizes the great captains of Star Trek and that otherwise Captain Pike brilliantly represents.

TLDR: A condensed story that leaves science and hurdles to the left to let its characters shine.