An 8 for me again this week. It wasn't up there with the best episodes this season, but I loved the fractured timeline. There was also some good development for Rok-Tahk.
Spoilers Star Trek: Prodigy 1x08 - "Time Amok"
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Looking at the poll results, I find surprising that there isn’t a single negative vote. Seems that CBS is doing something very right with Prodigy!
CBS?
Pardon my ignorance, but what role does CBS has with Prodigy?
I was under the impression the content itself was down to the show creators (technically)
Zero had it when s/he figured out you can take one back with you
Even when PRO isn't airing a 9 or a 10 episode on the quality scale it's still batting above average. Whatever the two animated series are doing they need to transfer that to the live-action shows!
The writing is - generally speaking - character-based, rather than plot-based.
It's right there at the start of every episode. "A CBS Studios Production"
^^^
Not necessarily - if they were able to completely hack the ship mainframe; all the codes would be there.
Gave this one as 8.
Huh, I keep missing that.
Technically, but usually you can't just hack into the ships mainframe without knowing access codes or having a backdoor in (not even the Borg could break into VOY's computer and disrupting their shields without Tuvok's access codes).
So, the way I see it is that Dreadnok already had Chakotay's access codes from interrogating him... and its also possible he left a backdoor into Protostar systems from the first time he was onboard and attacked Chakotay and his crew - the Va'uk'nat code was in the system after all which messed up Holo Janeway's memories etc. - its possible this served as a backdoor entry into the ship's computer.
Plus, these are kids... point being, they don't have in-depth knowledge of cybersecurity... but I would imagine they don't have to have that because they could just give a few words to the computer to examine any possible entry points to the mainframe from external sources and to try and plug those 'holes' up.
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Making a good episode of Star Trek isn't hard.
Which makes what's happened with Discovery all the more mind boggling.
TOS S3, TNG S1, S2, S5, S6, S7; DS9 S1, S2; VOY in general, and ENT S1, S2 would disagree with you.
Again a good episode, I am really curious what happened with Chakotay and his crew.
I am not a big fan of Dal
I am not a big fan of Dal
what I meant is that none is below 6, which is what we usually consider a passing grade.To be fair, the scale doesn't go below zero.
not really: if they use any kind of decent cryptography the codes are not stored anywhere, only a key is stored and obtained using the provided combination of voice+codes.
ah, that was why! Nice touch!
Learned that one in 2nd grade:
Chicken over
Fox over, Bring back Chicken
Leave Chicken bring Grain over
Go back for the Chicken
3.5 round trips total.
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8, probably my second favorite episode of the show so far
indeed. By the way, the problem is already over 1000 years old, appearing in several cultures already by the ninth century and with several varying animals and items.
You can also bring the grain over second, bring back the chicken, and then take the fox over.
The bottom line is that the chicken has to remain isolated, because he's the middleman in the food chain.
The bottom line is that the chicken has to remain isolated, because he's the middleman in the food chain.
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