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Ok, let's do it: Let's re-watch Star Trek: Lower Decks. And let's do it together.

I'll start my full LDS re-watch this weekend and will go 2 episodes per week. I will post my thoughts for every episode and would love to hear yours too.
However, you do you! Join in on the conversation, or just watch along without posting anything. You do not need to even announce that you're watching along. There's also no coming late or falling behind. This is a no pressure situation.
Of course, first time watchers are welcome, too. However, beware of spoilers at least in my posts (which will all be behind content warnings).

Let's just have fun with our favourite Lower Deckers. Lower Decks! Lower Decks! Lower Decks!

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reviewed Star Trek: Lower Decks: Warp Your Own Way by Chris Fenoglio (Star Trek: Lower Decks)

Chris Fenoglio, Ryan North: Star Trek: Lower Decks: Warp Your Own Way (GraphicNovel, 2024, IDW) 5 stars

Mariner just wants to have a normal day, but no matter what side of the …

Why isn't the Spock Clock a thing?

5 stars

I have only ever read one "choose your own adventure" book, but that was prose and worked with rolling dice. So I guess that's more a solo RPG than a "choose your own adventure". Anyway, with "Warp Your Own Way" you do not roll dice, but choose where to go yourselves; usually out of two, sometimes three options. The story gets pretty dark, like Star Trek does sometimes, but it is also hilarious like the tv show. It is a clever, well thought out adventure that I hope we'll see more of. And I'm sure this style of book would work for all Trek series. If it weren't a spoiler, I'd show you my journal where I have built a flow chart of all the paths there are and where they lead. After a while I needed it to remember where I had already gone and which options I hadn't …