#Cosmos a spacetime odyssey episode 7 full

Here, we get the romance we never really had on TV, the family that never was, and the conclusion that they absolutely had to have. KвЂ™ehleyr is without a doubt one of my favorite Trek recurring characters, even though she only appeared twice in TNG. Somehow, without knowing it, that was the resolution I needed, and David Mack gave it to me, in spades. But by far, my favorite storyline was the rekindling of the romance between Lit-verse Worf and Mirror-Universe KвЂ™ehleyr. OblivionвЂ™s Gate contains great scenes between Picard and Crusher, Data and Lal, Geordi and Data, Sisko and Bashir, Spock and Saavik, Riker and Troi, and so many more.

#Cosmos a spacetime odyssey episode 7 full

вЂ¦Worf looked at her, his eyes full of hope but all KвЂ™Ehleyr felt was horror. вЂњYou were the firstвЂ¦the greatestвЂ¦love of my life.

She looked deeper while the man summoned his courage.

There was something in WorfвЂ™s eyes вЂ“ fear? No, that wasnвЂ™t it. And it all ends with a capstone that will make the heart of every Star Trek fan rejoiceвЂ“and about that, I will say no more, not even in the spoilers below. The result is impressive, emotional, and satisfying, and brings the post- Nemesis Star Trek lit-verse to a fitting conclusion. There are a surfeit of last stands, noble gestures, expressions of love, and grand goodbyes. Published by Simon & Schuster in paperback, ebook, and audiobookД«efore I delve deeply into spoiler territory, hereвЂ™s my top-level opinion: OblivionвЂ™s Gate is a rousing tear-jerker of an action story that shows many of the characters we have loved for 55 years at their finest hourвЂ“making the ultimate sacrifice. The only questions that remain before us now are: Shall we cling to selfishness and die in vain? Or shall we take up the mantle of heroes, and die so that others may live? Any questions beyond those are now, I fear, entirely moot.вЂќ Star Trek Coda: OblivionвЂ™s Gate Spock answered without hesitationвЂ¦ вЂњNothing we do or fail to do at this point will prevent the imminent demise of our cosmos. Now, in Book 3, by David Mack, our heroes battle impossible odds and fight to their last drop of blood to make their sacrifice a meaningful one, making it possible for countless billions to live. And it also outlined the cost вЂ“ our heroes determined that their timeline was not the Prime one, and would need to be sacrificed to make this work. Book 2, by James Swallow, detailed the last-ditch plan, hatched by Jean-Luc Picard, Benjamin Sisko, Ambassador Spock, and their associates, to stop these hostile aliens before they could end every life in every universe. And unless they were stopped, they would gain sufficient power to collapse the Prime Universe itself, feeding on the death throes of all existence. Book 1, by Dayton Ward, set up the premise: a hostile alien force was somehow pruning alternate timelines from the main branch of the Prime Universe, collapsing them and absorbing the death energies of an entire universe of life-forms to feed their insatiable hunger.

The result has been Star Trek Coda, a three-book epic adventure across time, space, and dimensions, weaving together the canonical and non-canonical characters, ships, and situations that had proliferated in the lit-verse into one last hurrah. But authors David Mack, Dayton Ward, and James Swallow concocted a way to give the post- Nemesis literature universe (aka вЂњlit-verseвЂќ) a heroic send-off, for it to continue to have meaning for Trek fans, even after the lights were turned off for the final time. With the launch of Star Trek: Picard in 2019, it became clear to the writers and editors of the post- Nemesis Star Trek novels that the continuity they had painstakingly and lovingly built over almost twenty years would not fit into the new canon coming from the new series, including Lower Decks and even Discovery.