Marksmanship with a tooth, sure. Damage with a tooth? Nah.

But the obvious problem in this scene was his hands being unbound from the beginning. They were clearly careful with his bonds to that point but I didn't notice any explanation for them being removed during the doctor visit while he was surrounded with all those sharp objects.

Dr Pulaski was great. A tie to the original series in two ways (bones-alike and the actress herself), a strong character / personality that grew as a person in her relationship with the crew.

I like Crusher too but I would have liked to see more of Doctor Pulaski / Muldaur

Except... Jellico completed the mission with flying colors. By an objective standard he was not wrong. He stepped on toes, hurt feelings but that just goes with the Jellico model.

Of course he did. That's not really a matter of debate? You can compare to how other officers handled it.

It's still a human response and Jellico probably understood that. Especially with his management style he would run into such walls all the time. Still he had a job to do and routed around him so they could complete the mission.

Hasn't "felt like" it was failing except when Enterprise was unfortunately cancelled.

It is paramount that is failing. They lost their commitment to being the trek streaming service.

Cristina well maybe explode is not the exact term. But I'm talking about the shockwave that went out when Adar discorporated Sauron using his own hat against him.

In Dune, Gholas are clones created by the Bene Tleilax from genetic material. The ghola is placed under stress to express the original's memories encoded in the original's DNA.

They are not AI. It's unlawful to create thinking machines and the Bene Tleilax aren't the ones who would create it if it were to happen.

Cristina I think it's possible. He is evil and was lying about other things at the same time. And we know there are human (non maia) sorcerers/conjurors in Middle Earth. The recent showrunner comments have made it more likely he's a Blue Wizard, I'm just saying they haven't given a final resolution and haven't put the Witch King theory to bed.

I like the Witch King theory because that guy has to show up sometime. The Blue Wizards I'm not as excited about because they have never been anything more than a question mark.

They actually didn't silence the debate. They said this is probably where it's going. I'd say they were pretty definitive it's not Saruman. Still think it's possible and makes more sense to be the Witch King and he's just a human sorcerer that's misrepresenting himself understanding that Istari don't enter the world without the presence of mine they had when they last left it.