That episode actually has a sequel. The very first episode of Star Trek Continues continues the story of "Who Mourns For Adonis" with the same actor playing Apollo. If you haven't seen any of the episodes of STC you should really check them out. They are very well done. And although they are not considered Canon in my opinion they should be. Also, some of the guest stars are people you may be familiar with like Erin Gray, Clare Kramer (better known as Glory on season 5 of Buffy) and John DeLancie (Q) playing a different character than the one he is known for.

There was nothing new in this article! We have all heard this before. I would love for Paramount + to greenlight Star Trek Legacy but at this point I think it's a lost cause and a huge missed opportunity

If she does appear it will most likely be just the premier. Like you I think Lala is dead. Also, did you catch the introduction of Diane to the story? She and Gibbs eventually get married. I think season 2 will be about their relationship not the relationship between Gibbs and Lala.

I think LA LA dies from her injuries. That's why Gibbs has never told her story. Also am I the only one who caught the introduction of Diane at the end of the episode? Diane is Gibbs second wife and ends up marrying Fornel after she and Gibbs divorce. I think season 2 will be about their courtship not about Gibbs and LA La

I honestly don't think it will be Trelane. I do believe he is another member of the Q. And I think he will send the crew on some kind of test. However, at the end of the test he will wipe the memories of the encounter that way Canon stays intact. This could be the first encounter between the Q and humanity. In TNG the John Delancie character said the Q were aware of humanity and had been watching them. This could be when the Q first discovers humanity and begins watching them.

Fringe was must see TV for me when it first ran. It was smart entertaining SCI-FI that made you think and consider things you may never have thought of before. Especially after they actually went "over there" at the end of Season 2. And the fact that Leonard Nimoy played William Bell in what I believe was his best role since Spock was just icing on the cake. And did anybody else notice the homage The X-Files gave them when it returned in the spe ial "event series" premier? You can't tell me that the ball headed guy on the bus with the black hat and suit wasn't a shout out to the Observers!