All kidding aside

yeah Klyden.............. or hes/shes much meaner than you think, I mean hes clearly the woman in that marriage lol

For real, it really means A LOT, she can only be outside her planet for a very short ammount of time every year and she used it to attend Claire's wedding, that speaks volumes

I know! That was so dang cute lol

Klyden really loves Bortus. 🤗

😂😂😂

You mean after being an absolute dbag

Tbh he tried to be nice

🙊

That shit killed me 😂😂😂 had to pause because I couldn't hear the speech after

Even the Kaylon jumped 😂😂😂😂😂

I honestly thought he'd yell SHUT UP!

😂😂

I’ve never watched this show and I’m crying

I like that they’re not together but making it work personally and professionally.

They may not get back together, but it's great to see Ed and Kelly gone from being petty and taking jabs at each other, to enjoying each other's company again. But wouldn't that be a crazy opening for s4 we see them waking up in the same bed, with a hangover, after the wedding, then trying to keep quiet from the crew.

Especially now that we know Kelly was essentially graped.

​@@thegrimmretails3777you'll have to forgive me I don't quite understand your comment... Just pretend I'm like Isaac and I don't understand slang so could you explain what you mean by that comment.

He should forget her true colors? Selfish,self riotous,self absorbed, self centered. Fully willing to completely betray the deepest and closest bond she has in life. That is a sad joke to wish something that spiteful on the guy.

Yes

@@youwanagethi k thanks

She married a prophet before.

Sargent Malarkey

Well it is an American show... 😂

Would them being fucking Brits help you out?

KZfaq comments when a sci-fi show doesn't feature 357 fictional languages and accents.

Yes it’s a comedy parodying Star Trek, I should hope so

Oh no, a weekly TV series doesn't have a high quality writing and world building..

That’s Lysella, the character interviewed by the crew from the Majority Rule episode, the one with the absolute unstructured democratic society, to help get back Lamarr from capital punishment. She fled her planet to join the crew after the society went haywire

part of the holographic program if I remember correctly

How?

@@danijelnakic2825 The show had one big positive going for it: it wasn't Discovery, and the writers were not picked from the 'woke' crowd (they were liberal like old ST, but not totally obsessive over identity like the wokesters). They loved ST and it showed. But it also had one big negative: McFarland, a frivolous gutter humor writer. His writing skill has always been absent, just look at Matt Parker and Trey Stone's critiques (incredibly great writers). Look at everything he's written that's much longer than a TV episode minutes: it's all *horrible* . Season 3 grew to 60-83 long, cliche ridden, predictable as hell episodes. It had stretched MacFarland's writing gutter humor writing skills past the breaking point, and even he knew the jig was up.

@saracenii That's a contradiction in terms.

@saracenii Nonsense. You can't just say that. Left wingers self identify as 'woke.' They have for a decade now,. It's a term they put on t-shirts and have very annoyingly claimed forever now. It has a specific meaning they defined that is NOT right wing in any way. No right winger ever has self identified as "woke." Stop lying.

I think it went up in quality. Season 3 dealt with some serious issues. I would have loved to see a season 4 and see where the story leads in reference to Anaya.