@@fateor3924 The Loom rewrite reality, similar to what we see in “Remember Me.”

Trek Culture has over 300 thousand subscribers and is a offshoot of What Culture a massive channel. Comparing the views would be like comparing Siskel and Eberts ratings to the guy doing reviews on your local public access station back in the day. It's Apples and Oranges.

@@jokerz7936 umm like 3 years ago they didn’t , look at historical trends in subscribers… if u being honest you would look at the drop in views on trek yards over time but litte subscriber change - that means peolle just aren’t watching. and the fact the exact same review of same episodes makes your logic dumb vexause trekkies want all content unless it is deemed bad content.. fyi, content from an arrogant creator drives away viewers Even based on your logic it should be like 5/6 times as many views which is not what we are seeing But go ahead and make false comparisons won’t help the view count. As of now we are approaching 20k for trek culture and less than 1k on trek yards, nearly 20x the views- your logic is pure cope

@@jokerz7936 um a comparison of views on the EXACT same topic, released with hours of each other, and that the population thst would view one video on that content would watch the other unless there is a reason. Yo don’t think that makes these comparable? Come on dude, be honest with yourself…. The thumbnail is basically the same so u can’t use that as a reaaon

@@jokerz7936 in case you are wondering why I care is “captain” was such a jerk to myself and others constsntly and I warned him, years ago, if he didn’t change this woild Happen and look it did. Karma is real don’t forget that

“Any sufficiently advanced science is indistinguishable from magic.” - Arthur C. Clarke Also, everything he said was taken directly from other classic Star Trek series. It was not created by Prodigy.

@@AaronWaltke Sorry but only waving your hands in the air and saying the magic formula "space, time and thoughts" to instantly travel across space and time isn't much scientific any how. Maybe it's all about how it been rendered in Prodigy. The way it is, it's like having a Naruto-Star Trek crossover where Wesley can use the rinnegan to hand jutsu his way through portals anywhere and when he wants... unless having depleted all of his chakra. Gladly Dal didn't been turned into a jinchūriki despite him having a rat tail.

@@vivalarevolucion9 I suggest you rewatch the episodes with the Traveler in TNG. That is precisely what they do. Wesley stops time with the power of his thoughts, and opens portals to other dimensions. As previously stated, this is how it was rendered in other Trek.

@@AaronWaltke are you liking your own comments btw... it's weird that it gain a like at the second you post it... unless Wesley liked it before you post it... "space, time, thoughts, like comments"... 😂 It's not because a bad writer took too much LSD in the 90's and turned Wesley into a Q that such nonsense had to be revived in Prodigy... whatever if "canon". There's plenty of canon stuff who been toss aside and should remain that way. Oh well, I'm not of these who have no opinion because something is canon. I think it could have been much better handled. If one day the writers decide to make the Force canon (we're pretty close from it already, just not tagged as it) and do a Star Wars crossover, we'll also have to deal with it... whatever our personal opinion about if it should be canon or classed as LSD canon. Should I hypocritically like my comments too? 🤣

He can travel to both the past and the future. So in theory we don't know when he met her. Theoretically, it could be the first thing he did after being recruited.

In fairness the E in Nemesis is a different version, totally different exterior paint and what not. We picked the most famous times that deck numbers in ones own script was messed up. Between films is different to in the same film. Didnt miss anything, it was just not our intention to include.