Sep 25, 2026 · 1 hr 49 min · 15 segments
The Live Long and Podcast crew conclude their coverage of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 with Episode 10, "Tomorrow's Enterprise." A temporal crisis brings Captain Pike's Enterprise face to…
Dave MaderHostJim NoletPanelistAdam WoodwardPanelistChris VasilasPanelistPanelistPanelistI liked the fact that it focused on one character trying to solve a problem across two different, uh, timelines I'll say, or time zones.
Um, I like how they... made it very distinct between the two different ahuras and that is like her personality and credit to the actress she played two very different ahuras one much more mature and one that was kind of more um cautious and and maybe closed off a bit because she hasn't had that experience i her range between the two personas was Pretty impressive.
Much like Jim, it was nice to see a Star Trek story surrounded by one character.
It's kind of nice to see her growth to get to the Uhura we all know and love from Michelle Nichols.
That's an interesting comment because I think we know this Cecilia Gooding character or her much better than we ever knew Nichelle Nichols character.
I liked the fact that it focused on one character trying to solve a problem across two different, uh, timelines I'll say, or time zones.
Um, I like how they... made it very distinct between the two different ahuras and that is like her personality and credit to the actress she played two very different ahuras one much more mature and one that was kind of more um cautious and and maybe closed off a bit because she hasn't had that experience i her range between the two personas was Pretty impressive.
Much like Jim, it was nice to see a Star Trek story surrounded by one character.
It's kind of nice to see her growth to get to the Uhura we all know and love from Michelle Nichols.
That's an interesting comment because I think we know this Cecilia Gooding character or her much better than we ever knew Nichelle Nichols character.
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