CANON FODDER

PUTTING CONTINUITY IN THE FIRING LINE

For our even deeper dive into all things canon continuity for this issue, Martin R. Ojeda of Portsmouth, UK, has a common question via Twitter that really points back to how Star Trek has changed: I was re-re-re-watching "The Host” yesterday. Isn’t it contemporary with Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s first seasons? Has the difference between TNG and DS9 Trills ever been officially addressed? Kind of like Worf’s "we don’t discuss it with outsiders"? Actually, that’s three questions, Martin - which seems to fit Canon Fodder, because of the broader point they make us see. Talking about the difference between the first-time and one-off guest star Trill appearance of Ambassador Odan in TNG’s “The Host” and the Daxes of DS9 actually reveals an unplanned case of “apples and oranges.” But to answer your first…

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