@StarTrekHour @kcarr2015 If the powers that be want Ro back, There are any number of ways it could happen - MU counterpart/transporter duplicate/temporally displaced alternate/changeling imposter/visually identical child/SIM clone/Holographic doppelganger #StarTrekHour

@StarTrekHour @kcarr2015 I bet every ship in the fleet has stories that would boggle the mind. Shaw's still hung up on the time he was involved in a TNG story in BOBW. The point is harsh but very well made #StarTrekHour

@StarTrekHour @petertrek1 I think this is a bit of a cop out. Would have been more interesting if there was thirty years of shared history to untangle #StarTrekHour

@Twerpy @StarTrekHour @kcarr2015 I'm surprised they can find weapons given all the Star Trek memorabilia scattered around! #StarTrekHour

@StarTrekHour @kcarr2015 Weapons lockers at every junction. Either that or Mariner's contraband stashes! #StarTrekHour

@StarTrekHour @Twerpy It would encourage it even more - flagship officers acting untoward? They might be Changelings too! #StarTrekHour

@StarTrekHour @kcarr2015 This was a great line! Kind of mad when you think about it. Crime functions as a way to express societies ills. Would a utopia have crime? - it wouldn't be a utopia. But crime would certainly be possible. Man, Vulcans can say the word 'logic' and get away with anything #StarTrekHour

Weirdly, the initial idea is just bizarre enough to be worth exploring. First Contact could yield unusual & repellent social norms. The interesting part is: How does the Federation deal with them?