10 Moments Of Star Trek Foreshadowing You Never Noticed



Hints about future plots from Star Trek that you may have missed on the first watch.

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39 thoughts on “10 Moments Of Star Trek Foreshadowing You Never Noticed”

  1. "Never noticed" following by story elements that are central to the episodes in question.. Everyone noticed the Species 8472 and Borg foreshadowing, because that was the whole point of the episodes.

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  2. This channel is beyond a joke. "Trek CULTURE" Yet it is run by sex workers who blend this innocent hobby with their vile sexuality and online prostitution.
    Should be shamed.
    Get your sticky fingers off of trek.

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  3. 8. The discovery under Lorka was a dark place. Figuratively and literally. He always was steeped in Darkness.
    A interesting trick of visual storytelling.
    This also explained why it was always dark in the mirror universe.
    1. Apparently Year of Hell had been planned as a whole season Arc. Hence the foreshadowing on par with "the neutral zone".

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  4. The connection between "Before and After" and "Year of Hell" goes so deep that the torpedo variance measured by Kes and Seven is the same -1.47 microseconds

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  5. Dax’s death was also hinted at in the episode sacrifice of Angels. When Sisko forces/persuades the prophets to intervene in the war they say that a penance must be enacted. I think it was a hint that someone on the crew was going to do die.

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  6. I felt that "Year of Hell" may have also foreshadowed an alternative "what-if" reality for USS Voyager, which we would eventually see in the Season 5 finale, "Equinox." In "Year of Hell," we see a darker and more desperate Captain Janeway make several controversial decisions similar to Captain Ransom of the USS Equinox. Ransom's claim that it's easy to hang on to Starfleet regulations and morals when your crew isn't starving and your bulkheads are barely holding is, ironically, portrayed by the usually straight Janeway.

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  7. Denise Crosby as Sela in A Mind's Eye two episodes before the cliff hanger finale. Also, the vision that Sisko had of the swarm of locusts heading to Cardassia foreshadowed the Dominion fleet going there a few episodes later when they joined forces.

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  8. A stronger example…. in The Wrath of Khan, there's the scene where Kirk and Spock are walking down a corridor before going to the Enterprise. Spock was asking for Kirk's assessment of the Kobayashi Maru sim. The first line Kirk says when they meet is, "aren't you dead?"

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  9. I can't believe anybody takes Discovery, Picard or SNW seriously! They're laughably bad, Pythonesque drivel without intending to be which makes them even more hilarious! The fact you
    had to remind us who Species 8472 was/were, gives you an idea how memorable it/they, were! When you say iconic TNG episode, do you mean less unmemorable?

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  10. Why are you lying about why terri ferro left? She flat out has said why in several interviews. Along with others from the show backing her up. Your lying and as far as I'm concerned if youve lied once I dont believe anything else you would say. Try some integrity.

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  11. Who did write that article?
    As far as i am informed Jedzia had to die since she wanted some free time and did not want to quit at all.

    I am confused here. In most of your Videos you du support this theory. Why the change here?

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  12. The TNG episode with LaForge and Ro phasing bothered me. How were they able to walk on the floors without falling through? When the Romulan left the ship through a bulkhead, why didn't he just come back in? Since they couldn't interact with matter, they didn't need to breathe, and the cold temperature would have been harmless.

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  13. The episode The Neutral Zone also proves that Q did not cause the arrival of the Borg into Federation Space; they already knew about the Federation and had made exploratory probes. What Q did was to essentially give the Federation a heads-up on the situation in his usual unforgettable way; making the Federation aware of the Borg threat that was already ongoing in a way it could not ignore. Q therefore ensured the Federation would not be caught totally unaware when the events of Best of Both worlds began. Whether or not that was his original intention is another matter, but considering his love-hate relationship with Picard I think it was.

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  14. Actually, I not noticed that last one about the Year of Hell but was fully expecting them to develop it later in the series. I'm sure I'm not the only Voyager fan who speculated they planned to go somewhere with that idea either. It seemed pretty obvious to me at the time, and I'm not especially perspicacious tbh); though I speculated there would be something more than a single two-parter.

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  15. 5:00 I just realized that pretty much everytime TNG did an Admiral they were boring, but every time they did a Captain they were usually pretty awesome. (Jellico, Maxwell and Ransom) I had always wished that instead of Eddington they busted Maxwell out of prison for one of the greatest "I told you so'' arcs of all time. Imagine if they had done an episode focused on him, where like Kirk (and reference it!) he steals the Phoenix out of drydock. Could really have put O'Brien's loyalty through the ringer, maybe to the point where there is nearly a cvili war. I felt that arc never really panned out and they switched over to the Dominion war instead.

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