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    Star Trek Strange New Worlds Season 4 is here, and the premiere pulled off the boldest retcon in 60 years of Trek. But here's my case: the retcon is not the point. "Valles Marineris" sold you Yellowstone plus Jurassic Park and delivered a quiet two-hander about grief, duty, and a universal translator that finally got to break someone's heart. I'm breaking down why the smallest scene in the episode is the reason the biggest swing works. My friend at Lore Reloaded is tackling the question I deliberately left open: the ethics of Pike's hold order. Watch his take here: https://youtu.be/R8Mp_zkPSNQ Every Strange New Worlds Season 4 review, the day after each episode airs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEAKeH4ZYLkM Covering X-Men 97 Season 2 all season long as well, check the channel for the latest. CHAPTERS 0:00 Star Trek Just Rewrote 65 Million Years 1:28 Walking In Trepidatious 2:13 They Sold You Jurassic Park 3:32 The Commander Across the Table 4:58 Twelve Words for Alone 7:14 The Whole Loop on One Actor's Face 10:47 Picking a Fight With the Critics Loop or overwrite? Drop your theory in the comments, the best one gets featured next episode.
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