I wonder who thought that the problem with the theme song was that it wasn't peppy and upbeat enough? Many of us started out perplexed by the theme song and later came to love it, some people hated it from start to finish. In season 3 three, they tinkered with it and really made it so much worse. Maybe it was corny at first, but it really wore it's heart on it's sleeve trying to be inspirational. Making it more uptempo and peppy was just the worst of all worlds. I just don't understand who thought this was an improvement. I'm officially OG theme song all the way.

Season 3 "Extinction" was definitely one of the worst episodes for me. Besides the silliness of it, this just struck me as the kind of thing actors would do in an acting workshop. "Come on folks, move your body like an animal, think like an animal, really commit to it". I picture acting students just thinking that this was a valuable exercise. I honestly have no idea what acting classes are like, this is just what I imagine as the kind of cringey stuff that goes on there. Has anyone heard any of the actors talking about this episode?

Sure, the first official contact was in Bozeman, Montana, but as we see T'Pol's great-grandma's handback at the end of the Carbon Creek episode, we know that her "story" wasn't just a story, but most-likely real. Will this become known to public in the future? Let's say with the declassification of some Vulcan records after the creation of UFP or maybe after some historical studies or so on? It might take some time, but maybe in lets say 25th, 27th or 30th century? I'd like to think of it the same way the discovery of america. For a long time, Columbus was thought to be the European to discover it, but now we know that Vikings landed there centuries earlier.