Like they did with Tasha in Yesterday’s Enterprise. I know she didn’t leave on great terms, but in be curious to know about some story ideas/pitches to bring her back for a one off?

Not gonna lie, “Dr Bashir, I Presume” was quite a different episode than I expected. I expected something more akin to being DS9’s “Measure of a Man” or what SNW would later do in “Ad Astra per Aspera”. Like the bulk of the episode being Julian having to defend his place and Starfleet despite his augmentations. I mean I did like the episode it actually was, I think it’s a great episode. It just was very different.

Then shouldn't Seven have been called Seventh of Nine?

Rewatching TNG and got thinking, I don't remember hearing anything else about the Dyson Spheres. Is it in any expanded media on who built them and what happened to them? Or maybe it talked about in another episode that I missed

Pretty much just what was said in the title

When I first learned this would be the story, my first thought was "gee, she would have been over 50". I know there are cases where women do get preggers past 50, but it's still a rarity.

I tried doing some math in my head concerning this. I don't believe Beverly's age was ever stated on the show, so my best guess would be that she had Wesley at around 24 (I'm surmising Starfleet Academy is like a 4 year school and she marries Jack Crusher after graduation then has Wesley a year later), then at the start of TNG Wes is 14-15 (I think) and so she would be 38, making her 45 at the end of TNG. I'm unsure as to how much time passes after FC concerning when Insurrection and Nemesis take place, I'll guess Nemesis takes place 3-4 years after FC. From the way they talk in episode 3 when she explains to Picard why she never told him about having Jack, it sounds like this would be even farther along. It's unclear if they were trying to make a relationship work as they describe between FC and Nemesis and there is the thing about her going off to head Starfleet Medical again after Nemesis (I know to some it's not official as it's in the deleted scenes).

So maybe we can just jot it down to that in 300 years the human body evolves in ways we don't see. Look at the Betazeds, Mrs. Troi was having a baby at around 70.

I know it's just a nitpick, but, wasn't anyone else thinking about her age?

if Strange New Worlds has now made the Animated Series canon that means that Kzinti and their history entered the Star Trek universe through a unique crossover with author Larry Niven, who adapted his own Known Space universe concepts for the Star Trek: The Animated Series (TAS) episode "The Slaver Weapon" (1973).

So, here's the math on Warp 8 in the universe of TNG;

y = ratio of speed of light y = (cube root of x)°10

x = warp factor

y = 2^10 = (2°5)^2 = 32 × 32 = 1024 times the speed of light!