The second season is the best season, but first is pretty strong.

There's a few issues here and there, chiefly their approach with the Gorn

Contemplating his or-- Stone.

I kinda like this guy, he puts the ALIEN in transforming cybernetic alien life forms

Squidship.

There is a stark lack of empathy in the world once more as we barrel head first into a dozen oncoming catastrophes.

- Captain G. M. Gilbert, the Army psychologist assigned to watching the defendants at the Nuremberg trials.

I've come to the sad conclusion that no one is coming to save trans people. And we're such a vanishingly small minority and have such large and well financed apparatuses arrayed against us that our extermination is inevitable.

I wish it wasn't. I wish cis people would hear us, but they don't care.

And even when we're loud about it, people won't hear us.

Partly because they don't care, partly because their sticking their fingers in their ears, and partly because they live in a very different reality.

By my count there are 5 crossover episodes of Star Trek (not counting guest appearances)

Birthright
Generations
Trials and Tribble-ations
Flashback
Those Old Scientists

And I'd put them in this order
5. Generations
4. Birthright
3. Flashback
2. Those Old Scientists
1. Trials and Tribble-ations

Nowhere in there is faith, loyalty, reason, debate or persuasion. They might be any individual Australian's values, but they're not what anyone thinks of when thinking of Australian values.

Those initial values became our guiding lights, along with sportsmanship and later tolerance. They've shaped who we are as a nation and they're reflected by now we've conducted ourselves on the world stage.

Australia is not a perfect nation, all these values are not held to perfectly, but they are ideals to which we constantly strive. Australia, for all its colonial flaws and racist history, was founded on the the strength of diversity, a sense of community, & a willingness to stand up for what's right