#something borrowed something green

[spockvarietyhour]

Star Trek Lower Decks "Something Borrowed, Something Green"

[glimblshanks]

Okay, I'm rewatching Amok Time and like,,,

I guess I just hadn't put together exactly how much Something Borrowed, Something Green pulls from Amok Time? I mean:

Sudden need to visit alien cast member's home planet for a wedding

Alien cast member is explicitly uncomfortable with outsiders learning about their culture and customs, but invites two close friends along anyway

Alien cast member is revealed to be from a much more high class and prestigious family than originally thought

Trio must participate in an archaic wedding custom that alien cast member shows distaste for

Alien cast member acts in a way that is noticably out of character while on their home planet

People being carried around on litters???

Story ends in a fight scene that is resolved via discussion of a misunderstanding

And like it's already pretty apparent that Tendi, T'Lyn and Mariner are meant to be the Bones, Spock, and Kirk of Lower Decks, but I guess I've been so focused on the various Spock/ T'Lyn parallels in season 4 that I never really thought about how much Tendi parallels Spock in this episode.

[borgcast]

Orion Interceptor and Barge from Lower Decks and Enterprise.

[quasi-normalcy]

My favourite detail is how the bartender on Orion keeps a jar for people to deposit their bloody daggers into, because getting stabbed in their establishment is just such an everyday occurrence.

[old-type-40]

Given how short of a glimpse of this we had in the recent Lower Decks episode, I wanted to point out that Orion has riding rhinoceroses.

And on a completely separate note, I've adored Tendi as a character from the beginning of the series. But as I'm such a complete nerd, I adore her even more now given that it's far more important to her to be known and appreciated as a nerd as opposed to being worshiped and feared for being a sexy badass with deadly skills.

[taigan-hse]

Does anyone else find it odd that Tendi’s family refers to themselves as “criminals?” Criminals break the law, but what laws *on Orion* are they breaking? Sure, they’re breaking Federation laws, but why would they define themselves by that?

[paulgadzikowski]

"Shockingly, it's not the universal problem-solver we thought it was."

[phillycheesesteakcore]

anyways I want me a sexy little Orion boytoy now

[proverbialschoolmarm]

[startrekucast]

Lower Decks 4x04 - "Something Borrowed, Something Green" Review

Tendi mysteries revealed! Brutherford conflict unearthed! Another very bad Very Short Trek! We got all the content, maman!

Episodes Discussed:

Star Trek: Very Short Treks - "Worst Contact" Star Trek: Lower Decks - "Something Borrowed, Something Green"

Hosts this episode:

Matthew Carroll David C. Roberson

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[spockvarietyhour]

Salvaged Raven-type "Something Borrowed, Something Green"

[jonberry555]

Star Trek: Lower Decks - Something Borrowed, Something Green REVIEW | Season 4 Episode 4

Join me as I review 'Something Borrowed, Something Green' the fourth episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4. Plot Summery direct from Paramount Plus: "Tendi is summoned back to Orion for a wedding."

[borgcast]

The ladies get to go native on Orion. Anne-Marie and Peter watch the results as they cover Something Borrowed Something Green for Borgcast Lower Decks 4.4, recording tonight.

[quasi-normalcy]

Duelling Mark Twains is probably the funniest bit that Lower Decks has ever done.

[ashleywritesstuff]

GIRLS' TRIP TRIPLE THREAT! Get my thoughts on Star Trek: Lower Decks 4x04 "Something Borrowed, Something Green" on @fangirlishsite.

[oceanusborealis]

Star Trek: Lower Decks: Something Borrowed, Something Green - TV Review

TL;DR – We delve into Orion culture one dagger to the shoulder at a time ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.5 out of 5. Star Trek: Lower Decks Review – The one thing that Star Trek: Lower Decks has worked hard at is finding that middle line between being a comedic take on the Star Trek universe and being a show that would fit in that universe. While you can see that love in every single Easter Egg [there are so…