I thought he had the answer when I asked him. Next thing I knew, Morn was rambling about his siblings until it was last call at Quark’s.

Meant no harm. I love my dancing doctor.

In much the same way, each variation of Trek can be viewed as an interpretation of events with embellishments and mixed sources of information. The core events occurred, but the details are to be taken with several grains of precious salt.

Reenactment:

Geordi: I can adjust the screen scaling for you, Captain.

Picard: No, Geordi. That’s quite alright. I like it just fine this way.

Just adding to Sisko’s grudge against him.

Edit: Redundant word is redundant.

Shit, right. Uh… canon has changed. Yeah, that’s the ticket.

Seems probable. I just remember that poster from maybe 5 or so years ago.

Pronounced “soitch,” but yes, it was already laid out for them. Plus the fan made part 3:

The unifying thread comes from the towel you always keep at your side.

9 (Tennant) best encapsulates the confusion:

There is/was a Time War, enemies are back and gone again. Best not to think too hard on it or risk an aneurism.

Doctor Who seems the most forgiving in that area. It has a built in etch-a-sketch mechanism between series/actors/writers and we’ve generally gotten accustomed to shrugging and go “sure, why not” again and again.

Dang it, Dale. That’s genius.

Some classic era Adult Swim.

Sure was, complete with poorly captured footage like in Command and Conquer.

Needs a couple Shatner pauses and pronunciations.

Sure. I used… different words in… differentcombinations to tell… different stories.