I always loved how in this scene, Daniels is expressing gratiude to Archer for all he's done, while Archer (along with the audience) is just like:
With the possible exception of Scotty, those are all comic relief characters. Are we sure Academy isn't a sitcom?
You could argue that in the future, one's mental strength is just as important as physical strength.
On the other hand, I'm pretty sure most Starfleet officers should at least be in good enough shape to bolt to the nearest escape pod when the ship is about to get blown up by the Breen or Paul Giamatti or whoever the main bad guys in the 31st century are now.
Now they’re like “okay but what if we combined a Klingon with murder rhino.” I’m supposed to care? Because Worf and some Jem'Hadar did the anime nod of mutual respect one time.
Careful. They might read this and make Jennifer Hadar Worf's descendant.
Didn't even have a chair to get the promotional photo on.
Most productions have ways to hide the pregnancy of an actress if the character itself is not pregnant (different camera angles, new clothes, props in the frame covering the belly, etc.).
Brooklyn Nine-Nine did an interesting variation on this. There's an episode where Amy has to go undercover as a pregnant prisoner while her actress was actually pregnant.
This means you had a pregnant woman pretending to not be a pregnant woman who had to pretend to be a pregnant woman.
B'elanna was wearing an engineering jacket over her uniform:
Gotta love how there's no replacement engineer on call like Seven or Carey. Hell, there was even an episode that acted like Paris was being unreasonable for thinking, "Honey, maybe you shouldn't go down to the radioactive death planet for a mission while pregnant with our child."
