This is why I dislike even knowing the simple fact that there is some twist in the show I am going to watch. Even knowing that there is a twist is somewhat of a spoiler, and you are left guessing what it might be the entire time you are watching it.
Say what you will about Discovery as a whole, the Klingon redesign was awful and unnecessary. Granted, I was also not a fan of the first Klingon redesign.
You managed to call out the only items in this list that I have never actually watched. I have never seen anything from either of those series, I just know those are often brought up as complaints about the franchise.
Not sure how "Move Along Home" didn't make the cut. I, personally, didn't mind that episode (which also applies to much of this list), but that episode is often considered a low point. Using that also would have meant that I wouldn't have to use "Code of Honor" twice.
then grow coffee beans directly in the ship’s arboretum (assuming for the sake of argument they had one, or could construct one)
Voyager definitely had an "aeroponics lab". But I know absolutely nothing about botany/horticulture, so I have no idea whether or not a coffee plant is able to be grown in that kind of environment.
It's like Worf's sash or Ro's earring: it's entirely related to their native culture and has absolutely nothing to do with Starfleet. They were just given the clearance to wear it as part of their uniform on the grounds of that item being culturally significant to their species. The fact that this sash happens to be colored similar to one of the three standard Starfleet colors is entirely coincidental and entirely unrelated to their division, rank, or anything.
I would argue that is not true. There are a lot of parallel communities, sure, but I would assume that majority of communities on Reddit are pretty niche communities that are not represented here at all.
James Doohan hid his hands because he was literally missing a finger due to a war injury.