This article contains spoilers For the episode "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" "Wedding Bellevo Blues".

The theory returns on September 28, 1987, when the first episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" - called "Meeting in Farpoin". In that episode there was a almighty space deity named Q (Deon de laets) who stopped the US company D in its paths to explain that humanity had no business in space. Using his magical powers, P put mankind on a rehearsal, using Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) as his representative. The company will be allowed to continue its way through the embroidery if it can solve the mystery of the Farpoin station, the place where they were moving first.

The inexperience of P and his magically manifested courtroom immediately reminded the old school fever of the original episode "Star Trek" "The Squire of Gothos". In that episode, the USS Enterprise encountered the seemingly almighty to name Trelane (William Campbell) who tore down and insisted on "playing". Trelane watched people as action figures and pushed them around without remorse. Kirk (William Shatner) refused to play his games, causing Trelane to hand him over to court. Kirk, possessing a significant amount of Chuzpa, was not afraid of Trelane's possibility of killing him and slapping him through his face.

When Q arrived in "The Next Generation", the Treasury began to theorizing that he and Trelane were of the same kind of God. Never in the dialogue has never been said that Trelane is a member of the Q Continuum, but he is always semi -finished. This theory has been confirmed several times in Trek Canon. The late Peter DavidThe non-Canonian novel "Q-Square" made it explicitly while Ensign Mariner (Tawney Newsome) compare P and Trelane In the episode "Strange New Worlds" "those old scientists" (July 22, 2023), which implies a relationship.

Now, in 2025, The episode "Strange New Worlds" "Wedding Bellevo Blues" It can offer the most unusual proof that Trelane is P.

The plot of "Wedding Bellvon Blues" is, like the most "weird new worlds", eminently weird. Spock (Ethan Peck) and nurse Chapel (Ess Bush) unexpectedly wake up in bed together, happy to celebrate their wedding that will be held later that day. This was unusual, as the two were never engaged and every potential romance between them was definitely over with the introduction of Capel's new boyfriend, Cilian O'Sullivan, the day before. It seems that no one admits that something is off. The nature of reality has clearly shifted. In the end, Spack and Corbi - through some emotional outbursts - learn that they live in a complex fabrication and that false reality is orchestrated by a mysterious long -blue wedding planner: a character played by Reese Darby. The long blue coat and defiant behavior will make Trakes assume that he is Trelane, processed for the 2020s.

When faced, Darby's character announces that he is fully intended to finish his small wedding with an action-house between Spack and Capel, though Spack knows it's all illusory. Of course, magic is broken exactly in the middle of the wedding ceremony, with the whole team of "Strange New Worlds" (dressed in their best week) watching.

Then a mysterious hole in the light appears above the wedding, telling the image of Trelane, in a vigilant, God -fearing voice, that it is time to stop playing and returning home. This echoes at the end of "Squire of Gothos", with Trelane quarreling from two dazzling figures similar to parents, telling him that it is high time for him to stop losing his figures of human activities. In "Squire of Gothos", Trelane played Vargami and scenarios based on Kirk. In "Wedding Bellvon Blues" he is essentially, a living wedding of Barbie.

The parental stroke is expressed by Johnon de Lanci.

Of course, there are a few assumptions that are made here. For one, it is never explicit that Reese Darby's character is the same Trelane that William Campbell plays in Squire of Gothos. They look alike and behave alike, but they can easily be two members of the same species. Young members of Trelane's race may always go through a phase of "touching people" from their adolescence. But it is just as much as possible that they are really the same character and that Trelane will continue to harass Kirk for a few more years ("Strange New Worlds" is, we remind you, a foretold of "Star Trek").

And, of course, Trekis will immediately assume that God's parent similar to the hole at the end of the "wedding bellvon blues" is really P. No, there is no dialogue to say that the hole is named Q, and de launches do not appear on the camera, so there is some credible condemnation ... But but. It is too delicious to ignore. Trelane is the son of Q! Didn't it?

The creators of "strange new worlds" clearly challenge the theory of fans - that Trelane is q - this comes, even if they do not confirm it explicitly. It remains to be seen whether the pages of the fan as an alpha memory begin to specify the Trelane/Q connection as a fact, or if the theory remains. Personally, I like the tantalizing notion that it can Be true, while the creators of Star Trek continue to dance around everything that has been officially coming more. However, I will not be upset, if anyone makes a jump to say that Trelane is the son of Q. We have come close enough to the flame at this point, we can accept it as a fact. Type of.