I think it's a decent evolution of the ENT aesthetic - the warp delta in particular - at a smaller scale.
Not exactly awe-inspiring, but as a glorified commercial transport...
They probably won't, especially considering that the first version of the pitch has already been rejected.
But...the reason for that rejection has been addressed, and this seems like this show would have a unique identity, which has been a priority.
And frankly, this seems like a more interesting concept to me than any of the other not-quite-pitches that have come from creators over the last few years.
See if you can do it without whinging about moderation.
There's really any number of benign possibilities. It's just...odd.
I haven't seen "The Residence", but I think I heard it was decent.
It was never officially stated as such, but...it seems pretty obvious?
It really seems like something happened/changed along the way.
Of all the cast, it seems like he would have the most reason to be there as a guest instructor - he's an expert in a field that no one else gives a damn about.
I guess the biggest knock against it in-universe is that Starfleet's first responders still need him to Make Them Go.
Professor Stamets would be a sight to behold, second only to Professor Rayner.
I agree, but...legally speaking*, I think they have a decent case?
*I'm not a lawyer, just your standard online idiot
My best guess is that they consider her that radioactive.
*for low-income citizens who earn less than the basic personal amount