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1It's not obligatory - I suppose you could obtain an old novel "Vulcan's Glory" by D.C. Fontana that covers the Cage era. She worked on the original series so fiction by her could be considered the next best thing to actual canon. Especially since you are watching Discovery - <cringe>– lucasbachmannCommented Nov 12, 2020 at 20:15
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3It occurs to me you could use a timeline. Roughly and by a modern dating convention - The Cage occurs in 2254. Discovery 2257. The Menagerie 2267. So Discovery Pike's vision of the future is his accident in TOS 2267. The Menagerie reviews the events of the Cage in a "found footage" way.– lucasbachmannCommented Nov 12, 2020 at 21:13
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Note that, according to The Cage, Spock visited Talos with Pike, so it makes sense that he is quite familiar with it.– Robert ColumbiaCommented Nov 16, 2020 at 11:55
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