Most of these kinds of inconsistencies can be found in any sci-fi, especially the "sound not traveling" part. Star Wars is just as guilty.

The super-beardy explanation of sound traveling in space is, it's really your ship's viewscreen adding stock explosion noises as an aid in communicating what is happening.

As for the cloaking thing ... as the seasons went on, the humans' technology in the beardiverse had improved by leaps and bounds, which meant that they could see through cloaking devices that once they could not. A cloaking device that the other guys can see through is not, in any meaningful sense, a cloaking device.

He can dance if he wants to. He can leave his friends behind.

That's because his friends don't dance -- and if they don't dance... Well, they're no friends of mine.

The computer requires the voice authorization of two senior officers in order to disable the safety dance.

poetv needs bulbs

all we have are sad, inadequate stars

That's because Picard is a fucker

The glaring character inconsistencies were my favorites. Though the whole thing about a planet that's colder than absolute zero was cool, too. Why do nerds like this show again?

Wait. Why does anybody like this show?

I could almost see them handwaving that away, really. His sensors or whatever are designed to track lasers and other really really fast shit, but something like an arrow or a rock or whatever, well, who the fuck uses those as weapons anymore? Why bother to design a system to counteract them? It's like asking a cop to wear plate mail.

p.s. my beard just grew a quarter-inch posting that reply.

Also credits and latinum are used by other cultures that the Federation trades with, even though Earth and Starfleet are radical commies.
And Picard didn't finish his statement it was "I don't dance... with fugly old trolls. It makes for embarrassing YouTube videos".
And Chakotay went vegetarian for a little while because he found he couldn't fit into his girdle anymore.
And Data couldn't predict Troi's move because he calculated every possible move that would work to his opponent's advantages, but not the moves which were random boneheaded blunders.
Worf was raised as a human on Earth, so its not unusual that he sleeps like them.
And the difference in Klingons is explained by a genetic disease that spread in that era and was...

Okay you know what? The only thing more obsessive that pointing out the mistakes, is finding explanations for them.

But hy does Data have to dodge the lasers anyway? Half the time they don't even work on him

And everybody misses my "colder than absolute zero is cool" joke

Worthless

The guy who made this has some awesome videos.

Also, they have a "hard time" finding Data because they secretly don't want to. Every time they're all "WELL FUCK IT I GUESS WE LOST THE ROBOT LET'S GO HOME" and then he pops up and everyone is all "GODDAMNIT"

I have integrated your tag suggestions in.

That guy must have been so fucking annoying to have around. It's like, goddammit, Data, yes you're struggling with what it means to be human well the rest of us are, even the bumpy-headed space negro so shut up just shut up

More's the pity.

unfortunately that doesn't count as an inconsistency as it is a very consistent behavior of the series

Ahem: Not exactly true. Zephram Cochran takes a leak in First Contact. And Geordi Doesn't understand what that means.

Aha! Geordi understands what he means after he clarifies with the word "pee," AND Zephram doesn't actually wee, he runs away like a coward and gets shot in the back by Riker. Check and Mate

So now you know why nobody ever goes to the bathroom.

the writers for the star trek shows should have checked the fan wiki

You laugh, but apparently the writers of the current Transformer show DO JUST THAT.