Any continuity "flaws" in the show will probably be rationalized as alternate universe glitches. While closer to our universe than the "red" one (obviously coffee is readily available in this one), it's still slightly different and using a cellphone app to buy coffee is a common occurrence, but Walter isn't exactly…

"That monster belongs in a museum"

"Fetch wood—and almond oil...

That bugged me too. If the nanites were activated by motion, well, blood is in constant motion in the circulatory system. If they are triggered by some pre-determined increase in that motion (like an increase in blood pressure, heart rate) or an increase in adranaline, well, the ones standing still were still under…

"They died because they were IDIOTS!

I'm sure J.J. has some leftover "Alcatraz Juice" lying around somewhere to bring her back.

I'm sure J.J. has some left over "Alcatraz Juice" lying around somewhere...

He chose...poorly.

In this universe "Ghostbusters" was directed by Roger Corman and starred Pauley Shore, therefore after its two-day theatrical run it was henceforth only shown in mental institutions.

Also now we know what really took out the doomsday machine!

At least they didn't bring Belly back as a cartoon this time.

That scene where the solar beam demolishes a building looked VERY ID4-ish and it's not the first time J.J. Abrams has deployed the "beam from space scenario" in one of his productions.

Quoth the raven: I'M PICASSO!

Uh-oh, this is gonna get messy...

"Silent-But-Deadly Running"

A Script for TOS Episode 80 that didn't make it to production: "The Trouble with Broccoli"

"There may have been a time I'd be proud enough to be offended by that...

"ARE WE ON VOX!?"

I don't think so. the action/reaction forces of the expelled gasses would be contained within the space suit and therefore cancel each other out. The gasses would have to be expelled through some kind of exterior nozzle or opening to actually propel you through space. If I were you, I wouldn't try "direct venting"…

My comment is kind of inspired from one of Bill Cosby's old 60's standup shows: when I travel I wind up with handfuls of little brown coins. When it comes time to pay up, I just hand them over and say "please don't hurt me!"