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Re: TOS/TMP set during the **23rd** century?
BillJ wrote:
sbk1234 wrote:
Timo wrote:
A thousand stardates seem to be more or less a year, so it might have taken six years to ferment. Or then sixteen. Or twenty-six. Or one hundred and fifty-six. Note the absence of the "decade digit" in this 1000 SD = 1 y assumption, meaning that a 8300 stardate can very well be about fifteen years after "Space Seed"...
Were there a Romulan label on the bottle, Kirk couldn't read it, not even the date on it. The TOS heroes don't read alien languages all that fluently - Scotty and Chekov couldn't read Klingon in the following movie. No doubt the label is there for (illegal) export purposes.
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Timo Saloniemi |
As evidenced on the original series, the Stardates progressed without what seemed to be any consistancy. The earliest stardates on the series started with a 1, while by the end of the show, three years later, they started with a 6. |
I thought the latest star date we saw was 5943.7 from All Our Yesterdays? |
Early in Season One the stardates started with a 1. Three years later would be early Season Four, when the stardates started with a 6.
And technically, the last stardate we saw was 5943.9.
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