what if the Enterprise-A enters a temporal rift in Star Trek V?

what if the USS Enterprise-A enters a temporal rift before she gets to Nimbus 3 from Star Trek V: The Final Frontier?

 

I give up. Tell us.

 

Um...yeah. What if?

 

It would have made Kirk go insane and he would have plotted the destruction of Andor for 25 years?

 

Then they would go back in time and Spock would be the one who killed JFK.

Kirk would impregnate Hitler's momma.

Joe, shot

 

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Yeah, it would be real wrath of God type stuff. Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling! Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes...The dead rising from the grave! Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!




Seriously though, way too open ended of a question.

The E-A enters a rift and what? Goes forward in time? Backwards? Needs to be just a bit more specific.

 

They go back in time and destroy the first Burger Chef restaurant, thus eliminating Hardee's from the timeline.

Joe, and Jeff

 

That would mean no "Thick Burgers", or Paris Hilton commercials. Just think of the impact to humanity and the over all shock to the timeline.

 

It would've gone over like a very badly written fanfic...

 

Maybe they go back in time to 1988 and Kirk kills Shatner before he can make Star Trek V? Then Kirk can play himself in Star Trek VI.

 

I'd really like you to take a moment and contemplate answering this question yourself, because it is so open ended anything could happen.

 

See the 5th season finale of Lost.

 

the enterprise-a went to the temporal rift and ended up in the late 24th century during the events of star trek nemesis.

 

It gets blown up. The end.

 

Dude, ST:V and Nemesis edited together into one 4-hour movie, can you say Memorial Day 2010 blockbuster?

 

Yeah - and how'd you like disco to come back - big as ever?

But seriosuly folks, I'm pretty sure it'll make the deflector pink and give Uhura giant photoshop boobs.

 

Then STV wouldn't have made any sense until Nemesis was released in 2002, and it still wouldn't have made any real sense.

 

Weirdest thread ever.

 

Then that movie would have sucked for an extra ten minutes.

Joe, critic

 

The Enterprise-A was caught in a temporal causality loop for 20 years. That's why the ship went from brand new to ready for retirement in the space of one movie. The crew had to repeat Kirk sitting on the brig toilet over and over and over again for 20 years...