Kill somebody - Page 2

Sci · November 30 2012, 08:43 PM

bbailey861 · November 30 2012, 09:58 PM

ryan123450 wrote:

Sulu. Tell us how it happened already!

This.

Enterprise is Great · December 1 2012, 01:47 AM

Kill that dude who says nothing and does nothing

rahullak · December 1 2012, 02:56 AM

Did someone want to kill Morn? Blasphemy!

Hartzilla2007 · December 1 2012, 03:31 AM

Relayer1 wrote:

BillJ wrote:

Relayer1 wrote:

She's a Trill, she'd be back, so whats the point ?

Not of you dumped her, symbiont and all, into a supernova.

This is Star Trek. No one completely dies.

Sigh, one major example and everyone thinks its normal.

Sci wrote:

The Wormhole · December 1 2012, 04:10 AM

Kertrats47 wrote:

The Wormhole wrote:

trash80 wrote:

Just retire Akaar already. Do we need to have a head of SF character, during the TV series they just tended to trot out an admiral when they needed a bit of top brass action

There are two canon heads of Starfleet: Admiral Morrow from TSFS and Admiral Bill from TUC. Personally, I was annoyed we never found out who held the position at all in the 24th century.

I thought Fleet Admiral Shanthi (seen in "Redemption, Part II" and mentioned in "The Pegasus") was supposed to be the head of Starfleet? http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Shanthi

There's nothing indicating for sure she was, even that Memory Alpha page just says she was a senior officer with Starfleet Command. I suppose the title "Fleet Admiral" kind of implies she was, isn't Fleet Admiral Akaar's title? But then, she only has the pips of a Vice Admiral, and head of Starfleet should be a full Admiral.

This has me wondering, what about Leyton? One would think he'd be the head of Starfleet is he was trying to stage a coup, otherwise any officers who outrank him might have some serious objections to him taking control of the government. But then he too was only a Vice Admiral.

BillJ · December 1 2012, 04:29 AM

I think the fact that Shanthi was taking Picard's proposal to the Federation Council, not to someone else in the chain of command, indicates she was top dog.

The Wormhole · December 1 2012, 04:39 AM

Good point, but then why did she wear Vice Admiral pips? Of course, the Vice Admiral pips are seen more often than the others. Even Janeway was a Vice Admiral in Nemesis, which would mean she got three promotions in a two year period.

BillJ · December 1 2012, 04:42 AM

The Wormhole wrote:

Good point, but then why did she wear Vice Admiral pips? Of course, the Vice Admiral pips are seen more often than the others. Even Janeway was a Vice Admiral in Nemesis, which would mean she got three promotions in a two year period.

Wardrobe malfunction? Or Shanthi woke up and decide she wanted to throw everyone a curveball and wear the wrong pips? Or she was a changeling infiltrator that screwed up?

rahullak · December 1 2012, 06:08 AM

Hartzilla2007 wrote:

Relayer1 wrote:

BillJ wrote:

Not of you dumped her, symbiont and all, into a supernova.

This is Star Trek. No one completely dies.

Sigh, one major example and everyone thinks its normal.

Sci wrote:

Kertrats47 · December 1 2012, 08:08 AM

BillJ wrote:

The Wormhole wrote:

Good point, but then why did she wear Vice Admiral pips? Of course, the Vice Admiral pips are seen more often than the others. Even Janeway was a Vice Admiral in Nemesis, which would mean she got three promotions in a two year period.

Wardrobe malfunction? Or Shanthi woke up and decide she wanted to throw everyone a curveball and wear the wrong pips? Or she was a changeling infiltrator that screwed up?

Yeah, apparently the wrong pips were a costuming mistake. According to the shooting script, she was indeed the head of Starfleet.

T'Bonz · December 1 2012, 08:21 AM

zarkon wrote:

It's the Ezri bit I dislike

I liked Jadzia *le shrug*

I'm the opposite. Jadzia was the annoying popular party girl. Ezri was more real.

If they had to off someone, I'm with the poster who said Worf. Personally, I can't stand the character. I do like some Klingons, but not that one. He's about as much fun as an enema.

The Wormhole · December 1 2012, 03:56 PM

Kertrats47 wrote:

BillJ wrote:

The Wormhole wrote:

Good point, but then why did she wear Vice Admiral pips? Of course, the Vice Admiral pips are seen more often than the others. Even Janeway was a Vice Admiral in Nemesis, which would mean she got three promotions in a two year period.

Wardrobe malfunction? Or Shanthi woke up and decide she wanted to throw everyone a curveball and wear the wrong pips? Or she was a changeling infiltrator that screwed up?

Yeah, apparently the wrong pips were a costuming mistake. According to the shooting script, she was indeed the head of Starfleet.

Interesting. I'm disappointed they didn't make a bigger deal out if it. The head of Starfleet on board the Enterprise should have been something quite significant, in stead she was basically presented as any other Admiral.

Hartzilla2007 · December 1 2012, 05:25 PM

I vote the authors blow up the Enterprise-E, I mean they took out DS9 and nothing says nothings the same anymore like the main ship going bye bye.

YellowSubmarine · December 1 2012, 05:49 PM

A show with time travel, and nobody wants to kill Hitler? And I had faith in you people.

After Daniels abruptly throws the NX-01 into WW2 earning the hatred of both the viewers and the Enterprise crew, I think it's only fair if Archer told him to put his Temporal Accords where the sun don't shine, made an alliance with Mirror John Cavil and proceeded to eliminate Vosk, Hitler and then save Edith Keeler from that evil space cowboy and his gremlin friend she met a few years earlier. I don't think the guy was the right for her anyway.

November 30 2012, 08:43 PM	#16
Sci Admiral Location: Flags of the World: Republic of Cape Verde	Re: Kill somebody Janeway. I just don't agree with the idea of resurrecting characters who have been killed. __________________ This dream must end, this world must know: We all depend on the beast below.

December 1 2012, 01:47 AM	#18
Enterprise is Great Rear Admiral	Re: Kill somebody Kill that dude who says nothing and does nothing __________________ JJverse Star Trek...is gonna rock again! On May 17, 2013!

December 1 2012, 02:56 AM	#19
rahullak Fleet Captain Location: India	Re: Kill somebody Did someone want to kill Morn? Blasphemy!

December 1 2012, 04:29 AM	#22
BillJ Vice Admiral Location: In the 23rd Century...	Re: Kill somebody I think the fact that Shanthi was taking Picard's proposal to the Federation Council, not to someone else in the chain of command, indicates she was top dog. __________________ "You know. 1966? Seventy-nine episodes, about thirty good ones." - Phillip Fry describing Star Trek, Futurama

December 1 2012, 04:39 AM	#23
The Wormhole Admiral	Re: Kill somebody Good point, but then why did she wear Vice Admiral pips? Of course, the Vice Admiral pips are seen more often than the others. Even Janeway was a Vice Admiral in Nemesis, which would mean she got three promotions in a two year period. __________________ "Internet message boards aren't as funny today as they were ten years ago. I've stopped reading new posts." -The Simpsons 20th anniversary special.

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December 1 2012, 05:25 PM	#29
Hartzilla2007 Vice Admiral Location: Star Trekkin Across the universe.	Re: Kill somebody I vote the authors blow up the Enterprise-E, I mean they took out DS9 and nothing says nothings the same anymore like the main ship going bye bye.

December 1 2012, 05:49 PM	#30
YellowSubmarine Commodore	Re: Kill somebody A show with time travel, and nobody wants to kill Hitler? And I had faith in you people. After Daniels abruptly throws the NX-01 into WW2 earning the hatred of both the viewers and the Enterprise crew, I think it's only fair if Archer told him to put his Temporal Accords where the sun don't shine, made an alliance with Mirror John Cavil and proceeded to eliminate Vosk, Hitler and then save Edith Keeler from that evil space cowboy and his gremlin friend she met a few years earlier. I don't think the guy was the right for her anyway. __________________ R.I.P. Admiral James T. Kirk (2233-2267, 1969, 2267, 1930, 2267-2268, 1968, 2268-2269, Serpeidon Middle Ages, 2269, 2237, 2269-2286, 1986, 2286-2293, 2371)