*sigh* Godspeed, Anton...thank you for burning so brightly for us while you were here.
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Just did an article on the potential Jeep flaw. If this turns out to be true, it adds another level of suck to the whole deal.
http://www.trektoday.com/content/2016/06/yelchin-accident-due-to-faulty-vehicle/
As tragic as his dead is, I wouldn´t mind if they would recast the role. Studios did such things before, i.e. Richard Harris and Michael Gambon as Professor Dumbledore in the Harry Potter movies.
The scene where Kirk tells Chekov to go put on a red shirt now unfortunately has uncomfortable connotations.
I like the nod of he was promoted to another ship etc.
I hope they dedicate STB to him.
He could always come back a film or two down the line...Send him off to the Reliant just like in the prime Universe. That way we can fool ourselves into thinking Chekov is still out there...somewhere.
Good on him. I agree with him completely. Thanks for the article.
Just did an article on the potential Jeep flaw. If this turns out to be true, it adds another level of suck to the whole deal.
http://www.trektoday.com/content/2016/06/yelchin-accident-due-to-faulty-vehicle/
There's supposedly a firmware update that will lock the vehicle in park when the door is open. There are fortysome other incidents where the car rolled when the driver thought they had it in park. Other cars with similar shifters already have the feature.
I have a 2015 Grand Cherokee. I doubt a firmware update will address the actual problem, which, despite what FCA says, isn't driver confusion. I can actually feel resistance at times when shifting from D>N>R>P, especially from R>P. It will stick in R and the engine can be turned off while in R. If you're nor keenly aware of the problem, you could exit the vehicle while it's in reverse.
If what happened here is this problem, FCA should get ready for a well deserved billion dollar lawsuit. They've been ignoring and handwaving the issue away, and now there's been a death as a result.
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