What happened after Voyager returned home?

[Sophie74656]

That's a really good idea, .

Mabye that will do that in Destiny?

I'm curious to see what Destiny will be like, since it's the 1st one since voyager.

I hope that they don't use all these stupid computer generated stuff, all the modern CGI looks completely fake. The CGI on voyager was at least believable. They've ruined some of the best shows (like Winnie the Pooh)

Destiny is a prequel, no holodecks or replicators

 

[Nats]

Destiny is a prequel, no holodecks or replicators

Oh, I didn't know that.

It's pre enterprise?

 

[F. King Daniel]

Discovery! Destiny was the ship from the shortlived Stargate Universe.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Oh, I didn't know that.

It's pre enterprise?

It's set 10 years before the original series, about the same time as the original pilot episode "The Cage"
(but with a modern look, leading many to assume it's basically a reboot)

 

[Sophie74656]

Discovery! Destiny was the ship from the shortlived Stargate Universe.

Lol...oops

 

[Trekkin]

There was a Treklit series called Destiny. It wrapped up the Borg (as they'd been up to that point), and killed off Owen Paris.

Which sounds like a bad thing, but it gives Tom some juicy meat.

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

Discovery! Destiny was the ship from the shortlived Stargate Universe.

I loved SGU. To me that's kinda what Voyager should've been like, an actual struggle to survive.

 

[Sophie74656]

For me I trek like Voyager showed enough of a struggle. They showed them rationing replicators, going to planets to find food, trading with aliens, landing to overhaul the ship... For me that was enough. I liked that it wasn't overly dark.

 

[Nats]

Discovery! Destiny was the ship from the shortlived Stargate Universe.

Details, details. People can't expect to get things right all the time, lol.

 

[Nats]

There was a Treklit series called Destiny. It wrapped up the Borg (as they'd been up to that point), and killed off Owen Paris.

Which sounds like a bad thing, but it gives Tom some juicy meat.

Good, I never liked Tom's dad. Always being mean and disapproving. He's just like my dad.

 

[Nats]

I loved SGU. To me that's kinda what Voyager should've been like, an actual struggle to survive.

I have to admit that I have never seen stargate. I saw the 1st ep, but I got confused, so I gave up after that.

 

[Nats]

For me I trek like Voyager showed enough of a struggle. They showed them rationing replicators, going to planets to find food, trading with aliens, landing to overhaul the ship... For me that was enough. I liked that it wasn't overly dark.

Me to, and I like that they handled more serious issues (like suicide, self harm, and the death of a loved one) with taste, compassion, and understanding.

And even when it got a bit dark, it was lightened up. Shows today are way to dark and depressing.

 

[Trekkin]

Good, I never liked Tom's dad. Always being mean and disapproving. He's just like my dad.

Spoiler: Spoilers

Message From: Admiral Paris

Can you forgive a dumb old man for words spoken in anger? Can you believe me when I tell you it kills me to know how much you miss your wife and little girl? I don't know how I'd live if I ever lost your mother. I don't think I'd want to. I was wrong to blame you for what happened. It's your marriage, not mine, and I shouldn't have said anything, except that I'm sorry... and that I still love you, no matter what. Bur most of all, just that I'm sorry. For everything. No matter what happens, Tommy, you'll always be my boy. Take care of yourself. Good-bye, son.

 

[Nats]

Spoiler: Spoilers

Message From: Admiral Paris

Can you forgive a dumb old man for words spoken in anger? Can you believe me when I tell you it kills me to know how much you miss your wife and little girl? I don't know how I'd live if I ever lost your mother. I don't think I'd want to. I was wrong to blame you for what happened. It's your marriage, not mine, and I shouldn't have said anything, except that I'm sorry... and that I still love you, no matter what. Bur most of all, just that I'm sorry. For everything. No matter what happens, Tommy, you'll always be my boy. Take care of yourself. Good-bye, son.

When did that letter ever get sent?

 

[Nats]

Spoiler: Spoilers

Message From: Admiral Paris

Can you forgive a dumb old man for words spoken in anger? Can you believe me when I tell you it kills me to know how much you miss your wife and little girl? I don't know how I'd live if I ever lost your mother. I don't think I'd want to. I was wrong to blame you for what happened. It's your marriage, not mine, and I shouldn't have said anything, except that I'm sorry... and that I still love you, no matter what. Bur most of all, just that I'm sorry. For everything. No matter what happens, Tommy, you'll always be my boy. Take care of yourself. Good-bye, son.

And since when did Lanna, and her daughter die?

 

[Nats]

Spoiler: Spoilers

Message From: Admiral Paris

Can you forgive a dumb old man for words spoken in anger? Can you believe me when I tell you it kills me to know how much you miss your wife and little girl? I don't know how I'd live if I ever lost your mother. I don't think I'd want to. I was wrong to blame you for what happened. It's your marriage, not mine, and I shouldn't have said anything, except that I'm sorry... and that I still love you, no matter what. Bur most of all, just that I'm sorry. For everything. No matter what happens, Tommy, you'll always be my boy. Take care of yourself. Good-bye, son.

Being old is not an an excuse for treating your child badly their whole life.

 

[Sophie74656]

Nats, all of those things happen in the novels. If you like PM me and I will explain it to you...of course that means spoilers

 

[F. King Daniel]

Me to, and I like that they handled more serious issues (like suicide, self harm, and the death of a loved one) with taste, compassion, and understanding.

And even when it got a bit dark, it was lightened up. Shows today are way to dark and depressing.

I thought the Voyager episode dealing with B'Elanna's depression/self harm/suicide attempts were written and directed by people with zero experience of any.

But that's for another thread, me thinks...

 

[Nats]

Nats, all of those things happen in the novels. If you like PM me and I will explain it to you...of course that means spoilers

Thank you, I will do so now,

 

[Nats]

I thought the Voyager episode dealing with B'Elanna's depression/self harm/suicide attempts were written and directed by people with zero experience of any.

But that's for another thread, me thinks...

I agree with you there. It's still one of my favorite eps, but they didn't write it in a way that shows experience.