Sounds like that guy's behavior was consistent...Oh, yeah and the same guy gave a planet to a bunch of people who murdered one of his crew right in front of him!!! What's with that guy????
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Do Stardates refer to years?
He also met Leonardo da Vinci and Abraham Lincoln from what I hear.
But the whole point is that Lorca is not consistent. He's evolving before our eyes as the series progresses.
In the Kelvin timeline they do, and apparently before the arrival of the Narada as well since Nero and his crew arrived in the 23rd century on stardate 2233.04.
Guy was a PIMP
Do inches refer to feet?
9/10. They keep hitting them out of the ballpark. I thought it was a very TOS ending, with Mudd leaving essentially into supervised custody but still being a huge threat, but he's plot material/spinoff material.
Was nice seeing Stella in TOS type civilian clothes. Burnham's character keeps developing, Stamets and Tilly are awesome.
Was nice seeing Stella in TOS type civilian clothes. Burnham's character keeps developing, Stamets and Tilly are awesome.
Patterns of Force is 2534.0 which should place it between Squire of Gothos (21241.5) and What Are Little Girls Made Of (2712.4)
So you don't have an answer to what a Stardate is?
Thanks for the true vision, Gene! It obviously didn't involve clearly seeing timepieces.
I hear the care bear supernova destroyed a planet of 7 billion people with it's cuteness.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series_episodes <-- they're a bit erratic but I do see a pattern. It suggests they're running parallel to TOS now.
Harry Mudd's master's ticket to operate a deep space vessel was revoked on stardate 1116.4, which would likely predate the events seen in "The Vulcan Hello." The loss of his license may have been related to his capture and time spent on the Klingon prison ship. Perhaps the revocation of his legal ability to operate a ship ended up getting him in trouble with the Empire.
But why? I haven't seen what suggests he should be.
NO I'm sure your not the only one. I think this is called red matter lite.
Didn't TAS have an episode with Stardate 500 or something? It's always been a bit inconsistent.
If we're going purely by stardate, then episode one is already taking place after Kirk took command of the Enterprise. We know that's not the case, so clearly something else is going on. Maybe in Kirk's time it was routine to drop the leading digit as being obvious, like how it used to be before the 2000s screwed everything up. There's simply no way to use stardates pre-TOS without something like that happening because otherwise you hit zero almost immediately.