Ranks in STAR TREK

[The Wormhole]

As a general rule, if Klingons are not identical to TNG era, there are usually questions raised.

As a general rule, Disco Klingons suck.

Oh, sorry. A bit out of left field there, wasn't I?

 

[fireproof78]

As a general rule, Disco Klingons suck.

Oh, sorry. A bit out of left field there, wasn't I?

I would expect that from a shol'va

 

[The Wormhole]

Okay, Points for saying Shol'va.

 

[fireproof78]

Okay, Points for saying Shol'va.

Though, now I want to see a Klingon System Lord.

 

[The Wormhole]

Oh! A Klingon controlled by a Goa'uld has long been my Fanboy's Wetdream!

 

[fireproof78]

Oh! A Klingon controlled by a Goa'uld has long been my Fanboy's Wetdream!

Oddly disturbing and yet fascinating at the same time.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Section 31 was Ira Behr's equivalent of the mythical Freemasons, now they're known to be in Trek's underbelly from the beginning.

Now THAT would be cool - Freemasons in Trek. I'd be happy to serve as executive consultant so they get it right.

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[Tenacity]

Finn: "Shol'va? Is that you?"

 

[danellis]

Oddly disturbing and yet fascinating at the same time.

That could describe at least three quarters of the posts @The Wormhole has ever made.

dJE

 

[Tim Thomason]

Now THAT would be cool - Freemasons in Trek. I'd be happy to serve as executive consultant so they get it right.

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So, Bashir joins, and finds out that Section 31 are really just friendly Federation citizens who meet in public buildings and discuss charity and practice ritual for a couple hours every couple weeks?

 

[137th Gebirg]

Even better, the Masons, being the true founders of the Federation, grow wary of Section 31's negative influence on Starfleet and Federation policy and leverages its power to wage an underground shadow war against S31 to shave down their strength to a more reasonable level. They wish to bring the Federation back to its founding principles and declaw the "ends justify the means" mentality that has permeated the upper echelons.

 

[fireproof78]

Even better, the Masons, being the true founders of the Federation, grow wary of Section 31's negative influence on Starfleet and Federation policy and leverages its power to wage an underground shadow war against S31 to shave down their strength to a more reasonable level. They wish to bring the Federation back to its founding principles and declaw the "ends justify the means" mentality that has permeated the upper echelons.

Does this mean that Nicholas Cage will cameo?

 

[137th Gebirg]

Starring as a holodeck version of George Washington.

 

[Tim Thomason]

Does this mean that Nicholas Cage will cameo?

"In order to save the galaxy, we need to steal the Federation Charter."

*Cut to an interstellar adventure that starts with the theft at Starfleet Headquarters and ends with the discovery of Surak's secret archive buried in the planetary core of Memory Alpha.*

 

[fireproof78]

"In order to save the galaxy, we need to steal the Federation Charter."

*Cut to an interstellar adventure that starts with the theft at Starfleet Headquarters and ends with the discovery of Surak's secret archive buried in the planetary core of Memory Alpha.*

Not lying, I would watch that.

 

[Tim Thomason]

Not lying, I would watch that.

Star Trek XIV: National Treasure 3

Starring Nicholas Cage as Captain Nathan Samuels Gates

 

[137th Gebirg]

Here it is, the Masonic communicator pin! Just ordered one myself...

 

[fireproof78]

Star Trek XIV: National Treasure 3

Starring Nicholas Cage as Captain Nathan Samuels Gates

Finally!

 

[Timo]

Finn: "Shol'va? Is that you?"

You need to be a Finn to see how appropriate it is here to have the guy shol'vaing.

Timo Saloniemi