General Order 47.Starfleet had only one capital offense: General Order 7. Or General Order 4. I mix them
General Order 47.Starfleet had only one capital offense: General Order 7. Or General Order 4. I mix them
Agreed. If they hadn't cleaned the joint up after thirteen years, then the place should still be a dump after only a couple.I honestly think you can interpret it either way.
I'm looking forward to seeing how it is woven in.
And...if they don't show the half-destroyed entry to the Talosian Community, I will riot like it's Festival.
Agreed. If they hadn't cleaned the joint up after thirteen years, then the place should still be a dump after only a couple.
The Talosians suck a repairing things. Just ask Vina.
The Talosians suck a repairing things. Just ask Vina.
The death penalty part was in "The Menagerie" anyway.Ah thanks. I can never remember when DSC is supposed to be set relative to the Pike era. I know it’s before TOS but it’s a bit more murky where the Cage is concerned.
Does the Cage even actually count as canon? Since it was never officially broadcast as a Trek episode proper (I.e. as part of the series)? I know the bits of the menagerie are canon because that was part of the actual show... but can we ignore the rest of the Cage since it wasn’t actually part of Star Trek once it was commissioned? I never liked the idea that the federation had a death penalty for anything if I’m honest.
Star Trek Humans might not like or have the death penalty on Earth but the rest of the Federation are not humans and have different cultural values. In universe the aliens are not humans with pointy ears, or humans with antennae and blue skin etcStarfleet had only one capital offense: General Order 7. Or General Order 4. I mix them up.
Federation member planets were free to use the death penalty, though. And pretty gruesome methods of execution at that. Argelius: death by slow torture, for example.
Deneb V made fraud punishable by death. Spock rattles off a list of possible final exits in “I, Mudd”.
Intriguingly, Kirk got M-5 to admit that the penalty for murder is death, suggesting that capital punishment is Federation law. Of course, the Feds aren’t exactly soft when it comes to non-lethal punishments. Twenty years in a rehabilitation colony for transporting tribbles seems a bit much.
"Benedict Cumberbatch isn't Khan""Are you going to visit any planets this season?
Alex Kurtzman: You will see a few planets this season, yes.
Are you visiting planets we’ve seen before?
Alex Kurtzman: Talos. We’re going to Talos."
Not sure how one can interpret that in any other way???
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"Benedict Cumberbatch isn't Khan"
It was their choice to torpedo their credibility, and they deserve all the shit they get for it.I wish people would stop brining this up.
But a Mexican born man with Spanish parents is??? Khan was whitewashed from the beginning."Benedict Cumberbatch isn't Khan"
And then made darker in TOS via makeup IIRC.But a Mexican born man with Spanish parents is??? Khan was whitewashed from the beginning.
How does trying to keep a plot point a secret equal "torpedoing their credibility"? They don't owe us a point by point breakdown of the script/novel/comic/whatever prior to the product's release. They are allowed misdirection and out right lies to keep things under wraps. Fans need to stop being pouty babies demanding candy.It was their choice to torpedo their credibility, and they deserve all the shit they get for it.
Ultimately Khan was manufactured. He's an augment, and there's no telling what his genetic mix might have been, regardless of his name.But a Mexican born man with Spanish parents is??? Khan was whitewashed from the beginning.
Replying to myself as I must disagree vociferously with myself publicly and embarrassingly to point out that Faran Tahir should have been Khan. It would have been awesome to have Khan and Robau played by the same person.Ultimately Khan was manufactured. He's an augment, and there's no telling what his genetic mix might have been, regardless of his name.
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