I agree. I like the ENT/USS KELVIN/DSC look because it feels like ships that are built for rugged missions and hard work. The ENT D never appealed to me, largely because it didn't feel very workable. It felt very casual, for lack of a better word.
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But still gotta have the bridge sitting on top of it all, like the cherry on top, of course.
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The Admiral uniform is so interesting. Such a weird amalgamation of TNG admirals, and VOY/DS9 type jumpsuits.
You are only kidding, but I guarantee there is going to be more than one thread on this.
I doubt it, wrong year.
He's just there early to get a good seat.
We already have that thread.Heh ... it seriously looks like his head has been photoshopped on his body ... Badly.
OMG ... They are ruining PICARD with horrible CGI !!!
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That was on purpose. 22nd century spacecraft were small and spartan, 23rd century ships were bigger but still more functional than comfy, and by the 24th century, spaceflight had become so routine that ships were made for long missions with families and comfort, like a real home in space.
Discovery’s bridge looks like what I would consider to be closer to a real life starship bridge. I think it’s the best bridge since the TOS Enterprise. The TNG E-D looks like a doctors waiting room. It would be a pain in the ass to keep clean in real life. The carpets would have to be shampooed regularly 
The preview for Picard Countdown #1 is available HERE.
The mission to save Romulans occurs in 2386. Admiral Picard's ship is the USS Veritas, with the bridge of a Star Trek Online Odyssey-class. The Picard uniform we have seen is the standard duty uniform for the era, minus the gold trim. Geordi seems to be running Utopia Planitia Shipyards and is building vessels especially for the mission. Geordi has models of the Enterprise-E and -F in his office.
The point I think @Phily B is making is that, there has to be some level of that TNG/DS9/VOY era 'comfort' in the sets... or, at least, that things like LCARS need to be adhered to (and we already know there are LCARS interfaces visible in the trailer), if only to maintain some sense of visual continuity. If it looks too like DSC aesthetically, then it loses that sense of coming 'later', as it were.
I'm not anal about details and I'm not asking for beige walls. But hints of a progression from TNG's aesthetic are not a bad thing, and not a reason not to put a fresh spin on it either
I'm not anal about details and I'm not asking for beige walls. But hints of a progression from TNG's aesthetic are not a bad thing, and not a reason not to put a fresh spin on it either
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First look preview of the comic. Seems like La Forge is promoted and works at utopia planetia.
https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/insid...d-prequel-comic-on-the-vineyard-with-jean-luc
youtube.com/watch?v=LrA-8l0FOUo
First look preview of the comic. Seems like La Forge is promoted and works at utopia planetia.
https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/insid...d-prequel-comic-on-the-vineyard-with-jean-luc
youtube.com/watch?v=LrA-8l0FOUo
already posted above.
They go in and out of style.
And lose them again later (Disco S3, if I remember the trailer correctly)
Enterprise came out in 2001 (A decade before touchscreens became commonplace).
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