USS Enterprise (eventually) on Discovery?
- Thread starter EJD1984
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I think it's time to just agree to disagree and move on, guys.
the enterprise shows up in walmart's super bowl 2020 spot:
looking really slick.
and slightly less slick...
looking really slick.
and slightly less slick...
I sincerely hope Walmart paid a fortune for the rights. And I don't mean a small fortune, either, given what they do to their suppliers, their competitors, and their workforce.
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I've made no secret of the fact I prefer the TOS version of the Enterprise 1701 but that GIF is about as beautiful and TOS-like as this version's ever looked.
I'll take a dozen.
Hey they included Mars Attacks I'm very happy
Which version was in the Walmart video?
The DSC Enterprise.
This angle from Such Sweet Sorrow Pt.1 was pure TOS in that you couldn't see the angled pylons or the top of the saucer windows, or even the massive impulse deck.
That looks gorgeous. 
I just hate how dark their special effects are. Even in good pictures, it is hard to make out the details.
I think the scene was a little brighter, but my screencap came out dark. Plus it wasn't as HD as it was supposed to be.
Maybe the blu-ray will look better.
"The TOS Enterprise is no longer canon!" is probably echoing across Trekdom as we speak.
Yeah...right.
Yeah...right.
"The TOS Enterprise is no longer canon!" is probably echoing across Trekdom as we speak.
Yeah...right.
"Discovery takes place in an alternate timeline"
"It's not the prime timeline"
I cant wait for the die hards to now claim that Picard doesn't take place in the "true" timeline
They also forgot to turn the lights on.
Unfortunately a lot of things in DSC are poorly lit. 
You know, if they ever make new Trek in the era of the TOS crew movies, I imagine they'll make adjustments to the uniforms and update the ships.
In my "head canon," I imagine these conflicting looks as both simultaneously valid interpretations of an underlying "text."
In my "head canon," I imagine these conflicting looks as both simultaneously valid interpretations of an underlying "text."
