That's the sole reason Gene considered the movie apocryphal!
(Totally joking, but good example to show me the error of my thinking, totally forgot about that)
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 1x03 - "The End is the Beginning"
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(Totally joking, but good example to show me the error of my thinking, totally forgot about that)
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Looks taller and thinner. NOT CANON!
There was Romulan Ale in A New Hope?
In the flashback scene to fourteen years prior, Picard's voice seems stronger. So is Stewart affecting the weaker-sounding voice in the "present-day" parts? I thought his voice actually was getting a little weaker in recent years (as discussed in some other threads).
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Spock should've had a pair of Ray-Bans in TMP, that Vulcan sun is a killer on the eyes.
Vulcan mascara was designed to reflect direct sunlight, obviously. No shades neededSpock should've had a pair of Ray-Bans in TMP, that Vulcan sun is a killer on the eyes.
Or Commodore D'Oh who is always making mistakes.
Speaking of that, they actually go to Nimbus III in the novel. Romulans now control it completely
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Hell, after 3 episodes on earth; They never ONCE showed us a toilet (or a bathroom) in Dahj's apartment OR Picard's Villa estate, OR Starfleet Command. Maybe they NO LONGER EXIST anywhere in the 24th century...
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Hell, after 3 episodes on earth; They never ONCE showed us a toilet (or a bathroom) in Dahj's apartment OR Picard's Villa estate, OR Starfleet Command. Maybe they NO LONGER EXIST anywhere in the 24th century...
Something happens to the transporters, humanity is in trouble!
No - Spock was only temporarily blinded BECAUSE he had the eyelid wile being exposed to MASSIVE amounts of artificial sunlight to destroy a parasitic creature in TOS S1 - "Operation Annihilate" . Had the eyelid not existed - he would have been permanently blind after that treatment.
Yes, and he thought he was blind because the inner eyelid was blocking his vision. It would therefore be logical that Vulcans would not want to be temporarily blinded every time the sun got in their eyes, and thus would wear sunglasses just as humans do for the same reason.
Maybe they were a fashion statement, or they were there to hide her eyes from Jurarti? I know we get wrapped up in some silly shit here, but the sunglasses really take the nerd cake.
It just wouldn’t be logical for a Vulcan to wear them. Just feels like a mistake to me. Like her commodore pips which were crooked in that scene.
I'm not sure if an argument is super strong if one has to refer to an episode of Enterprise to back it up.
And for all we know Oh just might have a drinking problem or a severe case of migraine
Heck, over on the "JL" thread, people are citing a deleted scene from NEMESIS as proof that PICARD got something wrong.
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