Or transferred to another ship. Taking leave. Teaching at the academy.
If McCoy had more seniority, time in grade, etc. That's how the chain works.Only question is why would he go from CMO to just working under Bones many years later. Seems like a demotion.
Only question is why would he go from CMO to just working under Bones many years later. Seems like a demotion.
They are irrelevant to the story.Are we talking about Dr. M'Benga now without even getting into what happened to Boyce and Piper? I'd imagine Boyce might have a thing or two to say about what Pike learned on Boreth.
What do we need (emphasis added) to add to this story? Boyce served his role very well but his absence doesn't automatically mean anything other than a transfer or retirement. Piper, likewise, does not mandate an appearance, whether I care about him or not. Does it serve the story is the larger question, not whether or not past character I care about appear in this show.I think I we do need to find out about Boyce. I don't think anyone cares about Piper. He should have had a drink with Kirk or something to make us care about him.
Yes, but who wants a warm martini?I think I we do need to find out about Boyce. I don't think anyone cares about Piper. He should have had a drink with Kirk or something to make us care about him.
Based upon what exactly? The general impression I get is that they want Pike as the grounding point and the rest to be newer cast members and crew. Now, I could be wrong, and certainly if Boyce showing up makes sense in the story being told then I'm all for it. But Boyce doesn't get grandfathered in because he was in "The Cage" and offered Pike a martini. That doesn't past muster in my book.Boyce and Pike seemed like close friends so it seems they would want to explore that in some fashion. Also it makes sense to me that if he has told anyone about his glimpse into the future it was likely Boyce.
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