• Welcome! The TrekBBS is the number one place to chat about Star Trek with like-minded fans.
    If you are not already a member then please register an account and join in the discussion!

"What If...?"

If Sisko had been stranded with Voyager instead of Janeway, he would have punched Neelix's lights out in the first episode, instead of tolerating his treasonous behavior on the (dry) planet and kicked him off the ship. He would have likely done the same with the Caretaker (he's not afraid of powerful beings). In fact, the Caretaker would have likely sent the ship back to the Alpha Quadrant for fear of another "meeting " with Sisko. It would have been a one-episode series.:D
 
Someone would had the Security chief early on. It may mean Eddington wouldn't have come aboard (he came because Starfleet wasn't thrilled with Odo's style). There would be no boogeyman for Sisko
Starfleet did assign George Primmin to be the Starfleet Chief of Security on the station in the first season. Perhaps without a Bajoran Security Chief of Odo's caliber, Sisko decides to keep separate Security Chiefs for the Starfleet and Bajoran Security forces, then by the third season, maybe Primmin gets transferred and/or promoted resulting in Eddington coming over anyway.
 
If Sisko had been stranded with Voyager instead of Janeway, he would have punched Neelix's lights out in the first episode, instead of tolerating his treasonous behavior on the (dry) planet and kicked him off the ship. He would have likely done the same with the Caretaker (he's not afraid of powerful beings). In fact, the Caretaker would have likely sent the ship back to the Alpha Quadrant for fear of another "meeting " with Sisko. It would have been a one-episode series.:D

No. Sisko would have understood that Neelix still didn't know them at the time and would have seen the value of keeping Neelix on without Kes asking. After all, Sisko was the one who asked Quark to stay on in The Emissary. I'm sure Kira had told him what kind of scoundrel he was.

As for the caretaker array, Sisko was more of an operations/engineer person than a scientist. He could have found a way to destroy the array. Sisko wouldn't have gotten aggressive with the Caretake, and the caretaker could have handed him easily.
 
What if...

Voyager was destroyed defending the Caretaker's array, and the survivors combine aboard the Maquis ship? Captain Chakotay with First Officer Janeway.

Commander Kruge murdered Saavik instead of David?

Picard accepted Louis' offer to work on Project Atlantis and he had stayed home at Chateau Picard?

Odo was discovered by the Romulans and was a Tal Shiar agent?
 
Remember how Sisko dealt with the Maquis? He blew one of their ships up and was prepared to do the same to the second one before Edington stopped him with a tactical move. I can imagine how he would have dealt with the Kazons or the Vidians for that matter... People would quickly have learned to give Voyager a very wide berth. That would have been quite an uneventful journey.
 
What if...?

Spock became captain of the Enterprise after Pike and commanded the entire five-year mission instead of Kirk. (Kirk was on another ship).
 
WHAT IT the Starfleet advanced propulsion system projects actually bore fruit and were adopted?

Warp Drive is supplemented with Spore Drive, and later a working transwarp based off of the recovered Borg wreckage from First Contact is deployed.

How would that change the storytelling dynamic?

And what if Genesis actually WORKED? And instead of a conflict with Kruge and the Klingons over it, it ushers in a new era of cooperation?
 
What if Janeway decided against killing Tuvix?

What if the Enterprise crew was unable to save Picard from the Borg?

What if Picard successfully destroyed the Enterprise-E and the gang had to live on Earth in the past?

What if Worf's parent's survived and he was raised on a Klingon world?

What if Q gave all the heroes' pets sentience and Spot, Porthos, Grudge, Christina, Number One, and I-Chaya have to join forces across time and space to defeat Kruge's "Monster Dog" who has possession of the Genesis Device.
 
What if instead of pretending that Stewart was French (which is a really hard sell) they either made his character English or hired a French actor to play the part?

I mean he's French like the Pope is Bolshevik...
The 1990s called, they want their hot takes back.
 
What if the mirror universe character simply replaced their prime universe counterparts?

What if Harry Kim did not turn down Seven of Nine?

What if the Romulan supernova was the Klingon supernova instead? And Remus exploded instead of Praxis?
 
What if another species did first contact with the humans when the Pheonix first broke the warp barrier say it was an Andorian ship or even Ferangi ho would earth or the federation have evolved.
 
What if another species did first contact with the humans when the Pheonix first broke the warp barrier say it was an Andorian ship or even Ferangi ho would earth or the federation have evolved.

What if it was Pakled, the Pakled ship?
 
I can see that:

Pakled envoy: Go fast and get things to make you go.

Cochrane: Hi.

PE: You strong!

C: You're from another world.

Pe: You smart!

C: How you doin'?

Pe: We look for things.

C: Ok.

Pe: Things to make us go.

C: right.

....
And none of them
has a big enough helmet to create an alliance with the humans
:(
 
What if another species did first contact with the humans when the Pheonix first broke the warp barrier say it was an Andorian ship or even Ferangi ho would earth or the federation have evolved.
Or the Klingons. :klingon:
Earth becomes a "protectorate" of the Empire, exploi..... I mean, "partnered with," for its many resources under the oversight of a wise Klingon military governor. In exchange, the humans benefit from the rich culture and fine cuisine of the Klingons, protection from alien invasions, and opportunities for glorious adventure in the Klingon Defense Force. :shifty:

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Kor
 
Or the Klingons. :klingon:
Earth becomes a "protectorate" of the Empire, exploi..... I mean, "partnered with," for its many resources under the oversight of a wise Klingon military governor. In exchange, the humans benefit from the rich culture and fine cuisine of the Klingons, protection from alien invasions, and opportunities for glorious adventure in the Klingon Defense Force. :shifty:

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Hahahahahaha! :guffaw:That's so much like one of those NK propaganda Cartoons (I guess that's what it's modelled after?), complete with creepy little girls singing some deceptively upbeat song. Very well animated too.
Though since when do the Klingons allow lowly tribute species into their Empiral Fleet? Or did I misunderstand and we'd just have the "honour" of being cannon fodder in battles? Or maybe serve as living "stress-balls" to our Klingon masters Benevolent Leaders?
Thanks for posting that! I'm only gonna watch it five more times....today.

fine cuisine of the Klingons
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! :barf:
 
If you are not already a member then please register an account and join in the discussion!

Sign up / Register


Back
Top