That ended with "Where No Man Has Gone Before(TOS)."
Meh, that's why I stopped watching Star Trek after that episode. Waste of time.
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Meh, that's why I stopped watching Star Trek after that episode. Waste of time.
Real Trek died in December of 1964. I want Trek with paper clipboards or else it's not Gene's Vision!!
If they ain't breakin' the time barrier, I ain't watchin'.
Yeah I misread the page. Most of those instances of where I said Contagion should be WSHL.
The writers room guideline about only the Enterprise having a letter was in effect from Season 1 onwards, before WSHL was written. The writer of WSHL wasn't aware of it, and apparently it wasn't caught on any script review.
Mike had made new decals for WSHL while working on the model being used in Contagion, but a scene showing the ship was cut from the script during pre-production of the episode so he never applied them, only for it to be added again later without him knowing. Which is probably for the best, as it would have contradicted Riker reading out the registry.
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Star Trek.com posted news about a new StarTrek Picard Audio Drama No Man's Land .Michelle Hurd and Jeri Ryan recorded it and it takes place after the season one finale and before season 2.You're going to find out more about the Fenis Rangers and a new Romulan war lord causing trouble during emergency evacuation of a planet. an comes out on February 22 and you can pre order it from Audible.I hope Simon&Schuster will have it come out on cd to listen too.
I wondered about No Man's land being cannon too since Kirsten Beyer wrote this story and it takes between seasons one and two Trekmovie has an article about John Delancie talking about his reprising of his Q role and being different character than when he appeared in the original TNG series. I re-watched All Good things and I wonder how the story ties into season 2 of Picard.
I’d guess it won’t be canon but would possibly be considered part of the series's backstory by production staff, along with the PIC Countdown comic and the backstory snippets that featured in the museum thing that was on display in a few places before the start of season 1.
My guess is that, like all “extended universe” stuff (novels, comic books, etc), it’s considered an addition to canon until TV canon actively contradicts it.
It won't be. But I am impressed it's been four days since this news broke before this question was asked. Usually that gets done within four minutes.
Like everything else, it's canon till it isn't.
Not being part of the actual show, it probably isn't.
He'll probably play yet another Soong.
Dweezil Soong.
He'll probably play yet another Soong.
He'll play Alton Brown Soong, who hosts a cooking show for androids.
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