Are you shilling for him or something? If he really doesn't need the attention, then stop!
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 2x09 - "Hide and Seek"
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Are you aware of ENTERPRISE INCIDENTS with Scott and Steve?
Every episode is discussed in detail plus behind the scenes and many directors of the original series interviewed.
It seems Shatner was not the bad person he is claimed to be according to the directors.
I should point out these episodes can be listened to instead of being watched and also they SOLVE the
Khan/Chekov problem neatly.
Doesn't need to be solved. It's flatly ignored by fans because TWOK is the greatest.
Stay consistent Trek fans!
You know, the more I think of this, the more of the heebie-jeebies I get. 
Shatner definitely does not deserve the hate that was thrown at him and still is (like Takei's taunts in regards to his recent spaceflight), but one can notice from just even his current twitter that he can be a bit overly defensive at times. And that's fine, we all are to some degree, but unfortunately I think his opponents over the years have built those aspects into something else entirely so they can take shots at him.
That's probably the Wrath of Khan inconsistency that gets brought up the most though! But it's very easy to solve so there's not much to complain about there. Chekov didn't work on the bridge in season 1. Done.
Interesting.
So, an inconsistency that can be worked out by fans is acceptable in TWOK? Fascinating.
The solution is proved as I mentioned above. PROVED
Actually not in a fan film. Its CANON proof.
An inconsistency that can be worked out by me is acceptable in anything. For me.
Actually that's not always true, as if a scene is trying to invoke a certain emotion and my brain's still in 'processing plot hole, please wait...' mode, then it's not going to work.
Fan fiction can be written, spoken, radio play or art.
Not in the film=not canon, therefor fan fiction or fan interpretation or head canon, if you prefer.
There is no proof to be had here.
Interesting. And fascinating.
Yes, indeed.
clue:stardates
It always amused me that these torpedos have much less explosive power than an atomic bomb from the 1940s.
Stardates are not consistent.
Fan conjecture then. Not proof. Perhaps a very well worked out hypothesis.
We were specifically told in an earlier episode that Yvette was on medication for her condition but had stopped taking those meds on that last tragic day. So there was no aversion to doctors or to treatment, in general. She did what a lot of people who struggle with mental illness do - stopped taking her meds because she felt better, and then spiralled because it was the meds that were making her feel better. All those flashbacks we saw were of a single day. On that day, Yvette was off her meds. She spiralled into a manic episode while playing hide and seek with Jean Luc, took him down to the tunnels to play there, but he got stuck and she ran off. Maurice found them and had to drag Yvette out screaming, because she was so lost in her delusion that she could no longer distinguish reality from fantasy. He locked her into a room for that one night, because in that moment she was a danger to herself and others. Nothing in the story says that he wouldn't have sought help for her in the morning - it seems almost certain that he would, based on what we know. He just wanted them all to get through the night first. But while he was asleep, Yvette persuaded Jean Luc to open the door and then used the opportunity to take her own life.
A sad but true happenstance that is unfortunately consistent with reality.
I don't recall this part actually.
Which bit? The information was scattered through the season, you have to piece it together, but all the pieces are there.
