See?
No pun intended.
No pun intended.
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Yerah,
And don't forget in that particular TAS episode "The Counter-Clock Incident", the Aliens have ships capable of Warp 36 (no, not a typo), so yeah if someone REALLY wants to harp on the episode's 'canonicity'; that would make the ENTIRE BERMAN TREK ERA NON-CANONICAL, as TNG and subsequent Trek series stated WARP 10 was the fastest warp speed possible.
Wasn't that later retconned in some of the tie in media as the result of a recalibration of the warp scales, too? The Farenheit vs Celsius vs Kelvin of Warp Scales, as it were.
Oh, absolutely. It's not been my intention to discuss the character outside of spoiler areas at all, but it seems to have spilled over.
Obviously in that case it's time to break out the Who Framed Roger Rabbit technology...
Edit: If Mariner and Boimer show up in Picard they'd better look a lot like Mariner and Boimler, I care considerably less about characters from TAS, because... it has certain issues.
Didn't a recent panel show how the cast would look in uniform?
And don't forget in that particular TAS episode "The Counter-Clock Incident", the Aliens have ships capable of Warp 36 (no, not a typo), so yeah if someone REALLY wants to harp on the episode's 'canonicity'; that would make the ENTIRE BERMAN TREK ERA NON-CANONICAL, as TNG and subsequent Trek series stated WARP 10 was the fastest warp speed possible.
There's also that episode referencing a millionaire which I hope to God remains non-canon.
If it's STD, it's canon. And it's "billionaire."
And don't forget in that particular TAS episode "The Counter-Clock Incident", the Aliens have ships capable of Warp 36 (no, not a typo), so yeah if someone REALLY wants to harp on the episode's 'canonicity'; that would make the ENTIRE BERMAN TREK ERA NON-CANONICAL, as TNG and subsequent Trek series stated WARP 10 was the fastest warp speed possible.
Different warp scales.
^^^
NEVER stated onscreen in ANY Berman era Trek series.
Nonono those were the "Ore-ee-ons", totally different.
No but it MUST be true. TOS exceeds Warp 10 a couple of times, while TNG (except the last episode) and VOY establish Warp 10 as infinite speed. So, different warp scales.
And don't forget in that particular TAS episode "The Counter-Clock Incident", the Aliens have ships capable of Warp 36 (no, not a typo), so yeah if someone REALLY wants to harp on the episode's 'canonicity'; that would make the ENTIRE BERMAN TREK ERA NON-CANONICAL, as TNG and subsequent Trek series stated WARP 10 was the fastest warp speed possible.
If you're gonna go that fast, darn tootin' you'll need hyperwarp goggles!
I'll go Warp 36 and wear goggles for some contraband that's bright colors!
Is it infinite speed, or do you simultaneously occupy every square millimetre of space? I suppose it doesn't matter at that point.
Both are the same thing, actually.
From ludicrous speed to plaid!
OR TOS is CANON - TNG et al aren't...
(IF you're going to argue/claim canonicity - you need to back it up with a line from one of the Trek series or films...that's the way 'canon' is argued.
)Here - say it with me: YATI (not IDIC) = "Yet Another Trek Inconsistency"
( https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=YATI <-- See the second entry on this link.)
YATI IS the ONE constant throughout the entirety of the Star Trek 'Franchise'.
I'm hoping that if Adrian Holmes' portrayal of April is widely accepted that they do a one-off direct to streaming Captain April prequel movie. Show us the very first mission of the NCC-1701.
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