If you want better they should have stuck with DSC or Kelvin style.
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I guess it's like the JJprise in the first movie with its inward curving pylons that put the nacelles closer together than we were used to
No, adding something between the struts of the Miranda does not make it look like the California. Miranda has an enlarged rear section, a roll bar, and blocky nacelles on very short nacelle pylons.
Farragut’s secondary hull is embedded into the central saucer and can be hard to make out on the dark hull. Otherwise, the Farragut and Cali have a wide, circular saucer with long nacelle pylons holding long, roundish nacelles underneath. Booth look goofy.
Could that ship not exist in the PU? Or maybe looks different?
The Farragut?
I believe the intent is that it's the same ship Kirk served on before the Enterprise. It even uses the same registry number that is given in some non-canon sources, like the Encyclopedia.
I doubt Pike saving those kids changed the design of the ship.
If you're referring to the Farragut, it is the Prime Universe.
Perhaps the Farragut suffered extreme damage during its encounter with the dikironium cloud creature (TOS ep “Obsession”, DSC novel “Die Standing”). Its remains, like the saucer, were salvaged and quickly put into what we now know as the Farragut-class configuration.
You all hear Uhura's the Farragut?! from ST'09 when you read this thread, right? It's not just me.
I seem to remember a similar configuration, just reversed
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Yes, and her horribly mangled pronunciation of it.
Of course. Love that scene.
I just rewatched the scene. The officer assigning Uhura pronounces it ‘farra-good” good (like in good/bad). Uhura says “farra-gut” (gut like in stomach).
What is the ideal way to pronounce Farragut?
However Picard says it. WWPD obviously.
With a schwa in the final syllable.
All one has to do is watch "Obsession" to hear the correct pronunciation.
Or Generations.
I always thought it was:
Fair-e-got (said quickly)
Fair-e-got (said quickly)
Ah! I just looked up the ending of Generations on YouTube. Captain Picard pronounces Farragut. It sounds like something in-between -good and -gut, unless I am mistaking the schwa. Not sure I can duplicate that pronunciation but it is the Englander Sir Patrick Stewart, so it's gotta be correct.
I pronounce it Farragut. Which is the correct way.
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