Indeed, Rod, indeed.
More than that, the word crime (yes, I have the police standing by) of misusing canon for continuity.
The Constitution classes are all canon. Nothing has changed.
Edit: Ninja'd by Ye Old Mixer-a-lot.
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More than that, the word crime (yes, I have the police standing by) of misusing canon for continuity.
The Constitution classes are all canon. Nothing has changed.
Edit: Ninja'd by Ye Old Mixer-a-lot.
Yep. Yep indeed, HotRod. I find it no small coincidence that I have learned to enjoy, cultivate, and afford a damn good liquor bar before I got the nerve to join a Trek board.
They are all canon. They never were not. Continuity gets a little confusing, but eh. If it didnt people would find something else to replace that argument with.
Yes! So we finally have an answer for how the Enterprise-D could fit through the doors of Spacedock - the TNG Spacedock is not the original Spacedock! It ended up here!
I think it is. And not to mention, there's an NX class refit with an engineering hull in the back of that shot!
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Some said it was especially the STD fans. Yup all the original series episodes happened and looked as they were filmed. Ah finally all is back to normal.
They literally had stock footage from The Cage on Discovery. It was never not canon.
You know, I almost hated seeing the New Jersey because I just knew it would reignite this asinine "RealConnie" debate. But that's on me that I let it annoy me so much. But no, I'm not gonna let that stupid debate ruin the joy I had at seeing all those old ships. I love the old look and I love the new look and they're both canon.
I've gotta ask, what's with the increasingly huge amounts of space between what you're quoting and your reply?
Who? When?
This is a nonstarter argument. Of course it happened. It's like Hamlet. Do people struggle with imagining Denmark when watching a stage play vs. a film or do they roll with the verisimilitude of the story presented?
I don't know. My phone is messed up.
You know, with everything that's changed in the past 14 years, I'm glad mentioning Richard Robau on the TrekBBS is still a good way to generate some cheap heat.
There is no debate any longer. The TOS 60s connie is solidly back in canon. The New Jersey must have been the ship Picard mentioned to Scotty in relics. That means the interior is TOS to. Ah the debate is finally over.
It never left.
It was never not canon. That's the point. Why is that such an impossible concept?
Others said it was not part of canon and that TOS visual canon no longer existed. But it officially does again.
So because some jackass told you it wasn't canon, you took it as some official word?
This is like the Middle Ages and monks going "how many angels can dance on the head of a pin?"
It's nonsensical from the start.
I think maybe it's about certain people constantly saying that we'll never ever see the TOS designs again because it's (insert current year) and none of that would work with 'modern' audiences. But the same argument these 'changelings' always bring up, that the consistent appearances in TNG, DS9, and ENT were just brief eastereggs and would not work in a full show, still applies to this very brief appearance. Not that I agree with them, I'm part of the 'continuum', but this appearance is so much shorter than those others were.
That was always another starbase somewhere else
Well in that case, Voyager travelled to the big bang, and onto a xmas tree!
None of which has anything to do with canon status.
Back to ships..
Why woud the bounty still have a cloak?
Is it an old faithful .. Cloaks on the hour ever hour. ?
Why woud the bounty still have a cloak?
Is it an old faithful .. Cloaks on the hour ever hour. ?
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