It really doesn't. Shaw was not meant to be on the front lines. He was on simple exploration tasks within the Federation and such. Shaw may have even been managing his trauma to a certain extent, even if not perfectly, which is the truth in mental health treatment, as there is no cure (thus far). Then he gets shoved in to a completely ridiculous situation, comes face to face with the face (pun slightly intended) of the source of the trauma. And instead of being able to command his ship his way he is countermanded at every turn. He lacked control and was backed in to a corner. How the hell could Starfleet predict all those factors?
Highly recommend watching DS9.
That's a stuntman playing Gowron in this shot isn't it? Because he really doesn't look like Robert O'Reilly.DS9 S07E22 Tacking Into the Wind
Yes, it said that in the end credits.
Which one future or present?
Future obv
Like Worf actually ever killed anyone on TNG XD.
Given how badly Wolf 359 traumatized Starfleet in general leading to its arms build up still going on 30 years after the event....
*stares in Duras*
I'm pretty sure everyone's killed a Duras at some point in their lives.It hardly counts.
I wasn't aware there were rules to this game.
Captain Archer was the first Starfleet officer to kill one.
I agree. It perhaps suffered at the time from impossible expectations - although actually it was really well received at the time, except for "Picard is now a robot". But I think people have come to terms with that now. It's certainly the most complete and consistent story.
