Hell, that goes back to 1966. "The Naked Time(TOS)."
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Hell, that goes back to 1966. "The Naked Time(TOS)."
Poor Joe.
All he wanted to do was spread butter on toast.
No ice cream for Joe.
"The Conscience of the King" stops the episode cold for a musical performance by Nichelle Nichols.I call it the "Let's Have Celia Gooding Sing!" episode.
Not spoken here.I could buy "Those Old Scientists" (Alternate dimension? Nothing new for Trek.)
Going from animated to live action? That's a new wrinkle on the concept.
And to think a certain section of the fandom is singing Terry Matalas's praises BECAUSE he brought back Berman-era Trek.
Yep, wonderful.I call it the "Let's Have Celia Gooding Sing!" episode.
I call it "Goddamn but I love Chapel" - there've been twenty of those episodes, so far.
You mean the quarters she shares with 3 other Cadets and she sleeps in a bed tube (only way I can describe it.) - See SNW S1 Ep. 3 Ghosts of IllyriaBut in SNW 'cadet' Uhura's quarters are a mansion compared to Picard's quarters on the ENT-D or ENT-E
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Yeah, you may want to actually WATCH the episode for proper context, but given you don't even know the number of actual episodes TOS aired, your attention to such details seems lacking.
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You taking things way too personal on there, broheim.
Or maybe I don't give a rats ass how many episodes TOS had cuz that wasn't the point of the conversation.
Perhaps you should go back and watch TNG: Relics before you jump back into this conversation.
Scotty thought Kirk was still alive. Anything he said is suspect after his brain was scrambled for that long in the pattern buffer. As said above, "details".
Scotty's 75 years in a pattern buffer made anything Dr. M'Benga did with his sick daughter look like a few minutes by comparison.
Because he would be until Generations retconned it.
Nah, lazy retconning, which I hate very much.
How is it "lazy"?
Taking this a bit personally ir seems.
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I'm seeing a troubling amount of leading zeroes...
BnB produces TNG: Relics, or at least under them, release date: Oct 10, 1992
BnB produces TNG: Generations, release date: Nov 18, 1994
They didnt even care for their own writing within just over two years.
So yeah, that's lazy.
KEK. Yeah it does seem like that, I hate internal inconsistencies a lot though I'm trying to learn to live with them lolTaking this a bit personally ir seems.
To be fair, when Generations was first written the guests aboard the Enterprise-B were the main TOS triad of Kirk/Spock/McCoy. It was only when Leonard & De passed on the opportunity to attend the "death" of Bill's character - and it was given to Jimmy & Walter - that line from Relics became an issue... and for most of the audience in the cinema, something they'd probably not even be aware of.
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Missing an obscure line of dialogue from years previous because you haven't memorized everything you've ever done as you're racing to write a complicated script with way too many production notes and restrictions as you also write the series finale while the specific character you wrote that line for is recast last minute without any rewrites isn't any definition of lazy.
