So why is Kirk on ice there?
Why does Daystrom have Kirk's body?
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So why is Kirk on ice there?
To set up the Unification short
Oh, and also the Prime Directive. Imagine the locals finding an alien skeleton buried in the desert.
But I think the wheels were beginning to turn on that OTOY short. Just look at Wesley's cameo in Picard season 2, which references Prodigy season 2 which was also years away at the time.
But I think the wheels were beginning to turn on that OTOY short. Just look at Wesley's cameo in Picard season 2, which references Prodigy season 2 which was also years away at the time.
There are no locals. Data states that Veridian III is uninhabited.
Veridian IV is though, it'd be equivalent to finding bones on Mars.
I don't think anyone would mind if we did find bones on Mars he's a good doctor.
But yes we find bones what's the problem?
The Veridians probably won't be out into space until after the Federation already imploded so who cares?
The Prime Directive? Riker and Geordi talk about it with regards to the Enterprise saucer they recovered.
Trek has warp drive the thing people need to be welcomed into the galactic community, which is quite far from next planet over.
Trek has warp drive the thing people need to be welcomed into the galactic community, which is quite far from next planet over.
According to Geordi, that was the whole reason the Enterprise's saucer was recovered from Veridian III. Even novels written in the 90s reflected this, though they had the saucer dismantled rather than moved off the planet's surface.The Veridians probably won't be out into space until after the Federation already imploded so who cares?
How did we ever end up in a world where the "Shatnerverse" novels were more logical than onscreen material?
Novels take more time and care to thread the needle of continuity with the colored thread of fan service.
Ghoulish creeps run the place.
Right next to the Genesis II torpedo.
I didn't care. I was giddy over what it implied for what could come later. The why was the last thing I cared about. It healed a lot of wounds, just as bringing back Data healed the end of Nemesis. It let me soften my view of TNG from intense dislike to something palatable - even made me revisit and appreciate the first 3 and a half seasons before I got bored and gave up.
I didn't care. I was giddy over what it implied for what could come later. The why was the last thing I cared about. It healed a lot of wounds, just as bringing back Data healed the end of Nemesis. It let me soften my view of TNG from intense dislike to something palatable - even made me revisit and appreciate the first 3 and a half seasons before I got bored and gave up.
And the vampire tribble or whatever that was
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