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[The Wormhole]

Regarding Culber being on that supposed memorial wall, it should be noted he's listed there as a full Commander, a rank he was not promoted to until arriving in the 32nd century. If that is indeed a memorial wall, the implication would be that he's now dead.

Commodore would be RDML (Rear Admiral -- Lower Half).

The existence of Rear Admiral Lower Half has never been canonical in Star Trek, and given modern shows do feature Commodore as a rank, that is what Starfleet uses.

 

[Yistaan]

After the disaster that was losing James T. Kirk on his maiden voyage as an Enterprise captain I can see Harriman topping out as a Captain and not progressing to a flag officer's insignia. The stigma of the most revered hero in Starfleet dying on Harriman's first mission as 1701-B captain may have been more than enough to follow him for the rest of his career.

Strange New Worlds showed that Pike was promoted to Admiral anyway despite his bungling starting a seemingly unending war with the Romulans that cost FAR more lives than 1 person's. Tons of reasons Harriman might've stopped at Captain, including focusing on family like Riker or just wanting to stay in the chair like Kirk.

 

[Firebird]

I really hope Culber isn't dead in-universe by the time SFA begins. We don't need him dying again.

 

[StarTrek1701]

Jem'HaBoobs.

Because they needed boobs, because ... because of course.

I remember more than 20 years ago when nuBSG premiered quite a few fans on various forums were up in arms about an infiltrating human shaped Cylon was too damn sexy.
Good to see fandom still has that attitude alive for any form of female body representation.

Alright.

I've been a bit outspoken about my general disinterest in YA things (albeit with the important caveat that I fully recognize not everything is for me, which is fair).

But if this show looks as good in motion as it does in stillframe, holy damn, what a feast for the eyes it will be. Some sterling lighting and cinematography at play, here.

The sets are popping and the make up is top notch.
Apparently these are full physical sets and not part of The Volume.
The only complaint I have are the control panels are still a thing in the 32nd century.
They should have gone with Borg inspired neurological connectivity by that time.

Captains Carol Freeman, William Decker, Amina Ramsay, Sonya Gomez and John Harriman are on there. Ezri Dax is too but her rank is hidden.

In a thousand years there were no other great heroes in Starfleet besides ones we know of.

 

[Yistaan]

I really hope Culber isn't dead in-universe by the time SFA begins. We don't need him dying again.

Maybe his name is up there due to his presumed 23rd century death and even after his return Starfleet left it up there as a sick joke.

 

[The Wormhole]

Maybe his name is up there due to his presumed 23rd century death and even after his return Starfleet left it up there as a sick joke.

Except, as already noted earlier in this thread, it lists him as a full Commander, a rank he wasn't promoted to until he arrived in the 32nd century.

 

[Tuskin38]

In a thousand years there were no other great heroes in Starfleet besides ones we know of.

There's names on that wall that are also brand new.

 

[Danja]

The existence of Rear Admiral Lower Half has never been canonical in Star Trek, and given modern shows do feature Commodore as a rank, that is what Starfleet uses.

A Commodore is usually commanding a fleet of ships.

Starfleet is modeled upon the U.S. Navy. Judging by the U.S. Navy, the use of "Commodore" depends upon the posting (billet). Some billets use "Commodore," others use "Admiral."

It's a job title more than an actual rank (it's the equivalent of a Rear Admiral, Lower Half).

The sets are popping and the make up is top notch.
Apparently these are full physical sets and not part of The Volume.
The only complaint I have are the control panels are still a thing in the 32nd century.
They should have gone with Borg inspired neurological connectivity by that time.

We all know how THAT turned out.

***cough*** Frontier Day ***cough***

 

[The Wormhole]

A Commodore is usually commanding a fleet of ships.

Commodore Oh wasn't. Commodore Decker was only commanding one ship. Commodore Stone was in command of a base. Commodore Stocker had no command experience. Commodore Forrest had a desk job on Earth, Commodore Paris a desk job at Yorktown. All of this is canonical.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Commodore Oh wasn't. Commodore Decker was only commanding one ship. Commodore Stone was in command of a base. Commodore Stocker had no command experience. Commodore had a desk job on Earth, Commodore Paris a desk job at Yorktown. All of this is canonical.

Yep. It's just a rank. A person with that rank can be in various positions.

 

[fireproof78]

a thousand years there were no other great heroes in Starfleet besides ones we know of

Just like pop culture really ceases to be known for anything outside of Shakespeare in the 24th century.

 

[The Wormhole]

Just like pop culture really ceases to be known for anything outside of Shakespeare in the 24th century.

Well, Shakespeare and 1940s detective stories.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Well, Shakespeare and 1940s detective stories.

And Jazz

 

[Mudd]

'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy' first look welcomes cadets, Paul Giamatti's alien (exclusive)

'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy' is in session! EW's exclusive first look reveals a new generation of cadets, Paul Giamatti's alien transformation, and returning 'Trek' veterans.

ew.com

FIRST LOOK!

 

[Lord Garth]

That's not true at all. Remember the J'naii?

I knew someone was going to come up with something... There's a time to nitpick and a time not to nitpick. When I'm speaking out in support of there being Jem'Hadar who are women, I think it's better to simply just agree with it. The sentiment is I'm in favor of what SFA is doing.

I am pro-SFA.

 

[Ovation]

There's a time to nitpick and a time not to nitpick.

Have you met Star Trek fans?

 

[Daedalus]

honestly the most exciting thing for me is the apparent Jem'hadar lmao

Edit:

Wait, that Jem'hadar has a the Klingon insignia on their uniform pattern

Ah, she chose the KDF faction in her STO playthrough. Good for her

Buxom lady Jem’Hadar was definitely the most interesting element! I’ll take any scraps of justice for DS9.

I’ve been thoroughly disinterested by the mere thought of this show, but it looks rather stunning visually and I’ll definitely give it a shot in the hope that it’s a pleasant surprise. Reno and the Doctor ought to have a delightful interplay at the very least.

It does look really good, i'll give them that.

A trailer would be welcome in the next few weeks.

 

[Paul755]

Commodore Oh wasn't. Commodore Decker was only commanding one ship. Commodore Stone was in command of a base. Commodore Stocker had no command experience. Commodore Forrest had a desk job on Earth, Commodore Paris a desk job at Yorktown. All of this is canonical.

Commodore LaForge runs/ran a museum.

 

[Lord Garth]

Regarding Culber being on that supposed memorial wall, it should be noted he's listed there as a full Commander, a rank he was not promoted to until arriving in the 32nd century. If that is indeed a memorial wall, the implication would be that he's now dead.

I hope not. But unfortunately, I can't argue with that.

I really hope Culber isn't dead in-universe by the time SFA begins. We don't need him dying again.

We normally don't seem to agree about much but, at the very least, we agree about this.

 

[Lord Garth]

Idle Speculation Only: Now that Burnham is working more directly under Kovich, I think Discovery is on super top-secret Red Directive missions on a regular basis. Maybe that's pretty much all they do now.

I bet Reno decided, "This isn't for me," and that's why she transferred to being an instructor or staff member at Starfleet Academy.