A part Borg, a math prodigy, and a Romulan sword master who never lies, and all of them with Traveler mojo... I see a show in that. Maybe somewhere between Lower Decks and Prodigy.
What is your personal head canon?
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Reminds me of a joke that was said during 'The Rat Pack' show (had Jeffrey Combs, Casey Biggs, Vaughn Armstrong, and Nana Visitor) last night at the TREK convention in Orlando. (I'm currently at the final part of the convention now... decided to do this instead of DragonCon this year for various reasons.)
A Ferengi, a Vorta, and an Andorian walk into a bar.
The bartender says, "What'll you have, Mr. Combs?"
A Ferengi, a Vorta, and an Andorian walk into a bar.
The bartender says, "What'll you have, Mr. Combs?"
More like a 3× person RPG Party.
You have the Oldest Son who is the Wacky "Time & Space Mage" in Wesley Crusher, who also happens to be a Science & Tech Genius on top of that.
You have the Middle Son who is the Charming "Thief & Healer Rogue" in Jack Crusher, who also happens to be a decent Phaser Slinger & Decent in Close-Range combat
You have the Youngest Son who is the Honorable, Brave Romulan Monk Swordsman who is Honest to a fault & joined StarFleet, so he's a Sword Wielding Jack of All Trades Combat Specialist.
The only thing you're missing is a Tank & Engineer for the party, but if you can do a "Live-Action Rok-Tahk", you'd have a Scientist Tank.
Add in Jankom Pog for Live-Action, than you have the Engineer.
Together, the 5x of them can go on Wacky Adventures & Quests together like a RPG Party.
Someone greenlight a book series or something.
So, not everyone will agree with me on this.....
TrekLit was my headcanon for the longest time. Star Trek Picard of course changed all of that.
However, part of me still considers it canon. That Picard is some sort of alt timeline and the events in TrekLit are the actual continuation of the stories of these crews. Up until Coda.
Again, I know better. Trust me. I don't give a shit about canon and Prime Timeline and all that bullshit, I simply enjoy Star Trek. I also understand how the rules work.
TrekLit was my headcanon for the longest time. Star Trek Picard of course changed all of that.
However, part of me still considers it canon. That Picard is some sort of alt timeline and the events in TrekLit are the actual continuation of the stories of these crews. Up until Coda.
Again, I know better. Trust me. I don't give a shit about canon and Prime Timeline and all that bullshit, I simply enjoy Star Trek. I also understand how the rules work.
A Number One topic indeed. Or, as Data might explain, when you
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I'm the same way. I like the novels Strangers From the Sky and Federation better than the movie First Contact (although I also enjoy the movie), so those are still the versions of Vulcan first contact and Zephram Cochrane's bio that live in my headcanon.
I know what you mean. For me, Diane Duane's Spock's World and The Romulan Way will always represent the definitive version of Vulcan and Romulan history.
That's basically what I assume, Family Guy even portrayed how that would work.
Pee IS stored in the balls. Testicles are ejected from the body like lifeboats, then new ones are replicated to replace them.
Former US Coast Guard Petty Officer here-
In the olden days of wooden ships and iron men, sailors often "did there business" through openings in the bulkhead towards the bow of the ship, where the breaking waves would wash any remnants off the hull and into the water.
This part of the ship was also known as the "head" of the ship.
I know a lot of people love it, but I despise the novel Federation. I read it back when it was first released, and the part at the end when Kirk sees the "future" ship E-D and immediately orders the screen and sensors to a low resolution, it completely tore me out of the story. I know the writer's in-universe reason, but I thought it was complete BS.
Mind you, that wasn't my only problem with the novel, but it was the biggest.
Yeah, that's what I call fanwank.
I've got to respect the Reeves-Stephens, but I was disappointed with their output.
if you can't do a little fanwank in a novel that tells the life story of Zephram Cochrane, spans 100 years of Trek history, and features Kirk's Enterprise "meeting" Picard's Enterprise, what are you even doing it for?
I'm aware of that, mister. And now, you must be made aware that a particularly gigantic angry mutated one speaks with the furious voice of Mark Levin, at least in my media mashups.
Well, yeah, he qualifies as a hairy gonad that's empty on the inside.
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