Didn't it go bankrupt?Imagine.
Good movie studio. Ron Howard is the man.

Didn't it go bankrupt?Imagine.
Good movie studio. Ron Howard is the man.

Visually picture Chapter 11 proceedings
Imagine all the people.
imagine if visuals were canon lol
lolImagine all the people.

Ok I jumped right to the part you mentioned and love his answers. I should watch the whole thing though. We were lucky to get him as Scotty.This requires some patience as it's a pretty long interview, but Martin Quinn is so down to earth and relaxed throughout, and at around 11:00 he gives the best possible answers to the Martin's Scotty and James Doohan's Scotty differences in accent, appearance and age.

No.imagine if there was the full 10 episodes in strange new worlds season 5 instead of the 6 episodes

That happened with a Trinidadian friend of mine as well as my British sister-in-law. I hope neither felt they had to adapt, though my sister-in-law made a joke of it whenever----and ONLY whenever--she talked to her mother in a crowd.The logic of Scott's accent diminishing over years in an environment where almost everyone he interacts with speaks with American accents is good. I've seen that happen with people, as well as experienced it in myself.
One of my daughters has lived in the UK since the early part of the century, first in London and now in Derry. I wouldn't say she speaks in a British or Irish accent, but she definitely no longer sounds at all like an American raised in Maryland.
When my granddaughter spends several weeks in Maryland, her Irish accent fades some. And of course snaps back to her normal almost immediately back home.
This stuff is mostly unconscious picking up of behavioral cues from the social setting you're navigating, IMO.
It's called code switching.When my granddaughter spends several weeks in Maryland, her Irish accent fades some. And of course snaps back to her normal almost immediately back home.
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