Why is Captain Picard wearing a pair of jeans and a badly photoshopped jumper? and where's his com-badge?
Why is Captain Picard wearing a pair of jeans and a badly photoshopped jumper? and where's his com-badge?
And why does he appear so well endowed?
Why is Captain Picard wearing a pair of jeans and a badly photoshopped jumper? and where's his com-badge?
And why does he appear so well endowed?
Why is Captain Picard wearing a pair of jeans and a badly photoshopped jumper? and where's his com-badge?
And why does he appear so well endowed?
I just want to say how wasteful I think it is that they had to go and blow up a Sovereign class starship to get that photo for the cover, to say nothing of the innocent millions who were killed to get the bombed-out city photo for A Singular Destiny.
I just want to say how wasteful I think it is that they had to go and blow up a Sovereign class starship to get that photo for the cover, to say nothing of the innocent millions who were killed to get the bombed-out city photo for A Singular Destiny.
Does that mean the E-E will be destroyed in this novel?
And why does he appear so well endowed?
Does that mean the E-E will be destroyed in this novel?
I suppose if they've been allowed to kill off Janeway in the novels, anything goes these days.
So has it been confirmed if the big E will actually bite the dust?
So has it been confirmed if the big E will actually bite the dust?
I don't know who's joshing and who's asking seriously anymore, so...
The Enterprise-E comes through LtP 100% intact -- far better than Mack left her at the end of Destiny. The cover image is not to be interpreted as conveying any plot specifics, other than the fact that Picard and Worf do appear in the book.
So has it been confirmed if the big E will actually bite the dust?
I don't know who's joshing and who's asking seriously anymore, so...
The Enterprise-E comes through LtP 100% intact -- far better than Mack left her at the end of Destiny. The cover image is not to be interpreted as conveying any plot specifics, other than the fact that Picard and Worf do appear in the book.
There we have it folks!
So has it been confirmed if the big E will actually bite the dust?
I don't know who's joshing and who's asking seriously anymore, so...
The Enterprise-E comes through LtP 100% intact -- far better than Mack left her at the end of Destiny. The cover image is not to be interpreted as conveying any plot specifics, other than the fact that Picard and Worf do appear in the book.
^ Advancements in technology?
Okay, but then why wasn't the A an Excelsior design?
I never denied that some sets were recycled. But the person I was responding to was under the mistaken impression that all the Enterprise-E sets were simply redresses of the Voyager sets.
No, really, it shouldn't have, and the evidence is Star Trek Generations. The TNG sets looked like absolute shit on a big screen (which is why they darkened the sets so much, to cover that up). There are few ways in which Voyager was superior to TNG, IMO, but one way in which the later show left it in the dust was in its set and set design. The VOY sets were far more sophisticated than those of TNG.I don't and wouldn't miss it if it was destroyed. The Enterprise-D should never have been lost. And the E should have been an identical replacement, just as the A was.
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