I've heard that there's an instructor T'Pol in those Shatner-verse Starfleet Academy books, maybe that's what confused them.I have heard some ENT fans say that there should've been a reference to an instructor T'pol at the academy, so she might've been on Earth.
Ahem, 2258-2086=172Makes one wonder if T'Pol lived long enough to die on Vulcan in the alternate/changed timeline.She would have just turned 192 were she still around(2086-2258).
(BTW memory-alpha says 2088.)
Mmh, most we've seen kind of do, don't they?
Spock, Sarek, Tuvok, T'Pau are all pretty old.
Always glad to see ya. Thanks for that.
Bakula...just like he played his father in Quantum Leap.Yeah, but suppose it's not Jonathan after all, but in fact his son. Would you like to see Bakula play him, or someone else?
A lookalike son. That might work. Besides, if Archer went on to be Federation President towards the end of the previous century then he SHOULD be called President Archer were he still alive and kicking. not "Admiral". But that's just a small nitpick.
Always glad to see ya. Thanks for that.
Thank you commodore.
A few months ago there was this thread in STXI forum about ENT:
http://trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=84876
Check out my comment in that thread (post # 70). It got Cogley all excited about the movie.
Not necessarily. George Washington preferred to be called General Washington, rather than President Washington, after he left office. (It was his opinion that civil titles should belong only to current office-holders.)
Good news. Bob Orci answered a question about whether the Admiral Archer mentioned is indeed Jonathan Archer from ENT. Here is his answer:
yes, it is Admiral Archer is a reference to the Archer we all know and love, and yes he would be over 100, which is a likely life expectancy in a futuristic space faring race of humans (as depicted by McCoy’s (Deforest Kelley) in THE NEXT GENERATION.
He's been answering questions ongoing in this thread. His response to Archer is post #475:Good news. Bob Orci answered a question about whether the Admiral Archer mentioned is indeed Jonathan Archer from ENT. Here is his answer:
yes, it is Admiral Archer is a reference to the Archer we all know and love, and yes he would be over 100, which is a likely life expectancy in a futuristic space faring race of humans (as depicted by McCoy’s (Deforest Kelley) in THE NEXT GENERATION.
Where did he say that? That's astonishing because in another interview I've read it sounded more like the Admiral Archer in the movie was supposed to be a desendant of our Archer which would also be in line with the crew dossiers on the website that list Scotty as being an aide to an Admiral Archer teaching "Advanced Relativistic Mechanics", which doesn't sound like our Archer at all.
But, well, this statement by Orci is as clear as it gets.
Bob Orci said:QUESTION:
With ninety comments before you’ve had time to get started, are you now very much regretting doing this?![]()
Never! This is part of the fun.
Bakula...just like he played his father in Quantum Leap.
A lookalike son. That might work. Besides, if Archer went on to be Federation President towards the end of the previous century then he SHOULD be called President Archer were he still alive and kicking. not "Admiral". But that's just a small nitpick.
Not necessarily. George Washington preferred to be called General Washington, rather than President Washington, after he left office. (It was his opinion that civil titles should belong only to current office-holders.)
Good news. Bob Orci answered a question about whether the Admiral Archer mentioned is indeed Jonathan Archer from ENT. Here is his answer:
yes, it is Admiral Archer is a reference to the Archer we all know and love, and yes he would be over 100, which is a likely life expectancy in a futuristic space faring race of humans (as depicted by McCoy’s (Deforest Kelley) in THE NEXT GENERATION.
That's astonishing because in another interview I've read it sounded more like the Admiral Archer in the movie was supposed to be a desendant of our Archer which would also be in line with the crew dossiers on the website that list Scotty as being an aide to an Admiral Archer teaching "Advanced Relativistic Mechanics", which doesn't sound like our Archer at all.
But, well, this statement by Orci is as clear as it gets.
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