You mean 2320's? Also, Picard was born in 2305.
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Picard's a father
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You mean 2320's? Also, Picard was born in 2305.
^I think he was referring to the fellow in your avatar.
^ Quite right.
McCoy was born in the 2220's and lived to be at least 140. Picard, being born some 80ish years later, could be expected to have an even longer lifespan.
ETA: FYI, I was responding to Christopher's post, not saying that you were quite right to feel silly.
McCoy was born in the 2220's and lived to be at least 140. Picard, being born some 80ish years later, could be expected to have an even longer lifespan.
ETA: FYI, I was responding to Christopher's post, not saying that you were quite right to feel silly.
^ Quite right.
McCoy was born in the 2220's and lived to be at least 140. Picard, being born some 80ish years later, could be expected to have an even longer lifespan.
ETA: FYI, I was responding to Christopher's post, not saying that you were quite right to feel silly.
No big deal, I figured you were responding to Christopher's post anyway.
^There was a character in the DS9 novel Day of Honor: Armageddon Sky who was strongly implied to be Sulu.
Re: The Borg - their Status
There's loads of potential in bumping-off-the-TOS-characters books.
It'll be like the Janeway fiasco times ten
Let the bodies hit the floor!
Let the bodies hit the floor!
(*incoherent screaming*)
There's loads of potential in bumping-off-the-TOS-characters books.
It'll be like the Janeway fiasco times ten
Let the bodies hit the floor!
Let the bodies hit the floor!
(*incoherent screaming*)
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Bacco was over 100? I didn't read Articles of the Federation, but at no point during Destiny did I get the impression she was more than (current day) middle aged.
? I know she's older, but I don't remember there ever being mention that she was into her second century...
According to Memory Beta, she was born in 2292, making her 80 in the post-Destiny timeframe. I don't remember the particulars from Articles of the Federation, tho.
Yeah, yeah, you're right. Typo. I was thinking too much about the "It's 2380...something" part
I stand corrected. I hope KRAD will forgive me making her older!
I have no doubt in my mind that 24th Century medicine would make it possible for Beverly Crusher to have a second child. The real problem for me would be believing she would actually want to have another child. It's a common attitude among the women I know that after a certain age (and if you already have children), most women are mentally over having their own babies, the focus shifts to Grandchildren.
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^Yeah, but Beverly's first child has evolved into a higher order of life and gone off to explore other realms of existence, and rarely calls or stops by for holidays. She was lonely, and there wasn't any real prospect of grandkids.
I can buy Picard as a father but Crusher as a mother. In reality that woman would have no eggs left in her nest.
Just throw a line about Picard and Crusher spending some time on the Ba'ku planet.
