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That's a distinct possibility and would have made for some interesting conflict, though that wasn't allowed between Starfleet officers on TNG. Maybe someone could have given O'Brien and Worf a hard time for serving on a Galaxy Class...I could maybe see Sisko doing that!

Remember that captain who joked with Riker about getting soft aboard a "luxury liner"? Is it possible that while the Galaxy class was no doubt impressive and the Enteprise the flagship, that other captains viewed it as kind of a cushy assignment and the crew as not being used to the rigors...

That’s what I thought. But quite honestly, I don’t even have a clue what “Red Green” might be. 😅 ‍

It was just a joke. Can you imagine Red Green teaching Engineering? 😁

I saw the thread pop up again and completely forgot about it. I never watched the documentary, so logged in to Vimeo. Evidently it is only streamable now, not downloadable. Also still awaiting the Blu Ray.

I actually thought that Season 5 would have been a great way to end the series, and then team members could make appearances in movie projects. I agree that it was funny to bring back Coulson twice (plus a mulitversal Coulson? maybe?). Like I say I really don't remember Season 6 very well...

Coulson did die again, but they brought him back as an android with Coulson's memories and personality. I think that version survived the finale. I used to joke that how Coulson kept dying and being brought back was the most comics accurate aspect of the MCU.

While in general I think Darrin was a horrible person, who treated Samantha and her family horribly, I do have to at least give him a few points in his favor since Samantha didn't tell him she was a witch until after they were married. That's one hell of a bombshell to drop on someone so deep...

"Your opinion doesn't mesh with my opinion; therefore, it must logically be completely wrong!"

...using the brewery for the Enterprise's engine room in Star Trek 2009 from The Klingon Gambit, Mutiny on the Enterprise & Vulcan's Glory as an in joke to those three books). And from what I have read of D.C. Fonatana's memories of writing this novel in both Voyages of the Imagination and the...

Worf never did anything engineering wise in season 1. The closest we ever saw was him and Geordi working in sensor maintenance on a sensor diagnostic. Worf never even set foot in engineering in season 1 except in "Heart of Glory", and that DEFINITELY wasn't an engineering task. Also, I don't...

With both Sulu and Geordi, just because I understand the metatextual reasons for the change doesn't mean I think it was well-justified in-story. Ideally you want these things to feel organic to the characters, so that it isn't obvious that it's just the writer's hand picking up a playing piece...

I often joke that was his cousin/brother, Walter Sulu. And of course it was a pilot, so thing would change once it hit series. GR and the other PTB probably liked Takei, but realized Sulu as astrophysicist takes away from Spock's gig, so they put him at helm. Which probably gave him more screen...

...command-track officers, hence the red uniforms, and thus were expected to learn the ropes in every department. Which is an obnoxious ableist joke and should have no bearing on how the character was written, since of course his VISOR actually gave him far superior vision in many ways --...

Yeah, meant Kurtzman treatment of TOS for TNG but fingers didn't complete the thought. :D Guess could easily telescope to DS9 or Voyager. At the time I was joking Ving Rhames for Picard with a lollipop. Maybe Michael B Jordan for Worf or Sisko? Pedro Pascal for Riker or Chakotay? Ana de...

Except I'm not referring to embryonic development. I'm referring to the later transition where a much different body plan is expressed, almost as if a completely different set of control genes (from a different ancestor) takes over the Hox genes and starts again. In vertebrates this seems much...

Relax, it was a joke! :techman: (LOL emoji was present.)

...when my partner for the day came back from a coffee run, and announced what had happened. At first, I thought it was some kind of cruel joke. Then I found out otherwise. The first time I saw any news footage of the World Trade Center Atrocities was five years later, seeing an NBC News 5th...

I recall very much enjoying Jurassic World and didn't go to the theater. Conversely, I enjoyed TLJ though mixed, and saw TROS in the theater. Anecdotal but I don't go see a film because I liked the last one. Otherwise, ROTS would have been the last SW film I saw in theaters.

Actually, the failure of The Rise of Skywalker, if a movie that made as much as it did can actually be called a failure, rest entirely with the fact that The Rise of Skywalker was a crappy movie. TRoS was easily the nadir of the franchise and far, far worse than The Last Jedi.