another new season 2 trailer and poster
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I wonder if they actually are Voyager doors? Would anything like that still exist 18 years later, and be moved to Canada?Those Voyager doors irritate me.
IIRC, the Voyager sets were completely dismantled when the show ended. Robert Picardo even took portions of the warp core home with him.
So, no, the doors likely aren't actually from Voyager. Just made to look like their doors for some reason.
They're gonna be recycled for the Picard series I have no doubt.
I would have thought so, but The Picard Show is being filmed in LA. The Kelvin Enterprise sets were rebuilt from scratch in Canada for Star Trek Beyond because it was deemed cheaper than shipping the sets from LA.
We'll find out this D-7 was actually a Romulan ship the Klingons captured and copied.
Per TOS - "The Enterprise Incident" - you have that reversed:
http://www.chakoteya.net/StarTrek/59.htm
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I think it's called a Skirt and Burnham is wearing it.The whole backstory of the Orion Syndicate wouldn't be inserted for years - none of that was known at the time of The Cage.
In other, more skant related news, is this a disco skant?
You know kike from TOS:
Hint: Stop thinking 24th century, we ain't there in ST: D.
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Then they'll blatantly ignore that troublesome line in The Enterprise Incident. But that's okay, as long as we all remember it's still Prime, than it is.Per TOS - "The Enterprise Incident" - you have that reversed:
http://www.chakoteya.net/StarTrek/59.htm
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Nah, it's cool. Clearly Starfleet classified the use of Klingon cloaks a decade earlier. As well as Romulan cloaks a century earlier.Cloaking devices are theoretical in "Balance of Terror".
Even people that like the show are going to get tired of that excuse after a while.
Would you prefer good Q vs. bad Q?Oh Fuck. It's going to be full evangelical "red angels vs. black demons", isn't it? Shit shit shit...Trek never should have hired faith-based movie writers! What's next? "Star Trek: God's not dead?"
Even people that like the show are going to get tired of that excuse after a while.
I am?
Has no one ever seen trailers before? There are, literally, THOUSANDS of movies that have multiple trailers--one suggests an intimate, personal story, one highlights comedic moments, one pushes the action, one focuses on a particular character...
The point of the trailers is to attract as wide an audience as possible--of course they're going to make appeals to different kinds of genres.
The point of the trailers is to attract as wide an audience as possible--of course they're going to make appeals to different kinds of genres.
The cat left that bag 100 years prior in ENT. Plus, at least some versions of the Klingon 'cloak' seen during the war prevented enemy ships from locking weapons - the Klingons were visible.Cloaking devices are theoretical in "Balance of Terror".
Further a LOT of TOS - "Balance of Terror" makes no sense in that the cloak is just an invisibility cloak - ship's sensors can still detect the Romulan ship. Also, BoT is the only time they state locking weapons 'visually' is BETTER than a sensor lock.
The 'Full' Romulan Invisibility/Sensor cloak wasn't seen until TOS - "The Enterprise Incident:; and hell, Kirk STOLE it, and Scotty got it to work; but we never see Fed ships using it again.
There's also Scotty's line (RE: Romulan tech) that "Their power is simple Impulse" (in Trek terms meaning their ship is limited to sub-Warp speeds; yet no Star Trek fan bats an eye at them (either earlier or later having FTL).
But yeah - it's all one straight cohesive narrative...oh, wait...
Okay, but can we really be sure what we saw was a ship cloaking. After all, as we know, visuals aren't canon, so there's no way we can trust what we see.Even people that like the show are going to get tired of that excuse after a while.
But this is Star Trek! They should only be concerned with appeasing the fans. After all, everything CBS owns, they owe. To us. To me.
Even though it was considered by Kirk as flattery, Garth of Izar described him as being one of the finest military commanders in "Whom Gods Destroy".
Some notes I am adding to this discussion:
1. PG arrives in a medical shuttle.
2. There is a potentially new class of Federation starship - it is seen on a parallel course with the Disco.
3. The angel might have made an appearance on Earth at the East Fork Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Indiana, and we might be seeing an encounter between this being and the congregants and, later, the police or military who were sent to the church in the transmission. Their uniforms look 21st century.
My hope is that this show keeps me entertain.
Some notes I am adding to this discussion:
1. PG arrives in a medical shuttle.
2. There is a potentially new class of Federation starship - it is seen on a parallel course with the Disco.
3. The angel might have made an appearance on Earth at the East Fork Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Indiana, and we might be seeing an encounter between this being and the congregants and, later, the police or military who were sent to the church in the transmission. Their uniforms look 21st century.
My hope is that this show keeps me entertain.
Oh OK, that makes sense.
Good to know, it went to quick for me to make out more than that it was a Kelpien.
IIRC, there were location photos of the church which make it clear it's meant to be a colony world.
They said there were numerous incidents through out History.
Footage Pike was watching showed late 20th/early 21st century looking soldiers, or SWAT.
The colony set is probably for a different incident.
