^ I always thought Shran would have become the new MACO commander. He's an experienced soldier, after all.
Anyone else a fan of the Andorians?
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What aspect? Enlighten me, please. Thanks.
They have four separate sexes, which means a complicated mating process that is becoming more and more difficult over the generations as a result the species is slowly dying out.
Loved the Andorians in ENT for sure. Shran was one of the best supporting characters; Jeffery Combs does a wonderful job with all the roles he plays. I felt the relationship between Archer and Shran developed naturally , If we had seen a season 5 I was hoping Sharn would be one of the first Federation captains 
It makes sense to me that the early captains of the federation would be drawn from the existing captains of the planetary fleets; Shran always championed the idea of collaborating with the humans so again hes a great choice to be a starfleet captain.
It makes sense to me that the early captains of the federation would be drawn from the existing captains of the planetary fleets; Shran always championed the idea of collaborating with the humans so again hes a great choice to be a starfleet captain.
Oh, that would have been so cool. Yeah, I hadn't thought of that. The Andorians wouldn't give him a ship since he lost his. Most organizations don't tend to reward a captain with a new ship when they lose their ship since, quite frankly, they probably have more waiting captains than ships.
But a budding StarFleet wouldn't yet, and giving Shran a ship wold have been a great message of inclusion, gaining a valuable asset, and really walking the walk instead of just talking the talk of the Federation.
Getting the Andorians to help build it and pay for it and including/sharing lots of Andorian Tech would have been great, too. The way the Federation develops so quickly is sharing Tech with lots of other advanced civilizations like that.
That was one of the cool lines in Prelude to Axanar, too. The Andorians were happy to share their phasers with us.
I LIKE it!
But a budding StarFleet wouldn't yet, and giving Shran a ship wold have been a great message of inclusion, gaining a valuable asset, and really walking the walk instead of just talking the talk of the Federation.
Getting the Andorians to help build it and pay for it and including/sharing lots of Andorian Tech would have been great, too. The way the Federation develops so quickly is sharing Tech with lots of other advanced civilizations like that.
That was one of the cool lines in Prelude to Axanar, too. The Andorians were happy to share their phasers with us.
I LIKE it!
I wasn't the biggest fan of Enterprise but I always thought their depiction of the Andorians was one of the better aspects of the show. They took the little TOS established about them ("My people are a violent race") and really fleshed it out very well. And I liked how they made them antagonistic but not so overly so that you couldn't see them becoming friends to Humans and even Vulcans in time.
Shran was a great character, too.
Shran was a great character, too.
I always liked them-their antennae, Shran, and their planet.
I wish we had seen Shran on the Enterprise.
I wish we had seen Shran on the Enterprise.
LOVE these guys. I don't care for "Enterprise," but I'll watch bits of it if Andorians or Aenar are present.
That's good news. Would like to see more Tellerites too but Andorians were a founding member of the Federation.
I really enjoyed the Andorians as well, I liked how their females were just as badass as the males. And, I generally sided with them against the Vulcans, because I found the 22nd Century Vulcans to be corrupt and obnoxious, as well as deceitful. But then, aside from Spock, T’pol And Soval, I really didn’t much care for the Vulcans anyhow.
I did like the non traditional Vulcans in the episode starring Robert Pine.
Oh, and I guess the four sexes thing is part of canon? I’ve only read the ENT relaunch novels, and it is mentioned in the more recent books,
I did like the non traditional Vulcans in the episode starring Robert Pine.
Oh, and I guess the four sexes thing is part of canon? I’ve only read the ENT relaunch novels, and it is mentioned in the more recent books,
No canon mention of four sexes, just that one TNG reference to four people being involved in marriages (possibly meaning only the bride, groom, priest and ice-bearer are allowed in while the families get drunk elsewhere).
The thing going on between Shran and Talas never was supposed to involve an additional pair of characters from what we hear or see. Although of course the two were still several steps away from actual marriage, and might have made arrangements in the future.
Timo Saloniemi
The thing going on between Shran and Talas never was supposed to involve an additional pair of characters from what we hear or see. Although of course the two were still several steps away from actual marriage, and might have made arrangements in the future.
Timo Saloniemi
Same here. It also helped the Geoffrey Combs also played Weyun
They did or are about to be on Discovery! My RPG characters are almost always Andorians or half Andor half AeinarJust started watching season 1, and I gotta say, I kinda like the Andorians.
And not just because they showed up to help Capt. Tucker and Tpol escape the rebel faction in episode 14.
Sure, they're a little paranoid and somewhat violent, but I kinda like how serious they take their Vulcan arch nemesis. Running around the entire sector, constantly trying to one up the Vulcans, trying to expose their pointy eared enemy's plots.
Interesting race, I sure wouldn't mind if they showed up in Discovery. (Though they'd probably get a Klingon style makeover)
