Waitaminute, didn't we see a Federation ship underwater in Insurrection?? Why was that allowed, but the Enterprise itself isn't?
I can give the Enterprise under water a pass.
I just write it off as a timeline change thanks to Enterprise/Nero, maybe more resources were pumped into starship development and advancement due to what happened with Nero, much like what happened with the Borg/Dominion threat in the 24th century.
I don't get the need to justify it like that. Just because we never saw the Enterprise go underwater in The Original Series doesn't mean it wasn't capable of doing so, whether designed for it or not. As far as I know, there's no counter-evidence at all.
We also never saw the Enterprise transform into mega maid. As far as I know, there's also no counter-evidence.Waitaminute, didn't we see a Federation ship underwater in Insurrection?? Why was that allowed, but the Enterprise itself isn't?
I can give the Enterprise under water a pass.
I just write it off as a timeline change thanks to Enterprise/Nero, maybe more resources were pumped into starship development and advancement due to what happened with Nero, much like what happened with the Borg/Dominion threat in the 24th century.
I don't get the need to justify it like that. Just because we never saw the Enterprise go underwater in The Original Series doesn't mean it wasn't capable of doing so, whether designed for it or not. As far as I know, there's no counter-evidence at all.
Exactly. We never saw the Enterprise separate either, but apparently it was able to.
We also never saw the Enterprise transform into mega maid. As far as I know, there's also no counter-evidence.Waitaminute, didn't we see a Federation ship underwater in Insurrection?? Why was that allowed, but the Enterprise itself isn't?
I don't get the need to justify it like that. Just because we never saw the Enterprise go underwater in The Original Series doesn't mean it wasn't capable of doing so, whether designed for it or not. As far as I know, there's no counter-evidence at all.
Exactly. We never saw the Enterprise separate either, but apparently it was able to.
One preview said that Cumberbatch's mystery villain approached the family at the hospital offering "healing abilities" to help with their daughter. Which character, if they are, from the series had those kind of powers or access to them?
Lord Garth
Nope.
That happened to Sunshine, but I can't recall any other instance where a movie fell apart like that.I don't expect it to be bad, but come on. The first several minutes of any movie can be good, while the whole thing goes off the rails halfway through, or at the climax.
I also like how this throws to the garbage bin TNG's approach of "we must stand by while the pre-warp aliens are horribly killed due to the prime directive".
Kirk gets in some trouble with Pike for one thing that he does here.
Flux, you're not obligated to respond each and every time, nor to take personally comments clearly not intended as such. Just chill out.Lord Garth
Nope.
I'm really hoping it is Garth now, if only so you and your annoying little one word drive by comments will be wrong.![]()
Flux, you're not obligated to respond each and every time, nor to take personally comments clearly not intended as such. Just chill out.Nope.
I'm really hoping it is Garth now, if only so you and your annoying little one word drive by comments will be wrong.![]()
Also, if you look back, you'll see that Legion has, in fact, explained his reasoning on a number of occasions, even if you didn't happen to be present at the time.
While I understand what you're saying, and I don't have a dog in this fight, I personally find it a bit more annoying for Legion to just pop in and repeatedly post one-word replies like "Nope." Even if he does have a basis for thinking it's not Gary Mitchell or Khan or whoever, these one-word replies add nothing to the discussion and come off as a bit arrogant.Flux, you're not obligated to respond each and every time, nor to take personally comments clearly not intended as such. Just chill out.Nope.
I'm really hoping it is Garth now, if only so you and your annoying little one word drive by comments will be wrong.![]()
Also, if you look back, you'll see that Legion has, in fact, explained his reasoning on a number of occasions, even if you didn't happen to be present at the time.
Well:
Hes the villain
He is returning for vengeance
He says we think our world is safe.. implying it isn't
He stands around hospitals offering to cure sick children
He has superhuman strength and abilities
Can be captured and held in a brig
Can be punched in the face
Has to run away from someone in the trailer
Appears to be in Starfleet
Possibly takes command of a starship
Detonates the fleet and is or has some form of WMD
Who is it??!!!
Well:
Hes the villain
He is returning for vengeance
He says we think our world is safe.. implying it isn't
He stands around hospitals offering to cure sick children
He has superhuman strength and abilities
Can be captured and held in a brig
Can be punched in the face
Has to run away from someone in the trailer
Appears to be in Starfleet
Possibly takes command of a starship
Detonates the fleet and is or has some form of WMD
Who is it??!!!
John Harrison, a bridge officer from TOS.
THAT's the big reveal?![]()
Who the fuck is John Harrison?
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