Spoilers Did Kirk lack stamina in Generations?
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Spoilers?
Oh my God, they killed Kirk! You bastards!
Sorry, sorry ...
Oh my God, they killed Kirk! You bastards!
Sorry, sorry ...
Elder Knight, it's ok, there's an alternative ending where he gets up and throws the bridge at Soran, killing him instantly. He then flies up on the missile which he redirects into the Nexus, giving the echo Guinan an even better time than the nexus could, inadvertently impregnating the real one by proxy (this takes a while of course, what with time having no meaning in there, y'know). He then jumps out and flies through space to the Enterprise holding his breath all the way.
En route he reconfigures his old communicator to gain the codes to the E's shields, gaining access and smashing through the bridge view screen. Before anyone can respond he assumes command, destroys the BoP with the simple order "Fire at Will!", then reconstitutes Scotty from the transporter records gained from the Jenolen, who then whips up a subspace device which redirects the nexus harmlessly away.
They all then fly off leaving Picard, forgotten, sat happily building piles of stones, content in the knowledge that he will never let them promote him.
I am taking this thread seriously, honestly. Is the troll still hungry or does it need a little more contempt?
En route he reconfigures his old communicator to gain the codes to the E's shields, gaining access and smashing through the bridge view screen. Before anyone can respond he assumes command, destroys the BoP with the simple order "Fire at Will!", then reconstitutes Scotty from the transporter records gained from the Jenolen, who then whips up a subspace device which redirects the nexus harmlessly away.
They all then fly off leaving Picard, forgotten, sat happily building piles of stones, content in the knowledge that he will never let them promote him.
I am taking this thread seriously, honestly. Is the troll still hungry or does it need a little more contempt?
Either method of death is pretty awful, surely.
There really is no good way to die
Someone uploaded a re-cut of Generations, which was basically the same as the release version except that he cut in a few seconds of Shatner climbing up the hillside just after the bridge disaster, thus implying that Kirk had survived (although you wouldn't see him in the remaining scenes). A lot of work for a blink-and-you'll-miss-it!
Snu snu?
Shatner's eighty-five years old. I think any of us that are working at his level at that age will be extremely lucky.
I think I'd prefer to die by space vacuum than be crushed to death.
But today is a good day to die
*Filed for future reference.*
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