what dates are the 4 major captains birthdays?
does anyone know Picard's, Kirks, Sisko's and janeways birthdays ???
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Re: does anyone know Picard's, Kirks, Sisko's and janeways birthdays ?
Picard was born July 13, 2305. Kirk was born March 22, 2233. Sisko was born in 2332, exact date not revealed. Janeway was born on May 20, year not revealed. Also, Archer was born in 2112, exact date not revealed.
Picard was born July 13, 2305. Kirk was born March 22, 2233. Sisko was born in 2332, exact date not revealed. Janeway was born on May 20, year not revealed. Also, Archer was born in 2112, exact date not revealed.
Re: does anyone know Picard's, Kirks, Sisko's and janeways birthdays ?
We will be celebrating Captain Kathryn Janeway's birthday on May 20th, ALL DAY and ALL NIGHT at the HiJS thread in the VOY forum. You are all more than welcome to attend. There will be plenty of Gin Rickeys and Coffee served as well as a wonderful and no doubt hilarious photo smorgasbord.
We will be celebrating Captain Kathryn Janeway's birthday on May 20th, ALL DAY and ALL NIGHT at the HiJS thread in the VOY forum. You are all more than welcome to attend. There will be plenty of Gin Rickeys and Coffee served as well as a wonderful and no doubt hilarious photo smorgasbord.
Re: does anyone know Picard's, Kirks, Sisko's and janeways birthdays ?
Kirk was born stardate 2233.04 which, going by the STXI stardate system EARTHYEAR.DAY1-365 as told by the writers themselves), works out to January 4.
The March 22 date was conjecture from the 1993 Star Trek Chronology, a book which has been repeatedly ignored/contradicted by canon Trek (most notably in First Contact and Enterprise, and even Voyager bumped up Kirk's TOS mission by a year just because). It's never appeared on-screen.
Kirk was born stardate 2233.04 which, going by the STXI stardate system EARTHYEAR.DAY1-365 as told by the writers themselves), works out to January 4.
The March 22 date was conjecture from the 1993 Star Trek Chronology, a book which has been repeatedly ignored/contradicted by canon Trek (most notably in First Contact and Enterprise, and even Voyager bumped up Kirk's TOS mission by a year just because). It's never appeared on-screen.
Re: does anyone know Picard's, Kirks, Sisko's and janeways birthdays ?
It might depend on which James T. Kirk you're talking about (Prime vs alternate). Memory Alpha shows Kirk Prime's birthday as March 22, 2233 and backs it up with a "historical archive" report that appeared in Star Trek: Enterprise's "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II". You can check it out here:
http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/File:Historical_archive,_Starfleet_%28production_resource%29.jpg
Of course, this exact image did not appear on screen. This is the one that did:
http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/File:Historical_archive,_Starfleet.jpg
As you can see, the text was not terribly clear in the actual episode. The talk page from the first image states that someone involved in the production of Star Trek: Enterprise made the original graphic available to Memory Alpha and that, even if the text was not legible in the episode, that's what the text actually said.
Additionally, Gary Mitchell's tombstone for Kirk Prime lists his birth Stardate as 1277.1. Of course, it also listed his name as James R. Kirk, so we may not be able to take it seriously. But one thing that is clear is that STXI's Stardates bear little to no relation to TOS's Stardates. The Stardates used in the first season of TOS range from 1312.4 to 3217.7. That range is clearly not meant to represent a span of almost two thousand years. Plus, STXI's Stardate 2233.04 would fall within TOS's first season. So, Kirk Prime was definately not born on Stardate 2233.04. But, Alternate Kirk apparently was born on that Alternate Stardate.
It might depend on which James T. Kirk you're talking about (Prime vs alternate). Memory Alpha shows Kirk Prime's birthday as March 22, 2233 and backs it up with a "historical archive" report that appeared in Star Trek: Enterprise's "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II". You can check it out here:
http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/File:Historical_archive,_Starfleet_%28production_resource%29.jpg
Of course, this exact image did not appear on screen. This is the one that did:
http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/File:Historical_archive,_Starfleet.jpg
As you can see, the text was not terribly clear in the actual episode. The talk page from the first image states that someone involved in the production of Star Trek: Enterprise made the original graphic available to Memory Alpha and that, even if the text was not legible in the episode, that's what the text actually said.
Additionally, Gary Mitchell's tombstone for Kirk Prime lists his birth Stardate as 1277.1. Of course, it also listed his name as James R. Kirk, so we may not be able to take it seriously. But one thing that is clear is that STXI's Stardates bear little to no relation to TOS's Stardates. The Stardates used in the first season of TOS range from 1312.4 to 3217.7. That range is clearly not meant to represent a span of almost two thousand years. Plus, STXI's Stardate 2233.04 would fall within TOS's first season. So, Kirk Prime was definately not born on Stardate 2233.04. But, Alternate Kirk apparently was born on that Alternate Stardate.
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