The show where a 3-year war lasted 10 years (11 if you count the original feature film).
How many Happy New Year episodes did they have?
How many Happy New Year episodes did they have?
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The show where a 3-year war lasted 10 years (11 if you count the original feature film).
How many Happy New Year episodes did they have?
You can’t. The film and the tv show are in different continuities.
Surprisingly, Christmas only came three times to the 4077th. I always thought it happened a fourth time, but I misremembered.The show where a 3-year war lasted 10 years (11 if you count the original feature film).
How many Happy New Year episodes did they have?
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Unfortunately, even the dates cited don't line up, with Potter originally taking command in September of 1952.Surprisingly, Christmas only came three times to the 4077th. I always thought it happened a fourth time, but I misremembered.
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Judging from the SFA promos they had done that for SFA S1. The SFA ship bridge is a redress of the SNW 1701 bridge set.
PICARD's situation was unique in that it was filmed in L.A. in a rented studio space. That isn't the case for SFA or SNW as CBS built and owns the Canda studio so yeah, it's more likely they'll redress and/or store rather than tear down and trash.
(They didn't ship the PICARD sets to store in Canada because it would cost just as much to rebuild/remake as it would to ship and store in the long run.)
*-Edited to fix a typo.
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I'm assuming Picard "still has the sets" as well?
(That's Akiva Goldsman's tortured reasoning for doing Star Trek: Year One
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Oops typo.I'm assuming Picard "still has the sets" as well?
Beats me. Not my problem.
If the SFA bridge is a redress of the SNW 1701 bridge, then the 1701 bridge wouldn't be available for Star Trek: Year One.
It isn't a redress. What we've seen in the photos so far looks nothing like the infrastructure of SNW's set, and it would also be problematic for the shooting schedule for both shows since SFA has filmed their first two seasons simultaneously with SNW's last two seasons.
No it isn't.
Don't SFA and SNW film at separate studios?
Yes. SFA is filmed in Toronto. SNW is filmed in Mississauga.
But they go where needed because BOTH use the AR wall, and they don't have that setup at both studios.
SNW Bridge isn't AR wall.
No shit...neither is going on site for a location shoot. My point is - they will go where an assest they want to use is needed; even if the majority of assest they use/set they have are at one particular studio.
And this shows the SFA bridge is a redress of SNW's bridge how?
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