Well, yeah.
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Well, yeah.
Reminds me of how ashamed I felt about processing my grandmother's death (we were pretty close) even though I knew for about a year before she passed that she didn't have much time left. Seven years later, I still feel this very empty hole that will never be filled, whenever I think about her. Having some of her sentimental keepsakes to remind me of her has not filled the hole; putting those keepsakes in a box and "forgetting" about them has not filled the hole.
Now imagine that for a similarly sensitive person like Tilly, but multiplied across all the people she cared about (who aren't also DIS crew).
That's a tidal wave waiting to happen.
The jump just happened. Not really enough time to process the full emotional impact.
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I too have "sentimental" keepsakes from both my Mom and my Paternal Grandma.
(the only one I knew).
But I have them out on display in my house to remind me every day of their love for me.
I don't need that kind of hole filled, because I rejoice in my memories of both of them on a daily basis.
(the only one I knew).
But I have them out on display in my house to remind me every day of their love for me.
I don't need that kind of hole filled, because I rejoice in my memories of both of them on a daily basis.
I too have "sentimental" keepsakes from both my Mom and my Paternal Grandma.
(the only one I knew).
But I have them out on display in my house to remind me every day of their love for me.
I don't need that kind of hole filled, because I rejoice in my memories of both of them on a daily basis.
That's a nice way of grieving. I might go dig her sentimentals out of their box. Thank you for your perspective!
Following the Burn, I wonder how many surviving Starfleet Captains went all Ron Tracey?
Having Discovery on CBS was the right move. My father noticed that it's on there now. He said "They have Star Trek on tonight!" He thought it was a movie. I asked him, "Does it have Kirk or Picard in it?" He said no. So I said, "It isn't a movie, it's the first season of Star Trek: Discovery. It's the new show." Then we talked about it for a bit. I talked up the third season. I said, "The jump 1,000 years into the future." He seems interested.
EDIT: I stand corrected. It's Star Trek Beyond that's airing tonight. Ehhh. Well, at least I still talked up Discovery.
Yes, I know, I'm a Discovery Fan who isn't super into the Abrams Films. We exist.
We certainly do! I liked them, especially the 2009.
Some season 1 stuff
https://twitter.com/Captain_Revo/status/1328679648058806273/photo/1
Jason Issacs wanted an open variant of the uniform, but none of them were actually designed to be worn that way, so they had to make a special version for him. They later started making them for other characters.
https://twitter.com/Captain_Revo/status/1328679648058806273/photo/1
Jason Issacs wanted an open variant of the uniform, but none of them were actually designed to be worn that way, so they had to make a special version for him. They later started making them for other characters.
Indeed, yes. And it pains me that such things are being regarded as questionable emotionality in some fan circles.
I would chalk up most of those "Fans" as not yet having such an emotional experience in what is probably their young lives.Indeed, yes. And it pains me that such things are being regarded as questionable emotionality in some fan circles.
To paraphrase what has often been said before ... "With Age Comes Emotional WIsdom".
There's definitely a story there. Decedents of Starfleet people set up as gods on some primitive planet or something. Yep.
It seems like being part of Starfleet would be optional now for a captain and plenty captains of surviving ships would went out on their own
Could the "music" be the sound of the different computer sequences that triggered the Burn? Thinking like "The Paradise Syndrome", where the communicator and Kirk's hail to the ship were interpreted as notes to activate the opening of the obelisk.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Trek:_Federation
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Trek:_Federation
Well this is where they got some of their ideas from...interesting
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Trek:_Federation
Well this is where they got some of their ideas from...interesting
and many worlds have left the Federation because of its Human-centric nature.
Ha! I would, too.
According to this week's Ready Room, Neville Page (one of the makeup artists on Discovery) does call Michael Westmore (Makeup artist on most of the TNG Era shows and Enterprise) every once and while to get his opinion on makeup he's doing for Discovery, and ask questions.
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Congrats to Sonequa for being nominated for best actress and Discovery best series by the Critics Choice Awards
https://trekmovie.com/2020/11/19/st...-nominated-for-7-critics-choice-super-awards/
https://trekmovie.com/2020/11/19/st...-nominated-for-7-critics-choice-super-awards/
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Also Star Trek Final Frontier, which I believe predated Federation from a development standpoint.
I realised last night that I find the mystery of The Burn boring
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