That would also be why the Gorn knew how to trick Federation starships in Arena because Betel knows how.
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They'll call her.... The Gorn Queen.
You don't have to binge through Trek. You literally have to watch one episode. My kids just did it this morning.
We now have more info that the last go round.
"It's something called a Gorn. It doesn't look like a Gorn. But the tactics are just like those in Starfleet records, including an attack on the Enterprise. Oh, and the Gorn Hegemony is RIGHT OVER THERE. But
we know they were all put to sleep five years ago by the Enterprise.
Actually, given that we know less about this history than Kirk, Spock, Uhura, Chapel, or Scott, and none of them make a connection in Arena, why do WE think that the thing in Arena is a Gorn?
This ignored by broader point but point well taken.
We just watched The Broken Circle. I forgot (or didn't notice before) that Cestus is right next to where April is tracking the Gorn threat. You would think that it would be standard Starfleet training that Cestus is under the shadow of the Gorn threat,
There are lots of points of Star Trek trivia that can be tricky to keep track of. Arena isn't one of them. Neither is What Are Little Girls Made Of.
It would be awesome to hear about Sam's family. He's definitely got at least one kid at this point. (Does it ever say where Peter is among the three kids?)
WWIII has a few data points and certainly post-TOS they move around a bit.
I bet Klingon history at this point is frightful to untangle.
It used to be pretty easy to remember that the folk with the cloaking devices and the bird painted ships were Romulans.
There's probably a lot about Spock. But there's only one episode about his engagement and his wedding.
Just think, there is more backstory for Joseph M'Benga that the writers have to keep track of from their own show then there is from the rest of Star Trek!
even if temporarily held at bay. They even know that it's temporary when they shut that particular door.
There are lots of points of Star Trek trivia that can be tricky to keep track of. Arena isn't one of them. Neither is What Are Little Girls Made Of.
It would be awesome to hear about Sam's family. He's definitely got at least one kid at this point. (Does it ever say where Peter is among the three kids?)
WWIII has a few data points and certainly post-TOS they move around a bit.
I bet Klingon history at this point is frightful to untangle.
It used to be pretty easy to remember that the folk with the cloaking devices and the bird painted ships were Romulans.
There's probably a lot about Spock. But there's only one episode about his engagement and his wedding.
Just think, there is more backstory for Joseph M'Benga that the writers have to keep track of from their own show then there is from the rest of Star Trek!
I haven't found it so.
Easy to do when there's next to nothing to begin with.
Then you should see if SNW needs help.
I would have thought so too. But What Are Little Girls Made Of, Arena, and Amok Time seem to be too much for SNW to steer around. And that's only three episodes.
It's a choice. Or choices. I'm enjoying what they're doing with the material so far.
I'd like to see the new version of Kirk and Spock take a run at some of the first season TOS episodes and see how they can tweak them. Certainly WALGMO wouldn't present much in the way of a challenge.
I'd like to see the new version of Kirk and Spock take a run at some of the first season TOS episodes and see how they can tweak them. Certainly WALGMO wouldn't present much in the way of a challenge.
You wouldn't like what I would do.
Or they made choices different from fan assumption or a different reading of the text.
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