Because that was how we last saw it...
If we see the Enteprise D what sort fo updates could we expect???...
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If PIC shows the Ent-D as a flashback, those additions won't be there, unless the flashback is to a point in time when they existed (i.e. GEN).
If it's a museum, then they will probably be there, since literally the only reason they were ever there in the first place was to make the Ent-D bridge suitable for widescreen, which PIC also is.
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What really disappointing is the show runner firr season three said the bridge for the ship the tng crew will be using is a redress of the stargazer and will be darker and less shiner. So basically a run down piece of crap that has no warmth like the D bridge had.
What really disappointing is the show runner firr season three said the bridge for the ship the tng crew will be using is a redress of the stargazer and will be darker and less shiner. So basically a run down piece of crap that has no warmth like the D bridge had.
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Oh well its most likely a holodeck version than where they get together....
It was completely wrecked at the end of Generations. I’m sure they will have reconstructed it to look like it did in the show.
Because it makes sense.
So what? This is a nostalgia victory lap. Look at Prodigy for clues.
Warmth? Right...
The viewscreen will be replaced with a windshield and the turbolift will run on a rollercoaster.
It had a warm light and was nice and bright without all that crappy neon lighting everywhere. It was a great looking bridge.
It was a great looking bridge. But the bridge is just a plot device to help tell the story. Ergo, its design is pretty meaningless.
It looked like a corporate waiting room.
That's the joke...
It was a feast for the eyes. The new ones make my eyes starve.
More like a five star hotel. But it looked great. It didn't have all that light flashes we get today, dim lighting and constant 3d displays popping up everywhere. The Orville got the warm feeling down perfectly. Now that's sweet looking bridge.
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Mileage will vary.
We're still at it, it seems.
One thing that annoys me IRL is that we're in the third decade of '80s nostalgia. To the point where I'm starting to get sick of the '80s. Which is something I never thought I'd ever say. And TNG was created in -- check this out -- 1987!
One of the reasons why they won't update the ship that much (if at all) is because the '80s are the decade that refuses to die. Like it or not, the '80s have staying power. So they'll ride that wave with the Enterprise-D.
One thing that annoys me IRL is that we're in the third decade of '80s nostalgia. To the point where I'm starting to get sick of the '80s. Which is something I never thought I'd ever say. And TNG was created in -- check this out -- 1987!
One of the reasons why they won't update the ship that much (if at all) is because the '80s are the decade that refuses to die. Like it or not, the '80s have staying power. So they'll ride that wave with the Enterprise-D.
Exactly.
I'm glad people have the warmth for the 80s, and this bridge. I can't share it. It feels very off, very 80s and very faux luxury.
I think there will be zero updates. Ride that wave, dude!
This is speculation right? The showrunners are not bring it back?
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