Is It Too Much To Ask Bob And Alex That Gaila Will Be Back
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I can honestly say I don't care one bit whether or not more Orion women are seen in the sequel.
That is to say, if they're there, great. If they aren't there, I really don't care.
That is to say, if they're there, great. If they aren't there, I really don't care.
I'm sure that Gaila and quite a few of the other crewpeople made it out of there alive, entirely dependent on the choice of the authors.
More green redheads - full frontal nudity, please.
More green redheads - full frontal nudity, please.
I just want to know if she was a real redhead...
but she's probably dead. killed by Nero.
but she's probably dead. killed by Nero.
I didn't recall the movie actually saying which ship she was assigned to, so I checked Memory Alpha and Memory Beta, and they confirm that there is no canonical answer to that question - only that she seemed very pleased with her posting. It seems to me that she would have been very pleased with being posted to the brand-spanking-new Constitution-class Enterprise, and I will continue to hold that as my personal view of where she was assigned until it is stated otherwise in canon.
There are always escape pods and shuttles if she was on the Farragut or another ship in the doomed fleet sent to Vulcan.
While she's there in the backgound when Kirk is called up on cheating the Kobayshi Maru, she isn't in the assembly at the end of the movie when Kirk is given his medal and appointed captain of the Enterprise. That doesn't bode well.
Then again, in the deleted scene Kirk apologizes to a redhead Orion on the Enterprise he mistook for Gaila ("...you're not Gaila, are you?" "No. Nu-uh." I LOL'd), so maybe he knew she was on board?
While she's there in the backgound when Kirk is called up on cheating the Kobayshi Maru, she isn't in the assembly at the end of the movie when Kirk is given his medal and appointed captain of the Enterprise. That doesn't bode well.
Then again, in the deleted scene Kirk apologizes to a redhead Orion on the Enterprise he mistook for Gaila ("...you're not Gaila, are you?" "No. Nu-uh." I LOL'd), so maybe he knew she was on board?
I've thought about that, but maybe she was just on duty. They couldn't have let the whole crew of the Enterprise off to be there, somebody had to be minding the ship.
I really hope there are no more green redheads. Everytime I see Gaila, I see a freaking Christmas ornament.
Agreed. I've decided that if it doesn't, it'll rape my childhood.
I can get behind this demand!
It's Star Trek. It's time for man-on-man Andorian gay antenna sex.
Don't you mean four-way, man-man-girl-girl Andorian poly antenna sex?
By a strange coincidence, my childhood is a hot Andorian lesbian.
I liked Gaila fine. What I don't care if I ever see again is that whole "the menz can't stop drooling around Orion women because of the pheremones" deal. That's just overplayed and boring.
That is not logical. Vulcans do not have antennae.
I didn't really like Gaila. Granted, she was pretty hot, but her character just served the twin purpose of adding in ANOTHER unnecessary sex scene that makes some OldTrek fans cringe, and to establish NuUhura as a cookie-cutter post-war Working-Woman type character (via above-mentioned sex scene).
I really hope there are no more green redheads. Everytime I see Gaila, I see a freaking Christmas ornament.
Gaila is certainly a present I would like to unwrap.
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