I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
I'm a little disappointed with the Orion cadet. If she lost the green skin, her character wouldn't have changed at all. She was far too human and nothing really alien about her.
Personally, I like ENT's version of Orion women and they are liberated in their own way too and still alien.
Too bad they killed her off, would have liked to have seen her pop up againShe was pretty hot... ALTHOUGH I suppose maybe she was not a native born Orion. Or her poppa was a human and she was a half-breed that joined her father on Earth and joined the Academy, which is why she's a tad more human acting. OR she's just been around humans long enough and acts like one more often than not.
The pink lipstick with the green skin was a bit of a change, usually everytime someone is green, so are their lips and fingernails and everything, so that's pretty cool that they let her kind of human up. Plus her undies were definately not starfleet issue
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This green chick acted like an ordinary white human girl from California. Not all that alien. But I suppose we can write it off as her being born and raised in North America, thereby behaving like the culture she is in.
I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
You musta missed Enterprise (NX-01).... it was established there that the women were in charge...
There's a certain appeal to having beautifully wrapped presents to unwrap, so to speakWhat struck me in that whole scene was that I really, really expected that by that era we'd have invented something better than the Marks and Sparks underwired bra to support the nacelles. Like an invisible force field or something.![]()
I have a theory on this. Traditionally, I'd be willing to bet that the male Orions kept their females "barefoot and pregnant" - probably to a greater extent than any culture on Earth ever has, and we can't really blame them. It would be self-defense - they'd have to try to keep them as uneducated and even animal-like as possible, because on the rare occasion when one of them does gain some higher thinking skills, she'd be able to use her advantages to wreak havoc until she was stopped. Probably with a long-range weapon.Liberated ? Has no-one here seen Enterprise ? They're not slaves, they're the ones doing the enslaving.
Another canon violation.I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
Another canon violation.I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
Yes! Good, good.Another canon violation.I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
You musta missed Enterprise (NX-01).... it was established there that the women were in charge...
The Farragut, actually. And yes, it is a shame. Especially since she seemed like she should be relatively unique, and having another Orion female in Starfleet show up any time soon would be kinda cheap.You watch. JJ and the writers will assign an Orion Yeoman to take the place of Janice Rand. Gaila has gotten a great response from teh Fanz. Too bad they killed her off on the Hood.
What struck me in that whole scene was that I really, really expected that by that era we'd have invented something better than the Marks and Sparks underwired bra to support the nacelles. Like an invisible force field or something.![]()
I thought Orion women during classic Trek were all slaves and under the control of the Orion men. It was interesting to see a liberated green Star Fleet cadet.
You musta missed Enterprise (NX-01).... it was established there that the women were in charge...
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