Paramount+, this should have been your comedy. Jack Crusher trying to juggle two sisters while fighting the Borg!
Kurtzman intentionally killed Legacy?
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Paramount+, this should have been your comedy. Jack Crusher trying to juggle two sisters while fighting the Borg!
They could lose the lights on the railings and steps. Must be FedOSHA rules or something,
I'm too late on my throuple joke.
Other Picard season 3 myths (often spread by Robert Meyer Burnett):
Christopher Monfette
S02x02 S02x03 S02x10
S03x02 S03x06
Kiley Rossetter
S02x03
S03x09
Jane Maggs
S02x04 S02x06 S02x07
S03x03 S03x07
Cindy Appel
S02x05 S02x06 S02x08
S03x03 S03x05
Matt Okumura
S02x09
S03x08
Chris Derrick
S02x09
S03x05
In reality there was a huge overlap of S2 and S3 writers.
The only writers that did not come back were Kirsten Beyer and Akiva Goldsman.
Carpet?
I think it is just the charm of the 60's setting that is missing.
Still not sure why they stopped including carpet given how important it is for sound design.
Less dust catching, easier to clean.
In this day and age, and the efforts to sanitize everything, wouldn't surprise me.
The biggest surprise for me in there is that season 2 - which has the overall charm of being filmed in a garbage dump, based on a script they found in there - was somehow more expensive and bigger scaled than season 1!? What the hell. How?
I mean, yeah, Corona. But Jesus, I thought season 2 sucked so much ass because they didn't have a budget & needed to improvise.
You're telling me now this was all a deliberate choice?!? And that they willfully chose to forgo any season 1-like scifi action for that stupid fucking boring car chase scene?
Well Fuck Matalas.
Covid precautions and delays were incredibly expensive. Plus, some sets used for season 3 were actually built for season 2. The Stargazer/Ttan in particular. I'm sure that cost a few bucks.
Yes.
Sadly, these kind of fannish conspiracy theories are not unique to STAR TREK.
"The Powers That Be are deliberately ruining My Favorite Thing for petty, personal reasons" is an enduring staple of the internet, regardless of the franchise or medium. (The comic-book version is usually: "The evil editors are deliberately trying to get my favorite character's comic canceled for . . . . reasons.")
It almost always translates to:
"I don't like what the the current creative team are doing, and I can't wrap my head around the idea they sincerely like what they're doing, so clearly there must be some sinister ulterior motive behind it."
In addition to the aforementioned COVID protocols, delays, and set construction, there is the fact that a majority of S2 consists of location shooting, which costs significantly more than shooting in a studio does.
To be fair, pretty much every Galaxy class we ever encountered wound up getting blown up eventually, including the D. And while the Galaxy class Syracuse may not have blown up, her saucer section seems to have been rendered inoperable at some point. The Enterprise D/Syracuse hybrid maybe the only Galaxy class still operable by 2501, only 35 years after the class launched!Them's fightin' words, sonny.
I'm pretty sure this maneuver is taught to every Galaxy Class Chief Engineer upon being promoted to the position.Them's fightin' words, sonny.
Also pictured paper mâché warp core.I'm pretty sure this maneuver is taught to every Galaxy Class Chief Engineer upon being promoted to the position.
Maybe. Or it might be one of the six or seven that we know survived the Dominion War. (As seen in Endgame.)
Alternate history. Where were they in The Last Generation?
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