Did it ever matter?

Pike gets promoted to Fleet Captain but remains in command of the Enterprise in the episode Kirk comes on board. Kirk stays until Pike leaves. Problem solved.Kirk met Pike when Pike became fleet captain, Kirk also took over command of the Enterprise from him, but from dialog it's not clear if both happened at the same time, or if Kirk interact with Pike at all when he took command of the Enterprise.
It does not. That mission is in one of the Early Voyages comics.I don't know if this takes place after or before The Cage, but I would love to see the mission that caused Pike to question himself as captain.
should we consider all prior dialog to be just a collection of throw away lines?or better yet just ignore that throwaway line of dialog
sureshould we consider all prior dialog to be just a collection of throw away lines?
We just need a throwaway line in Lower Decks about dramatizations of Kirk and Pike's mission. Problem solved.sureI just don't think the writers should be limited by something that was said in 1966
That would actually work a treat. And it ties into Gene's TMP novelization, which implied TOS was a dramatisation.We just need a throwaway line in Lower Decks about dramatizations of Kirk and Pike's mission. Problem solved.
should the writers be limited by dialog from the previous week's episode?I just don't think the writers should be limited by something that was said in 1966
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