He was in the novels.
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Of course he was.
It's an animated comedy. I'm sure they can find a way. Probably use the holodeck or something, or maybe some of the clones have survived all this time.
I dont't know if this question has already been answered but Eaglemoss' XL Cerritos had a magazine and according to the article in it the ship was for the most part designed by Mike McMahan, Eric Nyquist, Joseph Martinez and Bobby Walker. McMahan engaged Nyquist to flesh out the shape of the Cerritos. After that was done he worked with Martinez, Walker and "a larger team of artists" on the details and the conversion of that shape to a fully-realized ship for the show. So, yes, you could say the Cerritos was designed by committee.
Another interesting info from the magazine: The Cerritos was at first named USS Aldrin and then USS San Diego before McMahan heard the town of Cerritos mentioned in a radio ad.
Interesting!!! No, this hasn’t been answered yet. This is the first time I’m hearing anything about a magazine for the model even existing. The XL model I got from Master Replicas didn’t include one. I’ve found nothing online about it and haven’t seen anyone even so much as mention it. Thanks so much for letting us know, Markus!
Would it be too much to ask to trouble you to send a few quick photos of the mag? I’ve not been able to find anything from it online. And although that info about the group of people who were involved in designing it is already super nice, I’m just SO curious to know which of the various concept art that exists they’ve incorporated.
As for my own efforts to contact Mike McMahan and Brad Winters on Twitter, unfortunately I wasn't able to make them notice me and answer my questions.
I even went so far and created a mockup of a look at the hypothetical magazine, complete with text I made up, just to maybe catch their attention. All in vain, however …
Thanks so much for sharing this! What a delightful, cool and hilarious person! I love listening to Tawny Newsome. She’s so full of enthusiasm for everything she does and everyone she’s working with, but not to a point where she’s seems to view everything through rose-tinted glasses. The moment where she says that she doesn't exactly love voice acting and that acting is her true passion was a revelation. I feel I should make an effort to try and watch more of her live action work. That Netflix project with Kevin Hart sounds pretty cool.
EDIT to add that I also had no idea Alex Kurtzman was that much of a champion of her aspirations as a writer. I gained so much respect for him through listening to Tawny describe their relationship. He seems pretty cool.
Twice, I've had to take my 2018 Leaf ("Millie," because she's "thoroughly modern") to the body shop at the Nissan dealership there. Thankfully, the second time, I was able to use the services of the Enterprise rental facility next door.
Kurtzman also helped decide the theme for Lower Decks.
According to Mike in a TrekCulture interview, they had narrowed down to two themes and couldn't decide on what one to use, so Mike asked Alex to choose because he had a thing for music.
Mike would like to release the alternate theme, but he's not sure about the legalities.
~ Amazing! Great work @Michael, and some very fancy warp nacelles going on there - I like the Vulcan-style rings the bestAs for my own efforts to contact Mike McMahan and Brad Winters on Twitter, unfortunately I wasn't able to make them notice me and answer my questions.
I even went so far and created a mockup of a look at the hypothetical magazine, complete with text I made up, just to maybe catch their attention. All in vain, however …
I hope Mike and Brad might yet see your tweet/s.
And thanks @MFB for posting the Cerritos design info
FINALLY!
That plush will be sold out immediately, I'm surprised the website hasn't crashed yet by the demand
It will crash because the plush ate the websites bones.
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