The EMH?The Doctor?
The EMH?
Burnham
Heard it here first.
Lewis Zimmerman?
Burnham.
Heard it here first.
Ah, yeah Tuvix. The one and only combination of Burnham and Burnham.Tuvix?
Burnham.
Heard it here first.
The EMH?The Doctor?
The EMH?
Burnham
Heard it here first.
Ah, yeah Tuvix. The one and only combination of Burnham and Burnham.Tuvix?
Burnham.
Heard it here first.
ZimmermanThe EMH?
Lewis Zimmerman?
Burnham.
Heard it here first.
Ah, yeah Tuvix. The one and only combination of Burnham and Burnham.
They dropped the ball and it rolled way.While fun, I think it points towards Star Trek generally dropping the ball on diversity.
I think it would be quite problematic if, of Star Trek's pathetic handful of black female characters, two actually turn out to be the same person so we have one fewer than we even thought we had. The only connection made between the two characters in this 'theory' seems to be that they are black women who at some point were command track.
Didn't they name the Captain of the Saratoga Sinclair, in honor of the the actress who had passed? I could have sworn I read that somewhere, but maybe it wasn't canon
Zimmerman
Bob Zimmerman. Bob Dylan?
Burnham.
I mentioned this theory a while back, when Sonequa was cast. It's starting to gain some traction:
Besides not looking much alike, Madge Sinclair had a fairly prominent Jamaican accent while Sonequa Martin-Green's is from Alabama with a lot of theater vocal lessons suppressing it to play someone from anywhere in the US.I mentioned this theory a while back, when Sonequa was cast. It's starting to gain some traction:
Could the Captain of the USS Saratoga be Michael Burnham? This was the first female Captain to appear in Star Trek.
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