nods to previous treks *spoilers*
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So if Tuvok's parents are dead that means Tuvok himself won't be born? That means no Voyager????Incidently, ENT fans should probbaly keep in mind that it was quite possible that T'Pol was killed on Vulcan
Hell, it goes deeper than that ... more than likely, every Vulcan we've ever met besides Spock and Sarek is gone. No T'Pau, T'Pol, T'Pring, or T'Lar. Tuvok's parents are dead, as are Dr. Selar's grandparents. That whole DS9 baseball team. Sybok. Gone.
Even that little smiley dude ...... he's probably dead, too.
Finally something good to come out of the new timline....
Re: Anyone else pick up the nod to 'Enterprise' (the show)?
That's hilarioius in a warped way. That's just not right!
Mr Awe
That's hilarioius in a warped way. That's just not right!
Mr Awe
Actually, since he was kicked off of vulcan he is probably one the 10,000 survivors spock spoke of.
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"47" references don't count as nods since they are not nods to any particular Star Trek series - -they're simply nods to the number 47.
Re: Anyone else pick up the nod to 'Enterprise' (the show)?
True. I'm guessing ChristopherPike also wanted a Ziggy and Al mention/sighting.
Joe, in tights with air blowing on his crotch
Oh dear, you were really hoping for waaaaaaay too much. Remember this is the show, in Paramount's eyes, that almost killed the franchise. Why on earth would they give so much screen time to a homage for a "failed" show?
True. I'm guessing ChristopherPike also wanted a Ziggy and Al mention/sighting.
Joe, in tights with air blowing on his crotch
ST-One
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She is the computer voice. She's listed in the credits and it was reported a very short time before she died...
The worm Nero uses to force Pike tell him what he wants to know, is the same worm Kahn uses in "Star Trek II"
-I loved The DS9 homage. Great to see it there. A bunch of officers, sitting at a bar, drinking a Cardassian Sunrise, while a goofy alien barfly who looks kind of similar to Morn looks on in bewilderment.
-This movie was a non-stop Wrath of Khan homage. Not just the mid-control scorpion or actually showing Kirk cheating to beat the Unbeatable Test. The plot was very similar. Crazy maniac, armed with a planet-destroying bomb, wants revenge for the death of his wife and goes after a bunch of cadets to do it. And they quoted lots of lines from it too.
-Loved the homage to one of the funniest Trek bits of all time with Chekov saying "Wessels!"
-Scotty killed Porthos! Way to go dude. You just killed the best character on Enterprise. I would love to see a cameo by Bakula as Grandpa Archer in the next one. Have Kirk, Scotty, and Spock on trial for something and before any thing starts he starts banging his gavel "Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!", "But we haven't even started yet!" "I don't care! That Irish son of a bitch killed my dog! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!".
-This movie was a non-stop Wrath of Khan homage. Not just the mid-control scorpion or actually showing Kirk cheating to beat the Unbeatable Test. The plot was very similar. Crazy maniac, armed with a planet-destroying bomb, wants revenge for the death of his wife and goes after a bunch of cadets to do it. And they quoted lots of lines from it too.
-Loved the homage to one of the funniest Trek bits of all time with Chekov saying "Wessels!"
-Scotty killed Porthos! Way to go dude. You just killed the best character on Enterprise. I would love to see a cameo by Bakula as Grandpa Archer in the next one. Have Kirk, Scotty, and Spock on trial for something and before any thing starts he starts banging his gavel "Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!", "But we haven't even started yet!" "I don't care! That Irish son of a bitch killed my dog! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!".
Why shouldn't they count though? Everyone knows that 47 crops up way too often in the Star Trek universe...
See Below:
http://www.audiograffiti.com.au/47/
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Incidently, ENT fans should probbaly keep in mind that it was quite possible that T'Pol was killed on Vulcan
Noooooo.... T'Pol would not live on Vulcan, she would have spent too many years with Trip.
Why do so many people think this? Nero calls them Centaurian Slugs whereas Khan used Ceti Eels. The Centaurian Slug used the mouth to get to the brain; the Ceti Eel went through the ear. And they didn't even look the same!
Granted, it's an homage, but it's hardly the same animal.
I would have been happier if it were the same animal; honestly, how many plot-specific parasites that get inside people's bodies and make them act in just the right way does the Trek universe have, anyway? I guess if we ever need to make a Star Trek musical, we'll know how to explain it away:
NERO:
This is a Denevian ringworm; once inside the brain,
it attaches to the neocortex, where its secretions
activate the neurons responsible for music and rhythm.
[NERO holds CAPTAIN PIKE's mouth open and inserts the worm.
Against his will, PIKE proceeds to break it down.]
This is a Denevian ringworm; once inside the brain,
it attaches to the neocortex, where its secretions
activate the neurons responsible for music and rhythm.
[NERO holds CAPTAIN PIKE's mouth open and inserts the worm.
Against his will, PIKE proceeds to break it down.]
ST-One
Vice Admiral
Spock makes the Picard-manouvre in the scene where Kirk and he meet for the first time (after the KM-test).
Oh, and it really sounds like Scotty says 'Captain Picard' in one of the scenes when the Enterprise is about to hit the reset-button... errr... is being pulled into the black hole
Oh, and it really sounds like Scotty says 'Captain Picard' in one of the scenes when the Enterprise is about to hit the reset-button... errr... is being pulled into the black hole
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