We are a feisty tribe, but for most of you I'd be all "No, I am Spartacus."
Well some were just undefined shapes of coloured light, so its tough to get too attached to them.
As far as not liking all of Trek...consider the Mustang. Most of the fans prefer certain generations over others. I like the Mustang II, but most motorheads don't.
There’s bands I like and some albums by bands I like better than others.
All those albums were done by those bands though. Even with line-up changes, I usually consider bands to still be the same band.
Usually…
By definition, CBS Trek can't violate canon, though it can have continuity errors or issues.
Sorry if I'm being nitpicky, but so many people misuse the word "canon" that it can be hard to tell what one means to say when they use the word incorrectly.
Is it the same band if all the members have moved on?
The Band of Theseus?
Just texture pop in. Picard season 3's Titan has some vram issues.
The Band of Theseus?
Like Foreigner.
I honestly have never paid much attention to the ships and if/how they change.
I do love the way the Enterprise looks in SNW, though.
It would have been surreal if over the course of SNW the Enterprise as depicted initially in DISCO gradually was "upgraded" until by the final episode it more closely resembled the Enterprise of TOS.
"Why are we making everything more primitive looking?"
"Advances in technology mean we no longer need so much active monitoring of ship's systems; everything's becoming simpler."
They already lampshaded that a bit when Pike orders the holography stripped out in DISCO S2.
"Why are we making everything more primitive looking?"
"Advances in technology mean we no longer need so much active monitoring of ship's systems; everything's becoming simpler."
They already lampshaded that a bit when Pike orders the holography stripped out in DISCO S2.
That was just super dumb.
I remember reading John Eaves designed the exterior with the thought that it could be turned into the TOS ship, with extra pylons to support the warp nacelles that could be removed, large impulse engines that could be replaced with smaller, more advanced ones, and no bridge dome. But that was kind of spoiled by the folks who made the CGI model making the pylons slant like on the TMP ship.
I think I also read somewhere else that the corridors we supposed to be like the TOS hallways with the panels removed and all the technology exposed, though I never got that impression from them.
Yeah, it gets weird.
There are bands I like with deliberately rotating line-ups. QotSA for example are never the same band from project to project and that’s fine.
I can’t think of a band where all of the original members moved on but I *think* there must be one.
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Everyone who recorded the first two albums are dead. The only one still living from the 73-77 era is drummer Artimus Pyle, who hasn’t played for Skynyrd since 1991.
Got to have someone to play Free Bird. Though, from my perspective, they aren't remotely the same band that they were in the 70's.
The last time the band had any semblance of the fire they used to have was The Last Rebel album back in 93. They still had four of the original band members then.
Probably tracks with the last time I heard anything relevant from them.
So…how about those controversial premises?
Hey, I've tossed a bunch out there. Fish ain't biting.
I imagine it was an update from Daystrom himself.
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