I'd wear command gold in any universe, even if command gold happens to be really green.![]()
I'd wear red....

I'd follow Commodore Stocker (in that 'other' timeline) as well as Sisko....Uhura (of either timeline)...
I'd wear command gold in any universe, even if command gold happens to be really green.![]()
Plus you got Neural Parasites, jumped up space probes. Giant Space Amoebas and Doomsday Machines wiping out entire planets and Solar Systems.
McCoy was right. Space is disease and danger wrapped in darkness and silence
The wife took the whole planet.And yet he still joined......
Only if they wear certain colorsI wouldn't want to be part of anything I enjoy watching. Part of the reason it's enjoyable is because the fate of the characters is uncertain and that some of them are likely to die.
Hmm...do suicide booths get installed on starships?I'd much rather join it than than prime Starfleet. And I disagree about it being more dangerous on the grounds I wouldn't be forced to kill myself out of boredom.
Its not like blue will necessarily save you... first guy to die onscreen in the Prime timeline was wearing a blue shirt in The Man Trap and the first person to become infected with the virus in Naked Time (and the only one they said died) was also wearing blue.
The consoles are the first things that explode when the ship is under attack.I totally would, without hesitation. Any time period, Kelvin Timeline or Prime, whatever. Think I'd wanna be a helmsman if I couldn't be a captain or first officer.
Yeah but if I'm really important (and who are we kidding, of course I would be!), then the OTHER consoles would explode. I'd be fine.The consoles are the first things that explode when the ship is under attack.
Remember that on Voyager, the initial helmsman died and was later replaced by Tom Paris.Yeah but if I'm really important (and who are we kidding, of course I would be!), then the OTHER consoles would explode. I'd be fine.
Risk is our business!Remember that on Voyager, the initial helmsman died and was later replaced by Tom Paris.
Risk is our business!
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