Worry? No.and small universes are nothing to worry about
Annoyed? Yes. Very much so. In other Treks it's less noticeable. With this time round it's more so. Or I'm becoming old and crotchety in my age. Could be that too.
Worry? No.and small universes are nothing to worry about
And cos there’s no time to back and forth individual points, Seven did wear a uniform, briefly, when doing time travel shenanigans, to which I was referring
— and technically her Borg catsuits were Starfleet issue. Medical prostheses technically. ;p
For some of the other stuff, I guess I will eventually give series one a rewatch (I thought she only met Picard when beaming onto La Sirena as you say, but she has followed Picard so much since and was there for his almost-death with the big feels, that I was starting to assume a prior relationship was implied, and that therefore I must have been mistaken.)
As to Chakotay — this is Trek. Whenever two main characters are involved, they either stick together, or we get chapter and verse on why they didn’t.
I prefer Stargate's "Foothold" situation code.How did everyone react when Captain Shaw enacted Emergency Order 7-6-2 Alpha?
I had a chuckle, but realized it was logical. Of course, Starfleet would make contingency plans if it got compromised. How many times has it happened/nearly happened over the years?
How did everyone react when Captain Shaw enacted Emergency Order 7-6-2 Alpha?
I had a chuckle, but realized it was logical. Of course, Starfleet would make contingency plans if it got compromised. How many times has it happened/nearly happened over the years?
I gave up on the SNW threads because people couldn't just say "it's very good" it was always "way better than STD".
Heresy! And git those youngins off my damned lawn.Believe it or not, it is possible to praise, say, CASABLANCA without bitching about how "in my day, we had real movies! Not like that garbage today."
Yes, please! Please just say "I like this." I saw this so much with the Kelvin films. "I like TWOK not that flashy Abrams shit." It's like, can you not just like something to like it? It has to have a qualifying statement of what you don't like?Believe it or not, it is possible to praise, say, CASABLANCA without bitching about how "in my day, we had real movies! Not like that garbage today."
It's an exploration starship, he didn't expect a combat mission. They have phasers and have used them. They were not effective against their opponent.I also think that, due to the post-Dominion war, post-Romulan Star empire, post-Borg peace dividend, Starfleet has scrimped on its armament budget and the phaser emplacements are probably merely decorative now ("fitted for but not with" phasers, I guess). Torpedoes are the only available armament, and only the second rate version at that. No wonder Shaw felt he couldn't go up against an actually armed vessel.
Did we see them used visually? Mentioned in dialogue yes, but actually shown?It's an exploration starship, he didn't expect a combat mission. They have phasers and have used them. They were not effective against their opponent.
He was emotionally compromised and trying to save his son.Don't agree. Jean-Luc irrationally believing that the Titan had any tactical chance against the Shrike (when he has used the exact same run-and-hide tactic plenty of times before against tactically superior vessels) was a pretty big "huh" moment with no real explanation.
Don't recall.Did we see them used visually? Mentioned in dialogue yes, but actually shown?
Also:Picard: How can there be an order to abandon the Prime Directive?
Dougherty: The Prime Directive doesn't apply. These people are not indigenous to this planet. They were never meant to be immortal. We'll simply be restoring them to their natural evolution.
Seems like Shaw was dozing off while watching most of the Ba'ku documentary and apparently only paid attention to the juicy parts with Anij.
He was emotionally compromised and trying to save his son.
Not at this age, not with a family member.Still don't buy it. He's been in plenty of emotional situations before without becoming outright delusional about tactical capabilities.
Sorry, but even Trek will attest to this, SAREK: Forgive me, T'Lar. My logic is uncertain where my son is concerned.Still don't buy it. He's been in plenty of emotional situations before without becoming outright delusional about tactical capabilities.
Sorry, but even Trek will attest to this, SAREK: Forgive me, T'Lar. My logic is uncertain where my son is concerned.
Parents have blind spots with their children. I know I do. It takes deliberate effort to be aware of this fact. Picard did not have the benefit of time.