Can't wait to copy and paste whoever does it first.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard General Discussion Thread
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So the B4 parts are screen used parts from the previous productions. They managed tot track down where they ended up after being auctioned off.
So the B4 parts are screen used parts from the previous productions. They managed tot track down where they ended up after being auctioned off.
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^ Is that supposed to be a problem...?
<chuckle>
They're the 60's version of Milli Vanilli, ... when doing it LIVE wasn't faked.
I guess four pip Admiral is "Fleet Admiral" and five pip is "Starfleet Admiral" or "Starfleet C-in-C"?
From Nemesis?
I think it is supposed to go two pips is a Rear Admiral, three would be a Vice Admiral, four would be full Admiral, and five would be the C-in-C. With one pip being a Commodore, which they are again using instead of Rear Admiral/Lower Half.
https://www.navy.mil/navydata/ranks/officers/o-rank.html
It does have this notation for the five star Admiral...
That would make both Morrow and Cartwright five-pip Admirals by PIC rank standards.
Full Admiral, at the very least. We don't know if the Federation has war time provisions for the Fleet Admiral rank.
Don't worry, you still outrank them.
When those guys get almost a quarter of a million posts they can demand I listen to their orders.
Excuse me.
[*Drinks shots of Jack, stares into darkness as single tear runs down cheek*]
Excuse me.
[*Drinks shots of Jack, stares into darkness as single tear runs down cheek*]
Those are some wonky flag rank names. I'm glad most of them aren't canon (and hopefully never will be.)Here's the Rank Pips for Picard, straight from the Show's Prop Master...
I picture it more like this:
High Five.
Anyone remember Star Trek Beyond, when Vice Admiral was below Commodore and explictly a "position" not a rank?
Ugh. I certainly don't. Glad I didn't pay attention.
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As I recall it, Kirk was applying for a specific position that entailed promotion and was based at Yorktown Station. Nothing explicitly says he would've been subordinate to the Commodore or that his rank would be contingent on staying in that position forever. As far as I can recall, nothing in the movie ever even says the officer he's talking to is even a Commodore in the first place, though the bts people apparently decided she was for some reason.
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