Spoilers Star Trek: Prodigy 1x20 - "Supernova, Part 2"

[Tuskin38]

Etc all wear a tweaked LD uniform.

Looks more like a tweaked AGT/Endgame uniform to me

 

[fireproof78]

It makes you appreciate how consistent Trek tried to be while juggling DS9 / First Contact / VOY all at the same time.

I mean, I like all the uniforms.

 

[trekshark]

TOS' Klingon is good example of shifting canon. But hang on to something, you might get dizzy.

Ah yes, the Mose Schrute of the Klingon defense force

 

[cooleddie74]

Bob the Discount Klingon is the greatest of all Klingon warriors.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Bob the Discount Klingon is the greatest of all Klingon warriors.

Glory to you.....and your comb over

 

[Darth Thanos]

Just seen the episode.

So, Chakotay's ship has disappeared in mysterious circumstances, and Janeway takes a crew and goes to investigate? Why does this sound somewhat familiar?

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

Hmm. The novel Escape Route spoils how the entire second have of Prodigy Season 1 plays out, but the ending of "Supernova Part 2" spoils how Escape Route plays out.

Of course, with Gwyn going off to find her people, we could have some serious timey-wimey shit in store. Maybe @Christopher should weigh in.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Just seen the episode.

So, Chakotay's ship has disappeared in mysterious circumstances, and Janeway takes a crew and goes to investigate? Why does this sound somewhat familiar?

Poor Janeway never got over the 42-minute reset of Voyager and thus cannot learn from her past mistakes.

 

[jaime]

I think you missed the part where you claiming a thing doesn't make it fact.

Nor does people misrepresenting some quotes.

So if you want to continue claiming this, show me a direct statement from CBS/Paramount/Rademaker/Cryptic saying that Rademaker owns the right to the Vesta class. Otherwise I am just going to rule it false.

I was *very* into the Aventine, and its STO bundle was a Father’s Day gift when it first came out. I — admittedly without any more proof than has been offered, but also no dog in the fight — assure you that what has been described was true. I used to read Rademakers blogs on the design, and had more Vesta Class beauty shots as desktop wallpapers than was logical for a thirty something (at the time).

The lit continuity may have disappeared up its own nihilistic wormhole, but that ship is a damn good one.

 

[Macintosh]

The lit continuity may have disappeared up its own nihilistic wormhole, but that ship is a damn good one.

Agreed. The Vesta-class would have made for a perfect Voyager-A.

 

[Oddish]

Not sure what a nihilistic wormhole is, but it sounds pretty bad...

 

[jaime]

Not sure what a nihilistic wormhole is, but it sounds pretty bad...

It was.

 

[Tuskin38]

I was *very* into the Aventine, and its STO bundle was a Father’s Day gift when it first came out. I — admittedly without any more proof than has been offered, but also no dog in the fight — assure you that what has been described was true. I used to read Rademakers blogs on the design, and had more Vesta Class beauty shots as desktop wallpapers than was logical for a thirty something (at the time).

The lit continuity may have disappeared up its own nihilistic wormhole, but that ship is a damn good one.

Not sure if you know, but Vesta almost appeared in Picard Season 3 according to Rademaker on twitter a while back. He posted a render test with a more classic Starfleet grey hull.
https://twitter.com/yard2380/status/1654529395862675456

Also a nacelle variant of his Merian class
https://twitter.com/yard2380/status/1715672694421664211

 

[Peach Wookiee]

I’m crying for Holo-Janeway. She was so like her Terran self, to the end.

 

[Akiraprise]

I’m crying for Holo-Janeway. She was so like her Terran self, to the end.

I was surprisingly moved by her demise myself. That little sad sigh she gives, of accepting her fate, before taking the command chair...brutal. She clearly didn't want to die but the real Janeway's subroutines of duty, protecting her crew, and going down with the ship run deep.

 

[Peach Wookiee]

I was surprisingly moved by her demise myself. That little sad sigh she gives, of accepting her fate, before taking the command chair...brutal. She clearly didn't want to die but the real Janeway's subroutines of duty, protecting her crew, and going down with the ship run deep.

When she attempted the download and realized she was doomed, it hurt. And her goodbye to the kids as they drifted through space…