Thankfully the toga hasn't really swung back around lately.Fashion is cyclical.
It's the final step before energy being.Thankfully the toga hasn't really swung back around lately.
Try '30s sci-fi and see Things To Come...TBH, I kind of wish they went with the whole "in the future, everyone is wearing togas again" trope that we often saw in 1970s sci-fi. It would've been a nice way to visually distinguish the 32nd century from the more familiar eras.
That said, I understand why, for SA in particular, they went with such an anachronistic setting, right down to the letterman jackets.
Better than Mr Neelix's barfy suits...Can we at least acknowledge that even after Benjamin left, Jake still got his clothes tailored by an upholsterer?
Spock drinks alcohol both in TOS and SNW. Insisting that behavior is monolithic in any culture is rooted in social anxiety, as well as being fundamentally unobservant.
Unfortunately they haven't done the best job at that IMO. I guess they are trying but I don't think the writing is top tier. Far from it....
That was hilarious.It was a wonderful tribute to DS9 - I was in tears by the end. Prophets, Fire Caves, gumbo, punching Q, Emissary, The Dominion, Dax, baseball. These were things from DS9 - things I remember. And they mentioned those things.
Incredible stuff.
For a closer look at the care and respect woven into this tribute:
So it's an official Discovery retcon then.No, I was the last piece of this puzzle. I did not intend to write myself in at all. Because it didn’t occur to me that I would be anyone other than Mariner. And I thought it would be a little too cheeky to have some future version of Mariner or some descendant. It just seemed too irreverent for the magnitude of this episode. So no, I love Professor Illa, who was constructed by me and Kirsten [Beyer] and she was meant to be the perfect shepherd for this story. It was so important that we had someone who it made sense that she would have the only copy of Jake’s book. A lot of intentionality went into who could this be? And then when we all kind of went, “Oh, you know, the Trill lifespan could be this long. This could be Dax,” it really excited Noga Landau, our showrunner. It excited all of us. And we went, “Okay, yeah, let’s make this Dax.” And then, as I said, I was the last piece of the puzzle [laughs] when they said, “Okay, and Tawny is going to do it” it was quite a surprise, I think, for all of us. But I had really great support from showrunners and from Kirsten.
Given the cockuppery of the Sisko family tree I would say it is more likely one oversight among manySo it's an official Discovery retcon then.
Nah, I think they knew what they were doing there. It's an honest retcon.Given the cockuppery of the Sisko family tree I would say it is more likely one oversight among many
There are reasonable in universe explanations for the family tree mistakes. (Sans the spelling errors.)Given the cockuppery of the Sisko family tree I would say it is more likely one oversight among many
Almost surely.Nah, I think they knew what they were doing there. It's an honest retcon.
I accept the possibility, considering they said it's rare for a symbiont to live 800 years but the symbionts aren't joined as soon as they're born so Bix would have been over 900 more likely (one could interpret 800 years outside the pools) but for now I think I'm going to stick with the headcanon that Dax hosts had some interesting adventures that took them on a less than linear path to the 3190s. Until such a time as something concrete makes that impossible to reconcile.Nah, I think they knew what they were doing there. It's an honest retcon.
They also didn't have interconnected computers that held tens of thousands of backups. We have a hard time eliminating or hiding data today, the meme ( the internet never forgets) is going to be doubly true over the next 1300 years.Yeah, my headcanon is just that records got all fucked up after the Burn. I mean sure, electronic records should be pretty airtight, but it's also been 800 years. We don't have decent family trees for anyone other than nobles that far back.
They say a lot of things that are "true", until they say the next thing. That's how canon and continuity works. Who thought Klingons were a long lived species until the TOS three showed up on DS9? A lot of fanon and Lit had them with short lifespans. Even with the Trill we got one version in TNG and another in DS9. The TNG version faded into obscurity.I accept the possibility, considering they said it's rare for a symbiont to live 800 years but the symbionts aren't joined as soon as they're born so Bix would have been over 900 more likely (one could interpret 800 years outside the pools) but for now I think I'm going to stick with the headcanon that Dax hosts had some interesting adventures that took them on a less than linear path to the 3190s. Until such a time as something concrete makes that impossible to reconcile.
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