I doubt they have any control over what the Guardian of Forever can do.
We also have no idea where he sent her.
Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 2x03 - "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow"
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We also have no idea where he sent her.
I don't think the Guardian of the Galaxy was party to the accords as well as operated on its own rules.
Yes, as a matter of fact I did. Well, that's annoying. I'll just say the Guardian uses loophole technology.
The Guardian also seems to be a temporal device hidden from the rest of the galaxy, on purpose. So I'm not worried about it.
Time travel needs to be banned, and banned hard.
Time travel bans probably don't apply to sentient time machines that do whatever they want and how they want.
I very much doubt that the Romulans (and the Klingons) before the 32nd Century would ever agree to a ban on time travel.
Which BTW is proven in this particular episode.
So the DTI has had its job cut out for it for quite some time.
(never mind dealing with just the apparent multitude of Fed incursions)
And I still think it would be logical for Pelia to have created the Dept. to being with.
Which BTW is proven in this particular episode.
So the DTI has had its job cut out for it for quite some time.
(never mind dealing with just the apparent multitude of Fed incursions)
And I still think it would be logical for Pelia to have created the Dept. to being with.
The Guardian really just enjoys crime procedurals. And it was a nice way to pass the time.What I want to know is why the Gaurdian of Forever decided to go back in time and appear as a regular on CSI. Why was that shows success so important to it?
Welcome to one of the many reasons the very idea of a ban is nonsensical.
Other's include, "random unknown race discovering time travel and ruining the galaxy with it", "time travelers from other galaxy's showing up and fucking things up", and "criminals who decide they don't care about the law and just do it anyways.".
If the ban really is an agreement between parties, then the Guardian isn't a problem, but if they use technology to enforce the ban then it's a problem. But they don't say how it's enforced in the show, so it's not a plot hole. I can't remember, does the ban come up at all in the Guardian Disco episode? (edit: I see it does, the Guardian is presented as unique and apparently the only way to time travel left)
They don't have to, it only applies to time after the war. They don't even need to know about it, all they know is that any time agents sent that far forward never return.
They don't have to, it only applies to time after the war. They don't even need to know about it, all they know is that any time agents sent that far forward never return.
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So because it's not fully enforceable no one should try?
That's some bs right there. Ban Time Travel as soon as possible.
Good idea, I'll write to my city council right now!
Maybe that's why he keeps disappearing. He was too busy having a minor role in LA Confidential
Then why Una is involved one ep of three?
Very poor episode. Same auld copy and paste back to the present stuff. La'an was impressive and looks fantastic in he Girl With the Starfleet Tattoo look but she wasn't enough to keep the episode interesting.
because it's an ensemble show ans sometimes the focus of an episode are different characters than Una
Wow, it's really hard to be listened.
I mean, I get the frustration since Pike is my main draw. But, personally, I have a strong affinity for family time and I support that more than my own show interests.
That's my thing.
If Pike is shoved out then that would be more disappointing, and even more so that Kirk is now a thing in SNW.
The main reason was to let everything be possible because Vulcan could be destroyed and Amanda killed and no one knew Earth would be fine etc.
Soong's role is simply not known. All we saw was a project report title page
Could be the AA/DST one
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