News Starfleet Academy Coming to P+

[DigificWriter]

The Progenitors exist in all timelines and multiverses, as they existed at the very origins of galactic creation, at the point in time where all corporeal perceived multiverses and temporal convergences began… including those of the Disco verse and other Nu-Trek spinoffs, such as JJ-Trek.

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In the far future. No matter how the universe unfolds in each particular multiverse, the messages of the Progenitors would still be pure and true wherever they were to be projected.

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However, should the universe begin to uncontrollably descend into chaos, disorder and self destruction, the Preservers would be dispatched with their Ark ships to help record, archive and preserve life throughout the galaxy.

Star Trek Discovery in its entirety takes place in the Prime Timeline (AKA the same universe as all 11 other Star Trek Television series), and no amount of arbitrarily declaring otherwise is going to change that fact.

 

[fireproof78]

The Progenitors exist in all timelines and multiverses, as they existed at the very origins of galactic creation, at the point in time where all corporeal perceived multiverses and temporal convergences began… including those of the Disco verse and other Nu-Trek spinoffs, such as JJ-Trek.

Based upon... what? Since canon is so important please use specific quotes not assumptions.

 

[Firebird]

People probably quote Shakespeare with out realizing they are quoting Shakespeare.

Aye, there's the rub...

The Progenitors exist in all timelines and multiverses, as they existed at the very origins of galactic creation, at the point in time where all corporeal perceived multiverses and temporal convergences began… including those of the Disco verse and other Nu-Trek spinoffs, such as JJ-Trek.

In the far future. No matter how the universe unfolds in each particular multiverse, the messages of the Progenitors would still be pure and true wherever they were to be projected.

And where is any of this coming from? Hint: "I made it the fuck up" doesn't count.

 

[DigificWriter]

Based upon... what?

Nothing.

And where is any of this coming from?

He made it up to try and justify his dismissal of reality.

 

[Tosk]

Aye, there's the rub...

I see what you did there.

 

[ToddCam]

But this Academy show is set in the *far* future of Star Trek, a future which includes the repercussions of Nero’s temporal incursion into the 23rd century creating the JJ-verse, likely at the start of the time war which resulted in the destruction of Romulus and Remus. This Academy series is a bit like the Voy episode Timeless, or a reboot of Living Witness starring the Doctor, or the future scenes from All Good Things. Star Trek prime timeline should be set in the early 25th century, not in a fantasy sci-fi cloud cuckoo land. Therefore, as the future is not yet written, by setting this new show in the Disco-verse alt future, it is technically neither canon or prime, merely a possible multiverse future of the prime Star Trek Universe which is still truly awaiting to be written and continued in a Legacy series.

Is this satire?

 

[Enterprise1701]

People probably quote Shakespeare with out realizing they are quoting Shakespeare.

I don't.

 

[Nerys Myk]

I don't.

How would you know?

 

[Tosk]

I don't.

You definitely do, technically speaking. Shakespeare came up with hundreds of words (some brand new, some variations on existing words) that we still use today.

 

[fireproof78]

Let's break the ice. No wild goose chase here.

40 Shakespearean phrases we still use every day

Whether you have ever been in a pickle or caught a cold, sent someone packing or had too much of a good thing, you owe a debt to Shakespeare

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[cooleddie74]

You definitely do, technically speaking. Shakespeare came up with hundreds of words (some brand new, some variations on existing words) that we still use today.

Verily.

Forsooth.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

People probably quote Shakespeare with out realizing they are quoting Shakespeare.

I don't.

You do.

I got it in one try, because virtually everybody uses this one.

a wild goose chase

 

[Ovation]

The Progenitors exist in all timelines and multiverses, as they existed at the very origins of galactic creation, at the point in time where all corporeal perceived multiverses and temporal convergences began… including those of the Disco verse and other Nu-Trek spinoffs, such as JJ-Trek.

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However, should the universe begin to uncontrollably descend into chaos, disorder and self destruction, the Preservers would be dispatched with their Ark ships to help record, archive and preserve life throughout the galaxy.

Umm…no.

 

[Tuskin38]

Garak became Ambassador to the UFP in both the old and new novel continuities, so I wonder if that's where that came from.

 

[eschaton]

I found this promo pic on Memory Alpha:

The interesting thing here is there's six cadets shown, yet the promo material only released five. Which suggests there's a hidden sixth who hasn't been revealed - perhaps someone where even providing a bio/background would contain spoilers to the season?

The "secret character" seems to be next to SAM - the one with long dark hair who's not Jay-Den.

 

[The Wormhole]

Garak became Ambassador to the UFP in both the old and new novel continuities, so I wonder if that's where that came from.

Although in the new novel continuity, he became disgraced after his war crimes during the Bajoran Occupation became public. Probably wouldn't get a place on Starfleet's memorial wall after that.

 

[tenmei]

I found this promo pic on Memory Alpha:

The interesting thing here is there's six cadets shown, yet the promo material only released five. Which suggests there's a hidden sixth who hasn't been revealed - perhaps someone where even providing a bio/background would contain spoilers to the season?

The "secret character" seems to be next to SAM - the one with long dark hair who's not Jay-Den.

Is it not Zoe Steiner's character, Cadet Sadal?

 

[Mudd]

I think it’s a little tragic that it’s generated infinitely more fan discussion than any of the rest of the show itself.

Is Elon Musk on the wall?

 

[Jayson1]

Is Elon Musk on the wall?

Musk is the name of the main ship, I think.

 

[Herald252]

Is there a typo in Data's rank or I'm seeing things? It's not M in the middle of his rank, isn't it?