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Spoilers Starship Design in Star Trek: Picard
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The Titanoprise is the only thing that irks me. Like, is there NOTHING another ship can do to earn its place in history? They get to be the Enterprise-next or the Voyager-next.
Considering it's piracy and fighting the others, if you absolutely HAVE to rename it, naming it the Defiant-A would have been more pugnaciously and thematically correct.
Considering it's piracy and fighting the others, if you absolutely HAVE to rename it, naming it the Defiant-A would have been more pugnaciously and thematically correct.
I had wondered the same thing a year ago when I found out. I'm imagining a long hallway with gold models of every Titan and Enterprise.
Well, on the plus-side, this actually kind of undoes the original Titan erasure. As the years go by, especially if the sequel-series the ending all-but-promised comes out, we're always going to refer to the ex-Titan as the Enterprise-G, and the Luna-class one can just be the Titan, proper.
It is very silly and convoluted, though. I think I might've actually preferred it if they did put the -D back on active duty, optionally rechristened as the -G.
It is very silly and convoluted, though. I think I might've actually preferred it if they did put the -D back on active duty, optionally rechristened as the -G.
Congratulations for designing an Enterprise!I had wondered the same thing a year ago when I found out. I'm imagining a long hallway with gold models of every Titan and Enterprise.
Any one else notice the Star Wars similarities with the D flying through the Borg infrastructure? Just me?
I think it’s been mentioned once or twice.
Meh. I didn't watch it until this morning so I probably missed out on quite a bit.
First thing that popped into my head when Data flew the old girl in there. Millennium Falcon vs Death Star 2: The Rematch.
Speaking of the Royal Cube,
It reminds me of the Supercube from the First Splinter timeline.
A ship of that size would automatically compact into a sphere under its own gravity. Therefore the queen must waste an extraordinary amount of energy on structural integrity fields. Inefficient, Borgs. (ST DTI: Watching the Clock).
It reminds me of the Supercube from the First Splinter timeline.
A ship of that size would automatically compact into a sphere under its own gravity. Therefore the queen must waste an extraordinary amount of energy on structural integrity fields. Inefficient, Borgs. (ST DTI: Watching the Clock).
Now with Kryptonite Vision!
Did anyone mention that nothing was said in the show about the fact that a handful of people could not only pilot a Galaxy class starship, but go into battle with it? At least in ST3 Scotty explicitly says he jury-rigged the controls and they can barely do anything with the 1701-A.
Geordi apologizes to Crusher for not doing work on the weapons systems, implying in restoring the Enteprise he has been doing work on making it operable with a very small crew for short term events.
Hear, hear! 1,000 likes!
It’s been discussed extensively in the last week. TNG ships have amazing computers and don’t need many people to operate at least for short periods, c.f. 11001001, Brothers, Message in a Bottle.
I will give mad props Bill and his work. It is a beautiful ship.
