He could have had it destroyed in a huge fiery puffball of debris if he hated it that much.
Spoilers Starship Design in Star Trek: Picard
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He could have had it destroyed in a huge fiery puffball of debris if he hated it that much.
Leaving it unclear what Worf did or didn't do to it means they could always find some plausible way to bring it back if another show wants to revisit it. I wouldn't surprise me at al to see Lower Decks take that ball and run with it, eventually.
Yes, that’s entirely possible. I don’t feel that this is the case here, but I won’t discount that idea.
As pointed out B and C had one time outings too, but yeah the F can still appear elsewhere. Plus it's not like the other Odyssey-class starships are gonna go away either.
There were parts left in Spacedock from right before Scott stole her.
Clearly it's the Roddenberry / Bennett / Berman museum.
No, we typically don't see any of the hero ships for a while. It was a bit before we saw the actual Yamato in TNG, we never saw another Constitution II/Refit in the TOS movies and it wasn't until Picard Season 2 and Lower Decks we saw another canon Sovereign
We know there is an Enterprise in the 32nd Century, but we didn't see it. It's probably a Kirk class because..of course it would be.
https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Kirk_class
https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Kirk_class
Not like one would like EVERY ship design, but its like they gave to much Carte Blanche to Terry to do what he wants based on his whims and likes and dislikes. For some reason he REALLY wanted a possible Legacy series set on the Enterprise.. Why? Have to ask him, doesn't make sense to me.
Rather had them introduce an new Picard CLASS of ship, with the USS Picard as its namesake.
And to me it is a bit disrespectful to name a ship in honor of the Titan A for all the previous ships and crews did of note, and then without much fanfare, rename her the G..
But the Enterprise has more history! So? Plenty of ships in the fleet, or being built.. doesn't have to be the Titan A being renamed. If they didn't do the Titan A name, and named it... say Excalibur.. with no A,B Etc. then okay..
Rather had them introduce an new Picard CLASS of ship, with the USS Picard as its namesake.
And to me it is a bit disrespectful to name a ship in honor of the Titan A for all the previous ships and crews did of note, and then without much fanfare, rename her the G..
But the Enterprise has more history! So? Plenty of ships in the fleet, or being built.. doesn't have to be the Titan A being renamed. If they didn't do the Titan A name, and named it... say Excalibur.. with no A,B Etc. then okay..
Enterprise is the most important ship name. This is the way of things now, that as long as something is extremely popular then it must make the most sense to go with that way.
No we don't.
Yes, we do.
It was mentioned in Season 4 that the Enterprise had detected something on scanners.
No, Saru was referring to one of the original Enterprises (and Voyager) encountering a similar anomaly.
