Hey! You watch your language!The only thing I have to say about this entire Pike fate discussion...
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... and you can quote me on that!
Hey! You watch your language!The only thing I have to say about this entire Pike fate discussion...
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... and you can quote me on that!
Hey! You watch your language!
Well they did turn her into a spiky alien in Discovery... Colt | Memory Alpha | FandomI just saw the casting announcement for some of the crew, and Yeoman Colt is missing. If Yeoman Colt isn't on the show I'm taking my toys and going home.
I'm sure those characters will be referenced or show up in guest spots at some point. Maybe even in a flashback scene. No way they keep Colt as a spikey alien though.I just saw the casting announcement for some of the crew, and Yeoman Colt is missing. If Yeoman Colt isn't on the show I'm taking my toys and going home.
Come on, we all want to see Idris Elba and find out how Colt was forced to use Krall's tech on a hapless spiky alien to survive.I'm sure those characters will be referenced or show up in guest spots at some point. Maybe even in a flashback scene. No way they keep Colt as a spikey alien though.
I'll have what he's having.He's not saying "No." He's saying "Yes! Yes!"
Well they did turn her into a spiky alien in Discovery... Colt | Memory Alpha | Fandom
The throw away line is:I just saw the casting announcement for some of the crew, and Yeoman Colt is missing. If Yeoman Colt isn't on the show I'm taking my toys and going home.
Cousin? His full name is Ashward José Tyler.Episode 6: Lieutenant Commander José Tyler steps onto the bridge for a reunion with Captain Pike, Number One and Spock and introduces his cousin Ash, who works for "a special branch of Starfleet R&D."![]()
How about all 3? Colt,Tyler and Boyce in a TMP style transporter accident in the opening scene. Then Pike is like. "Contact Starfleet. Inform them I need crew replacements. Preferably some with fan service qualifications."Would be funny if one of those characters announced gets killed off in the first episode
"Ash is instrumental in developing new shipboard technologies. He's at the forefront of helping make these ships stronger and more powerful!"
Pike(thinking): "Dammit. And he still owes me fifteen credits from that poker game on Emperor Georgiou's ship.
ASSHOLE."
He is a damn fine handsome man, without question. I’ve seen many I interviews with him over the years, going back to the early days of Hell on Wheels and he always seemed like a very down-to-earth straight shooter kind of guy. Totally professional and just a kind-hearted individual. I honestly don’t think they could have picked a better actor to play Pike.
Tying Burnham to Spock was not a 'nostalgia pandering' decision; it was a decision in the same vein as bringing Miles O'Brien and his family from TNG to DS9 or, in the realm of non-Star Trek, bringing Cordelia and Wesley from Buffy to ANGEL, both of which are decisions intended to give audiences something familiar to latch onto in a brand-new story and serve as a 'hook' to catch their interest.
I once had posters of the DS9 and TNG group pictures and one of the USS Defiant. Plus Jadzia Dax. Is that sexy?
Of course, the show is also centered around a man who knows his own fate. Playing with fatalism and predetermination is baked into the premise in a way that I've never seen before.
That isn't going to happen but if it did it would be awful, awful writing and make the Pike's choice in 'Through the valley of shadows' absolutely meaningless. Pike accepted his fate in order to get the time crystal and he is not the type character who will now try to avoid that fate. He's too heroic and noble for that.
The moment where he he saw his fate and accepted it for the greater good was the moment where he became one of my favorite characters in the entire franchise. I wouldn't want to take away from that moment.
Pike is *not* a normal person. He's a Hero - and I mean that in the mythic sense. And that's why I want to watch him.It's an issue because Pike knows about it. The other characters don't know their own fate. Realistically any normal person would be screaming about this from the rooftops and trying to avert it.
::Applause:: Damn fine simile ya got there.If that explanation would work for you, that's fine. Speaking for myself, that would be stretching like Reed Richards.
Awesome discussion follows this, but I wanted to briefly address this. I used to work in our state's Rehabilitation Services department. Technology is one thing - and most people have no idea what kinds of amazing assisted tech exists now - but as @Tim Thomason and @cooleddie74 point out, there are (and probably will continue to be) limits based on what kinds of impairment(s) a person has. If you are interested, google "assistive technology". There's useful stuff available even for (relatively) minor issues related with ageing.Can we all agree, canon be damned, that the BEEP-BEEP wheelchair massively underestimated even technology for assisted speaking that came about 25 years down the pike (see: Stephen Hawking -- also, pun greatly intended). So, the idea that 23rd century tech couldn't be used to process his speech is incredibly ridiculous.
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