The men do have the black underarms too
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Me neither. But at least they're confined to the shoulder areas and these are actually pullover shirts like in TOS.
To my eyes, the dark areas under the arms on the men's uniforms look like standard, everyday shadows from how the mannequins are lit and positioned rather than actual black fabric as in the case of the minidresses.
Damn...clicked through the star trek link and browsed the gallery and caught a glimpse of Kenneth Mitchell. Really hit me in the feels just seeing him suffering from ALS and at such a rapid pace. Been a fan of his since Jericho so this does hit double hard. Sorry going off topic.
i don’t recall any male characters in the reel having that variant
I want those playing cards. They look insanely cool.
According to the info plaque next to the SNW uniforms, they're from 2259. So I think we might have our year for Season 1.
https://twitter.com/TrekProfiles/status/1498321599476420608
https://twitter.com/TrekProfiles/status/1498321599476420608
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A very sensible year for it. Gives Pike plenty of time to have space adventures before Kirk takes the ship from him.
Yep. "WNMHGB(TOS)" doesn't take place for another six years.
Stardates in DSC, TOS and TAS have been all over the map from roughly 1000 to 7000. At least nothing about that has changed in this era of history.
So for 7 seasons if it goes that far, we have 2259, 2260, 2261, 2262, 2263, 2264, and 2265.
There is no reason to believe that each season would take an entire year.
Possible first 4 episode names. It's from WeekInNerd but my phone won't let me copy the link.
Episode 1.1 “Strange New Worlds”
Episode 1.2 “Children of the Comet”
Episode 1.3 “Ghosts of Illyria”
Episode 1.4 “Momento Mori”
Illyria is Number One's homeworld from D.C. Fontana's old Pike-era novel Vulcan's Glory.
Episode 1.1 “Strange New Worlds”
Episode 1.2 “Children of the Comet”
Episode 1.3 “Ghosts of Illyria”
Episode 1.4 “Momento Mori”
Illyria is Number One's homeworld from D.C. Fontana's old Pike-era novel Vulcan's Glory.
So not even 3 episodes in and we'll probably get Number One's horrifically tragic backstory or whatever. Let's start placing bets on her being part of the infamous Starfleet orphanage.
https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/inconsistencies/cliches1.htm
The Starfleet orphanage
Life in the 23rd and 24th century is usually described as being without any danger. Deadly diseases have been largely eliminated, technical devices (perhaps except for the holodeck) are almost totally safe, and the crime rate on Earth is zero (VOY: "The Cloud"). Life expectancy of humans is supposed to be a hundred years or more. Yet, it seems that, for a melodramatic impact, nearly everyone of the Star Trek main characters loses close relatives because of accidents, war, crime or "rare" diseases, rather than because of old age.
Shouldn't 1.4 be "Memento Mori" (A reminder of mortality)? Was this a typo or an intentional [sic] spelling?
It's both:
A momento is a reminder of something, especially a past event or time. It most often refers to a keepsake or a souvenir.
Momento is an alternate spelling of memento. It is sometimes considered a misspelling, but it is commonly used enough to be considered a variant. A momento can also refer to a warning. It is sometimes seen in the Latin phrase memento mori, but in this case it should be spelled memento, since it uses the Latin spelling.
Source.
I got to say, Children of the Comet is a pretty cool sounding title.
Also, I'm wondering how long before someone starts bitching the premiere being titled Strange New Worlds is unimaginative or some such.
Also, I'm wondering how long before someone starts bitching the premiere being titled Strange New Worlds is unimaginative or some such.
