I'm pretty sure I saw a picture of Spock with silver stripes, so uniform upgrade? I think more time is going to pass in season 1 than we think. Una also gets an entirely new hairstyle at some point.
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I'm pretty sure I saw a picture of Spock with silver stripes, so uniform upgrade? I think more time is going to pass in season 1 than we think. Una also gets an entirely new hairstyle at some point.
Well thank Gawd. I may have misinterpreted a different post, where I thought someone said the blueshirt with the mustache in the trailer was Robert April, but apparently that is Sam Kirk. This older black dude with grey in his beard is definitely someone I can buy as Robert April.
Maybe I just need to stop reading spoilers and wait for the 5th.
The leaked image with La'an and Kirk from season 2 still shows the braids on La'an's uniform as red so who knows
At the SNW panel at Mission: Chicago they indicated there was a time travel episode in the works, which could explain Uhura with the gold stripes in the modified uniform in some clips and images.
The leaked image with La'an and Kirk from season 2 still shows the braids on La'an's uniform as red so who knows
The photo where I thought I saw silver stripes, were blue when I looked, so I may have imagined that.
As I said the French version thing was on their website, not in the promo stuff.
...is Captain Pike, who greets Sam as he arrives on the bridge for the first time - he's a scientist, and Pike says to him, "So, Mr. Spock will be your boss."
"Lieutenant Kirk hasn't reported aboard yet" or words to that effect are uttered earlier to Pike by one of the other characters, a tease and a misdirect which I suppose is supposed to get us excited about James Kirk being among the crew. It's a nice little surprise twist that made me laugh in the theater.
"Lieutenant Kirk hasn't reported aboard yet" or words to that effect are uttered earlier to Pike by one of the other characters, a tease and a misdirect which I suppose is supposed to get us excited about James Kirk being among the crew. It's a nice little surprise twist that made me laugh in the theater.
Fred Bronson, the creator of the character of Robert April weighs in:
https://twitter.com/FredBronson/status/1520895051475210240
https://twitter.com/FredBronson/status/1521056588131307521
https://twitter.com/FredBronson/status/1520895051475210240
https://twitter.com/FredBronson/status/1521056588131307521
"They can't just recast the same character with an actor with a completely different appearance or of a different ethnicity! People will notice and it'll destroy credibility and canon!"
Well, you have seen the first two episodes in which that character appears. Until I have the opportunity, please forgive me for trying to be a bit circumspect in my phrasing....is Captain Pike, who greets Sam as he arrives on the bridge for the first time - he's a scientist, and Pike says to him, "So, Mr. Spock will be your boss."
"Lieutenant Kirk hasn't reported aboard yet" or words to that effect are uttered earlier to Pike by one of the other characters, a tease and a misdirect which I suppose is supposed to get us excited about James Kirk being among the crew. It's a nice little surprise twist that made me laugh in the theater.
Related to the above, Fred Bronson responds to someone asking about a negative reaction here.
Really love to see this.
Really love to see this.
Hey that sounds like something I'd say! I wouldn't say it about Batman 1966 though, because it's Batman 1966. They could've recast the Penguin with a literal penguin and gotten away with it.
But if The Batman 2 recasts Zoë Kravitz's Catwoman with someone who looks completely different, you can bet I'll be raising eyebrows.
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Spamming warning given for identical post in two threads. Could have been trolling just as easily.Oh dear
wokeness, wokness, wokness so apprently spoilers below, please dont read.
And so Kurtzman Trek continuesChapel is bisexual in SNW, like really?
What about going from animated to live action?
Yeah, we're not discussing JJ Trek/the Kelvinverse here.
And don't forget in that particular TAS episode "The Counter-Clock Incident", the Aliens have ships capable of Warp 36 (no, not a typo), so yeah if someone REALLY wants to harp on the episode's 'canonicity'; that would make the ENTIRE BERMAN TREK ERA NON-CANONICAL, as TNG and subsequent Trek series stated WARP 10 was the fastest warp speed possible.
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The Orions were also blue and wore green form-fitting jumpsuits with goggles. I mean...come on.
If you really want to get technical, as the art director on TAS was colorblind...
See?
No pun intended.
No pun intended.
