They won't. There's not enough time in the production schedule...
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Probably because They are going to announce a SNW version before too long.
They are pretty close in detail. Hopefully we’ll get a straight pylon version of the ship.
They won't. There's not enough time in the production schedule...
The majority of them are Star Trek fans.
I don't know about you, but I'm still not used to Star Trek fans despite having loved Star Trek since I was 6.
I think his point is that they shouldn’t know about Fesaris and Miri yet.
I doubt many will care about that one. I just like how correct it is comparing it to the star chart book.
Justin Craig on Twitter confirms that modernized replicas of the TOS electronic clipboard are on the SNW sets.
Oh, I expect a lot of changes by Season 2.
Looks like a 23rd Century Etch-a-Sketch.Justin Craig on Twitter confirms that modernized replicas of the TOS electronic clipboard are on the SNW sets.
Designed to shake things up.
Too soon?
Too soon?
That makes the third pad prop on the show lol. They brought back the TOS looking one we saw in DSC Season 2, there's the flat grey one, and now this one.Justin Craig on Twitter confirms that modernized replicas of the TOS electronic clipboard are on the SNW sets.
Now all are canon. Glorious.
The map is based off Stellar Cartography 2nd Edition which was in turn based off the Star Charts book from 2003, and then the shows art team added some new planets created for the new shows.
The problem is Stellar Cartography is set in 2381 I believe. So it has planets the Federation hasn't even discovered yet in 2260.
I remember a map screen in Discovery Season 1 showing "The Path of the USS Enterprise-A", which represented the ship going to the galactic core in Final Frontier, it was there because it was in 'Star Charts', the art team just copied the maps.
The problem is Stellar Cartography is set in 2381 I believe. So it has planets the Federation hasn't even discovered yet in 2260.
I remember a map screen in Discovery Season 1 showing "The Path of the USS Enterprise-A", which represented the ship going to the galactic core in Final Frontier, it was there because it was in 'Star Charts', the art team just copied the maps.
Four episodes in and this is everything I said about The Orville: Warm fuzzy Star Trek nostalgia. Just this one has the actual Enterprise in it. And it's a bit less heavy on the preaching, at least so far.
As soon as this series starts preaching or becomes political I will stop watching it. I would also watch the Orville but it sadly doesn’t have an actual Enterprise in it…
Every Star Trek series is political.
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