I'm not sure how much witnessing a horrific incident would count as "training", even if you did learn something from the experience. Sounds more like "Psych profile" or "Personal history".
I'm not sure how much witnessing a horrific incident would count as "training", even if you did learn something from the experience. Sounds more like "Psych profile" or "Personal history".
I liked Harry Harrison's Bloat Drive in Bill, The Galactic Hero. You increase the space between atoms of your ship until you are larger than the universe, then reverse to normal size at your destination.
just the art team throwing things on there without any context.
See Pike having a Cardassian military medal.
All this stuff has been made up after the fact. They just didn't want to deal with physics so they made up* some wotds.
*As in "read in some science fiction magazines."
And Una, too. Now there's a story for a novel...(unless in universe it's a typo, too/parallelly developed award name)
He helped repatriate a certain poet.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' showrunner says his biggest regret is not getting Shatner on the show
Akiva Goldsman wanted to to do a followup to a classic Star Trek time travel episode.
www.polygon.com
Would Keeler have died by then, or would they (try to) bring Collins back too?
I wonder if one of the potential plot twists considered was that in the long run, it would actually have been the good version of history compared to our real history. (I suppose if Kirk had been the restraining force that curbed her from interfering until such time as WWII was won by the Allies, maybe she would have prevented other wars instead.)
Bet it would have been a mirror universe origin story or something.
Eh, I don't feel a compelling need to see that story. That would just be empty memberberries.
Same here. What we got in TOS was a one off classic that shouldn't be touched or tampered with. Leave it as it is
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds EPs Reveal Details On Already Divisive Season 4 Episode
Puppet intel incoming.
screenrant.com
https://www.polygon.com/star-trek-strange-new-worlds-season-4-interview-preview/
Link to the original article screenrant are just latching on to
Link to the original article screenrant are just latching on to
I mean no season really has unless one counts Pike's looming fate as a villain in an intangible way.
The Gorn had several episodes but they're spread across all three seasons so it's a much longer arc.
The Vezda were introduced in episode 4 and then revisited in episode 10 with no discussion about them in between. That's not an overarching villain that's juat a revisiting or a very delayed two parter.
The Gorn had several episodes but they're spread across all three seasons so it's a much longer arc.
The Vezda were introduced in episode 4 and then revisited in episode 10 with no discussion about them in between. That's not an overarching villain that's juat a revisiting or a very delayed two parter.
The Klingons loom over the series as an enemy since they were antagonists in ENT, bad guys launching border raids during the early 23rd century, there was a brief but bloody war with them during DSC and they'll be the main bad guys again in TOS and TAS, but so far Pike hasn't had any catastrophic run-ins with Klingons, just tragic or unfortunate incidents. So they're not really the series' "overarching" villain.
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