Looks like a Lego set.
It cost far less thoughLooks like a Lego set.
I could probably build it for cheap.It cost far less though
Weird that Dax never said, "Oh yeah, I remember them. They were big in the 2250s."Probably takes a lower profile after the events of Disco S2, passing into obscurity for most. Less of the flying around with flashy starships and black deltas, which is why no one's heard of it by the late-24th century.

Wasn't it in Lower Decks, the weird ship with the Edosian? Or was that like Division 13. Or Section 32. Or Area 53?Division 12 sounds like Starfleet X-files. Backdoor pilot idea?
That was Division 14 I think.Wasn't it in Lower Decks, the weird ship with the Edosian? Or was that like Division 13. Or Section 32. Or Area 53?
Let's see two characters that have been around for 60 years and well-known outside of hardcore Star Trek fandom as opposed to a couple of characters who appeared in DS9 and are probably only known by a few hardcore fans...Y'know, I'm surprised DIS and SNW never jumped to introducing Emony Dax or Audrid Dax right away for legacy nostalgia cred as with Sarek and Spock, but that is a discussion for another thread.
That was thanks to a dedicated Trek fan on the writing staff.Yeah, Dax will never appear in a current Star Trek show.![]()
Dax has been around for 33...just over half of that. Dax isn't only known to hardcore fans. She may not be iconic, but she's not that obscure like an certain ex of Spock's.
I always preferred Nicole deBoer. To me, Ezri had far more personality, while Jadzia always came across as a little too perfect and emotionally distant. Terry Farrell's performance often felt wooden or monotone, which made it hard for me to connect with the character. I know I'm in the minority, but if I'm picking between the two, Nicole wins every time... and twice on Sunday.Dax just isn't the same without Terry Farrell.
I always preferred Nicole deBoer. To me, Ezri had far more personality, while Jadzia always came across as a little too perfect and emotionally distant. Terry Farrell's performance often felt wooden or monotone, which made it hard for me to connect with the character. I know I'm in the minority, but if I'm picking between the two, Nicole wins every time... and twice on Sunday.
The Jadzia you describe sounds more like the version from the first two seasons before Ira Steven Behr finally figured out to write for her. She was great in the role from seasons three to six.I always preferred Nicole deBoer. To me, Ezri had far more personality, while Jadzia always came across as a little too perfect and emotionally distant. Terry Farrell's performance often felt wooden or monotone, which made it hard for me to connect with the character. I know I'm in the minority, but if I'm picking between the two, Nicole wins every time... and twice on Sunday.
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