The -F was being decommissioned, so they were probably already drawing up the plans for a -G.But Starfleet wasn’t planning on making a G. That only happened later.
I wonder what it was going to be before the Titan saved the day.
The -F was being decommissioned, so they were probably already drawing up the plans for a -G.But Starfleet wasn’t planning on making a G. That only happened later.
The -F was being retired, so they were probably already drawing up the plans for a -G.
They just helped save the day.Yes. Which pretty much negated the need for the Titan-A to be renamed the Enterprise-G.
They just helped save the day.
Eta: why not simplify: every ship is Enterprise 1701-some letter, and they can switch to multiple letters after they get to Z.
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IT'S ANOTHER ENTERPRISE!!!
I think Picard would do as well. They can even just call it season 4!If Star Trek Legacy happens, then I'm OK with the renaming. Branding make sense. If it doesn't happen, if was an odd choice.
The Titan was described by Matalas as an "underdog" ship. Cleary not top of the line. But a modern shop nonetheless. Mid tier perhaps. Like a mid tier Samsung galaxy phone.
Ships usually aren't named after people who are still living. Although, I guess in Picard's case he is technically dead.I mean Picard certainly deserves to have a ship named after him, but there are also others. You could have named her the La Forge, since without Geordi spending 20 years to restore the Enterprise-D, the day would have been lost.
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