Experienced Starfleet Captain Robert T. April has to command the brand new Starship Enterprise NCC-1701 on her maiden Voyage into the unknown with young Commander Christopher Pike at his side as he learns the ropes. Along for the journey is young cadet James Kirk for his first trip into the Final Frontier. Clean and simple.
Trek 11 : Admiral Robert T. April has to command t he 1701
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Re: Trek 11 : Admiral Robert T. April has to command t he 17
Bring in Number One, and Boyce. :thumbsup:
Bring in Number One, and Boyce. :thumbsup:
Re: Trek 11 : Admiral Robert T. April has to command t he 17
I think that Pike being in command for a maiden voyage could be rationalized by having April supervising the construction and testing of Enterprise, not serving as an actual mission commander.
I think that Pike being in command for a maiden voyage could be rationalized by having April supervising the construction and testing of Enterprise, not serving as an actual mission commander.
Re: Trek 11 : Admiral Robert T. April has to command t he 17
Who the frak is Robert April? I've never seen him in canonical Trek.
Who the frak is Robert April? I've never seen him in canonical Trek.
Re: Robert T. April has to command the 1701
Depends on whether the writers of the film think The Animated Series is canon or not. Starting the film with the construction of the U.S.S. Enterprise and having it's first Captain be Christopher Pike would contradict one episode of The Animated Series, The Counter-Clock Incident. But it wouldn't be the only thing ignored by a live-action production. Anyway it turns out, fans will come up with a theory to explain the inconsistencies. No matter how hard they try, they'll be lots of them...
Depends on whether the writers of the film think The Animated Series is canon or not. Starting the film with the construction of the U.S.S. Enterprise and having it's first Captain be Christopher Pike would contradict one episode of The Animated Series, The Counter-Clock Incident. But it wouldn't be the only thing ignored by a live-action production. Anyway it turns out, fans will come up with a theory to explain the inconsistencies. No matter how hard they try, they'll be lots of them...
Re: Robert T. April has to command the 1701
^ Do we know that the movie starts with or features the construction of the ENT? I mean, I've heard that the trailer will show her being constructed, but it doesn't necessarily mean that the movie will feature such a scene.
^ Do we know that the movie starts with or features the construction of the ENT? I mean, I've heard that the trailer will show her being constructed, but it doesn't necessarily mean that the movie will feature such a scene.
Re: Robert T. April has to command the 1701
The mainstream audience is looking for a movie about young Kirk and Spock. They would be utterly baffled if they walked into a movie about two guys they never heard of, with Kirk serving only a small side role.
Sorry, but ain't gonna happen. And it shouldn't. I never understood the fan fixation with these extremely minor characters, anyway.
The mainstream audience is looking for a movie about young Kirk and Spock. They would be utterly baffled if they walked into a movie about two guys they never heard of, with Kirk serving only a small side role.
Sorry, but ain't gonna happen. And it shouldn't. I never understood the fan fixation with these extremely minor characters, anyway.
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