eh? The TOS neck was slanted.
USS Enterprise (eventually) on Discovery?
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I agree with the first point, but it was more cringeworthy than fun.
I didn't find anything in Beyond to be cringeworthy. I can't say the same for the 2009 film, and certainly not for Into Darkness.
To be clear, I loved all three films, but STB was easily the least cringeworthy of the three.
The ENT decon gel scenes were pretty cringeworthy for me.
I'd say that the first two films are ambitious concepts executed really sloppily, while Beyond is a simple concept executed somewhat decently.
My impression is the Constitution class is a newer design, but DSC and the Glenn has massive upgrades to support the spore drive.
Since the same people are always interacting in the same places despite HUGE differences in circumstances, I'd say there's a good chance that's happening
Sorry..I meant squished slanted neck.
There is nothing in the show to imply that.
I'm pretty sure the Disco and Glenn are described as new and built around Stamets' (and his BFF who died on the Glenn's) spore drive.
As for the Enterprise, maybe it was built in 2245 as the non-canon lore says, or maybe it's factory fresh too. Discovery likes to make changes.
As for the Enterprise, maybe it was built in 2245 as the non-canon lore says, or maybe it's factory fresh too. Discovery likes to make changes.
Well they mentioned Captain April
He could've commanded any ship though.
I don't even know what people really mean by it.
Where, aside from TAS, which is non-canon?
Until they say other wise, he did.
TAS is canon.
Robert April was on the list of captains the computer calls up for Saru.
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