Ways that SNW actually improved TOS

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

I've found more and more that a lot of what I used to consider fact probably actually belongs in the fantasy section.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Science marches on.

 

[Christopher]

It's a comedy. With a (mostly) drama, people are less forgiving of inconsistencies, perceived or real.

Forgiveness is a choice you make yourself. You can forgive what you can understand, and it should be possible to understand why writers of series fiction may find it necessary to make adjustments along the way.

 

[Ronald Held]

It is not too much to ask, that T'Pring ends up as she was in Amok Time.

 

[Serveaux]

It is not too much to ask, that T'Pring ends up as she was in Amok Time.

I surely hope not.

 

[Tuskin38]

I surely hope not.

The writers are setting her up to be.

 

[Lord Hierarch]

Its a canon event.

 

[Serveaux]

She's a more fair-minded and mature character than Spock in several respects. What she said about him and their relationship in "Charades" was true.

 

[Weyoun 251]

The times we have seen TOS in modern times (DS-9, ENT) I think the ship and tech looked pretty good still. No big floaty air monitor holograms and let's put a light strip on everything sets, but I like the cleaner, less distracting look to things...

Can we call them modern times anymore?

Certainly DS9 being 30 years ago (ish) and Ent being at the advent of "slightly better than SD" TV would put them many generations back in terms of AV tech?

I don't think they looked bad but the show's overall aesthetic when you rewatch doesn't make it stand out to me as being out of sync