Bob the Discount Klingon would like a word.Those three battle cruisers approaching the camera, swooping in a circle and heading off to fight V'Ger is still the most menacing the Klingons have ever been.
Bob the Discount Klingon would like a word.Those three battle cruisers approaching the camera, swooping in a circle and heading off to fight V'Ger is still the most menacing the Klingons have ever been.
Bob the Discount Klingon would like a word.
My controversial opinion of the day is that I don't care even a little bit about ship design.
I'm sure there must be people like that, but I can't imagine there are many of them.I often wonder how some fans can obsess about little details on a starship and why a fictional design in a fictional universe has a problem that shouldn't make it work. But hardly pay attention to the stories, the plot, the acting, the characters.
The Daedalus is what I fly around in on Star Trek Online. I love it.I'd steal that list but add to it the Daedalus. yes its weird and ugly but there's something very functional about it, like a Model T of star travel.
A perfect nod to "The Cage" as well.I love the TMP away mission jackets.![]()
I wish that had continued through into the Monster Maroon era as the flag officer’s dress uniform.As critical as I am of most TMP fashions I will always say this uniform is pure fire. A uniform so good even the Kelvin Timeline had its own version seen in two different films.
Wait, that's not controversial. That's just the truth.
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Is she really so different a concept from Locutus? He doesn't really make sense, either (why have a speaker? why just Picard and not more officers?), but they both help manufacture drama.
Only problem is they used it rather too early. The Federation hadn't proven itself so shockingly intractable until they stopped the BoBW invasion.
She was shy back then. Then she assimilated Dale Carnegie.No. And that's my point. The Borg Queen's existence negates the need for Locutus. She already was the unifying embodiment of the collective. She was the one voice. She could access the collective memories of all humans assimilated up to that point (and after) and fill every requirement the Borg intended for Picard as Locutus.
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