Probably McCoy, even though while still alive really isn't in any shape to serve as a Doctor on a new Enterprise mission ...
Shatner wrote a whole book series about it.How do you think things would have panned out for him.
Spock, Scotty, Mccoy we know were still around. He may have known people on the Bozeman. So he wouldn't have been alone.
Just an interesting thing to ponder imo.
Shatner wrote a whole book series about it.
It would be weird though. In a sense, Spock and McCoy really belong in the late 24th century (having lived all the years between, witness all gradual changes, probably changing themselves too), and Kirk and Scotty don't - they are 23rd century people exiled in the 24th century. It might change the dynamics in their group should they meet again.
You say that like those are bad thingsMan, the Shatnerverse novels are ego-stroking to the point of double-ejaculation. Kirk single-handedly kicks the TNG cast's ass, destroys the Borg homeworld, cripples the Enterprise E with an Oberth class ship, cripples another Sovereign class ship with a runabout, and that is literally the point I stopped reading.
IIRC, the Shatnerverse only stuck to having the TOS characters we see on screen in the 24th century as still being alive in the 24th century, although The Return does go into the fates of all the other characters. The main Litverse continuity takes a different approach of having everyone from the TOS cast except Kirk still alive in the TNG era, including Mr. Adventure from TSFS.So, who else survived from the 23rd in those books? We've got Scotty, Kirk and Spock, anyone else?
It's not much better than fan fiction, when you think about it. You basically have someone writing stories in which he inserts himself into the narrative as the single-most important person ever!You say that like those are bad things![]()
IIRC, the Shatnerverse only stuck to having the TOS characters we see on screen in the 24th century as still being alive in the 24th century, although The Return does go into the fates of all the other characters. The main Litverse continuity takes a different approach of having everyone from the TOS cast except Kirk still alive in the TNG era, including Mr. Adventure from TSFS.
It's not much better than fan fiction, when you think about it. You basically have someone writing stories in which he inserts himself into the narrative as the single-most important person ever!
Still, he does refer to Starfleet as a military in these books, which I'm sure would cause heads to explode around here.
He is in the Shatnerverse and the main Litverse continuity. The Crucible novel trilogy (unattached to any novel continuity) does have him dying shortly after Farpoint.Crazy to think Kirk, Spock and Scotty were all present in the 24th century TNG era at the same time. I exclude McCoy because I'm really not confident he was still alive 8 years after Farpoint based on his appearance and age.
Crazy to think Kirk, Spock and Scotty were all present in the 24th century TNG era at the same time. I exclude McCoy because I'm really not confident he was still alive 8 years after Farpoint based on his appearance and age.
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