Oh, I wasn’t even thinking of that at all. I wouldn’t consider those worth using. I would have assumed if SNW had to film on a TOS style set it would have had to been built at the studios they were using in Ontario.
Oh, I wasn’t even thinking of that at all. I wouldn’t consider those worth using. I would have assumed if SNW had to film on a TOS style set it would have had to been built at the studios they were using in Ontario.
Final scene of the show--
Pike: Haven't seen you in a while Phil.
Boyce: What do you mean? I've BEEN here for years and no one pays attention to me even after all the medical disasters you've been through! It's like you're invisible if you're not chief medical officer anymore. I bet the same thing will happen to M'Benga if he leaves the position.
Pike: Haven't seen you in a while Phil.
Boyce: What do you mean? I've BEEN here for years and no one pays attention to me even after all the medical disasters you've been through! It's like you're invisible if you're not chief medical officer anymore. I bet the same thing will happen to M'Benga if he leaves the position.
The last episode has to be Pike walking towards his accident. BOOM, the accident happens. Then as he is slowly being carted off to the emergency room by medical staff, we hear Pike waxing poetic about following your destiny, about how great his life was, about how he regrets not spending more time with Batel, and how he entrusts the future of the Enterprise to a new crew; perhaps going so far as to ape what Kirk said at the end of Star Trek VI:
"This ship and her history will shortly become the care of another crew. To them and their posterity will we commit our future. They will continue the voyages we have begun, and journey to all the undiscovered countries, boldly going where no one has gone before."
"This ship and her history will shortly become the care of another crew. To them and their posterity will we commit our future. They will continue the voyages we have begun, and journey to all the undiscovered countries, boldly going where no one has gone before."
Technically about season 4, but it's a "what they want to see" article, so....
Because that wasn't how the blood worked.
In the franchise were an injection can give you telekinesis or super speed? Definitely not stupid.
The article can't even tell T'Pol from T'Pau
Rand would be a terrible choice.
It appears we might see Sarek once again before Star Trek: SNW fades into the history books ...
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Star Trek Actor Confirms Franchise Return After 7-Year Absence
The character hasn't been seen on-screen in the Star Trek universe for seven years.
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It was already discussed a few days ago:It appears we might see Sarek once again before Star Trek: SNW fades into the history books ...
Star Trek Actor Confirms Franchise Return After 7-Year Absence
The character hasn't been seen on-screen in the Star Trek universe for seven years.
Looks like we may be seeing a familiar face in the next 16 episodes:
And indeed, they already had him try to cheat fate back in S1, only to see things turn out much worse. And even then, he wasn't really trying to avoid his own fate, but rather try to save someone else who was going to die in the same incident.
Especially since Hemsworth would be long dead by then.
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