This whole horseshit with Axanar wouldn't actually be a legal roadblock preventing DSC from using Garth, would it? Even if nothing even remotely related to the word "Axanar" was involved?
Because that would be bad.
Which classic TOS character should Discovery introduced next
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This whole horseshit with Axanar wouldn't actually be a legal roadblock preventing DSC from using Garth, would it? Even if nothing even remotely related to the word "Axanar" was involved?
Because that would be bad.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Axanar
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Battle_of_Axanar
Why would there be legal roadblocks? It's Star Trek canon, not the other way around.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Battle_of_Axanar
Why would there be legal roadblocks? It's Star Trek canon, not the other way around.
It's just that whenever anybody thinks of "Axanar" these days, Alec Peters always comes up. Nobody even remembers that the Axanar race (or the Battle of Axanar) were part of Trek canon, before he came along.
So, unfortunately, I can totally see the Fucking Lawyers (tm) trying to put the kibosh on DSC mentioning anything related to the word "Axanar" just because they think Peters has irrevocably tainted the word.
So, unfortunately, I can totally see the Fucking Lawyers (tm) trying to put the kibosh on DSC mentioning anything related to the word "Axanar" just because they think Peters has irrevocably tainted the word.
Possibly. We could have a teenage Rand in the middle of some sort of crisis. She doesn't have to be a Starfleet cadet or anything.
Commodore Stone or GTFO
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speaking of shippers, there isn’t anyone to ship in this show.
I personally would like to see some of the commodores or admirals from TOS era as rank and file or other captains. Stone, Mendez, Captain Nogura, maybe even Kommack. Definitely second seeing Decker and Tracey.
Edit: Ninja'd on Stone by @The Wormhole. I heartily agree though!
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Why think in binary terms, anyway? Can't people be bi? Or queer in some other way? I don't recall anyone claiming that Sulu was strictly heteronormative. I'm not saying they should do anything like that (although I would approve), but I personally believe that by the time the 23rd century comes about, there will be less of a strict binary classification where sexuality is concerned. That tends to happen when you start dating aliens.
What the heck....the Phase II / TMP twins: Xon and Commander Branch. They've gotta have an interesting back story. 
Not clear how downtrodden he'd be since he still has an entire great house named for him that has a seat on the council and has featured prominently on the show so far. Although it's possible Kol and Kol-Sha just locked him upstairs, looking down on augment Klingons, and ran the show in his name. Now that they're gone, it's time for Kor himself to show up.
In fact, considering this whole "Remain Klingon" business with L'Rell will probably end in disaster once Voq/Tyler and Voq Jr. are proven alive, Kor can lead an augment revolt with Kang and Koloth and have the augments leading the show once L'Rell is taken down. The Klingons, having been lied to by the previous government, may be willing to let the augments have their shot at doing things, explaining why TOS is full of Augments.
After Kor kills L'Rell, Voq Jr. will leave Boreth vowing revenge for his mother's death, leading him to eventually poison Kor's son and become the Albino.
I'd also love to see Chang and Gorkon, although I don't know if CBS can use movie only characters. And I mentioned interest in a shock twist of having young Kirk as a Section 31 member.
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