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Re: PIC S1: The End Is the Beginning
"and is anyone else disappointed that they brought back an EMH but inexplicably did not have him played by Bob Picardo? "
The ones that look like him are relegated to mining.
Having this be *that* Doctor would require making the 66 year old Picardo look 40-ish again with CGI, and who thinks *that* Doctor would be Chewbacca-ing for the likes of this guy?
"and is anyone else disappointed that they brought back an EMH but inexplicably did not have him played by Bob Picardo? "
The ones that look like him are relegated to mining.
Having this be *that* Doctor would require making the 66 year old Picardo look 40-ish again with CGI, and who thinks *that* Doctor would be Chewbacca-ing for the likes of this guy?
Re: PIC S1: Maps and Legends
At this point it would be preferable to declare Abrams/Kurtzman Trek to be another mirror universe whose evil is somewhere between the prime one and the mirror universe TOS and DS9 visited.
I'd like a show visiting the 2399 than unfolds directly from What You Leave Behind and Endgame, but discards anything from the subsequent novels that it wants to.
At this point it would be preferable to declare Abrams/Kurtzman Trek to be another mirror universe whose evil is somewhere between the prime one and the mirror universe TOS and DS9 visited.
I'd like a show visiting the 2399 than unfolds directly from What You Leave Behind and Endgame, but discards anything from the subsequent novels that it wants to.
Re: PIC S1: Maps and Legends
MeeMaw said:
"Its based on Trek, but Picard's journey ended at Insurrection."
Insurrection turned Picard into a colossal hypocrite.
The Picard they tried to sell to us in Insurrection would have been a founding member of the Maquis.
MeeMaw said:
"Its based on Trek, but Picard's journey ended at Insurrection."
Insurrection turned Picard into a colossal hypocrite.
The Picard they tried to sell to us in Insurrection would have been a founding member of the Maquis.
Re: PIC S1: Maps and Legends
It's annoying how this brand of Trek has turned Klingons into montrosities, but turned Romulans into what Shran would call "pinkskins".
They're supposed to have green blood running through green blood vessels and pumping through gray hearts.
It's annoying how this brand of Trek has turned Klingons into montrosities, but turned Romulans into what Shran would call "pinkskins".
They're supposed to have green blood running through green blood vessels and pumping through gray hearts.
Re: PIC S1: Remembrance
"I'd love to see Kira and Bashir in season 2, as well as obviously Worf"
If it means Worf has to be one of those monsters they're trying to call Klingons now, I'd prefer they not bother.
"I'd love to see Kira and Bashir in season 2, as well as obviously Worf"
If it means Worf has to be one of those monsters they're trying to call Klingons now, I'd prefer they not bother.
Re: PIC S1: Remembrance
The year 2016 seemed to be a turning point for America, where it made a sharp turn away from heading for a future humanity like that depicted in Star Trek, and headed for one much more akin to the future humanity depicted in Avatar.
Looks like this show has recalibrated Starfleet accordingly, which would explain Picard's disgist.
The reporter than interviewed Picard seemed like she worked for One Federation News Network.
The year 2016 seemed to be a turning point for America, where it made a sharp turn away from heading for a future humanity like that depicted in Star Trek, and headed for one much more akin to the future humanity depicted in Avatar.
Looks like this show has recalibrated Starfleet accordingly, which would explain Picard's disgist.
The reporter than interviewed Picard seemed like she worked for One Federation News Network.
Re: ENT S2: Cogenitor
The Vissians seem more advanced than either humans or Vulcans (where are they in the 24th century?), so you'd think by now they would have been able to synthesize the Cogenitor enzyme and let the Cogenitors have lives of their own.
The Vissians seem more advanced than either humans or Vulcans (where are they in the 24th century?), so you'd think by now they would have been able to synthesize the Cogenitor enzyme and let the Cogenitors have lives of their own.
Re: ENT S2: The Catwalk
The ship has two nacelles, and therefore two catwalks...did the episode ever say why they didn't split the crew among both of them, instead of cramming them all into one?
If so, I missed it.
The ship has two nacelles, and therefore two catwalks...did the episode ever say why they didn't split the crew among both of them, instead of cramming them all into one?
If so, I missed it.
Re: ENT S2: The Communicator
It's sucha Star Trek staple that people get "surgically altered" by the doctor to pass as alien races, but then they get back and pull the prosthetics off their faces like so much make-up.
I would think that "surgically altered" means beneath the skin.
It's sucha Star Trek staple that people get "surgically altered" by the doctor to pass as alien races, but then they get back and pull the prosthetics off their faces like so much make-up.
I would think that "surgically altered" means beneath the skin.
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