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Nah, he’d have no right to speak. Scott’s swear count has got to have been even higher McCoy’s. “I canna ▢▢▢▢▢▢▢ change the ▢▢▢▢ laws of physics. I’ve got ta have thirty ▢▢▢▢-▢▢▢▢ minutes!”
Nah, he’d have no right to speak. Scott’s swear count has got to have been even higher McCoy’s. “I canna ▢▢▢▢▢▢▢ change the ▢▢▢▢ laws of physics. I’ve got ta have thirty ▢▢▢▢-▢▢▢▢ minutes!”
We haven’t seen the Borg using generic engineering AFAICR
They did in Picard Season 3 (which retroactively told us they were doing it as far back as Best of Both Worlds)
Barely an inconvenience!
Technically, this only needs to be the practice of Starfleet (or even just human) navigators in order to account for 99% of what we see in Star Trek. Maybe it’s our guys who are doing all the careful orienting, and the alien of the week just comes in from whatever angle they want.
Releasing Let That Be Your Last Battlefield at the height of the civil rights movement wasn’t some hypothetical philosophizing. That was pointed condemnation. Same with The Outcast’s attack on conversion therapy, or In The Hands of the Prophets’ take on religious dogmatism.
Star Trek has always been happy to condemn bad ideas. If you think it’s just started telling people off now then you haven’t been paying attention.
You know, I’d personally rate V above Nemesis, Insurrection, Generations, and Into Darkness… and that still feels like very faint praise. Star Trek has had some pretty lousy movies over the years.
Same man created the brilliant Star Trek Blueprints, the first detailed deck plans for the Enterprise. He did all this after his daughter took him to a Trek convention and he saw how passionate the fans were and what a need there was for material like this. It’s a great story.
No, no, more like “I’m going to fly a shuttle outside your quarters so I can spy on you during your date”
THERE! ARE! FOUR! STICKYTHINGS!
The rest of TOS was not at all spared from this sort of sexism, and worse. The Enemy Within in particular makes me squirm in my seat. I actually really like The Cage as an episode, despite some of those valid issues.
Hard to say with Discovery, since every season has had its share of detractors. It was cancelled for a reason, obviously. I didn’t have the impression that the overall sentiment changed enough to alter any plans, but I don’t exactly have my finger to the pulse outside of Lemmy.
Did season 5 crash and burn? Last I heard it was hitting Nielsen’s top ten streaming list. Seems pretty good for a show that was on its way out.
I don’t think she specified that she would be on a starship. I would guess it’s a seafaring ship, dedicated to following George and Gracie around for study and caretaking. As you say, she’s the only one left with the skills, not to mention the personal connection.
6:35 here: https://youtu.be/_aNKXY7eqIs?si=2oEBQEA2Zj1_REiX
I had an VHS tape of these bloopers back in the day, but haven’t seen them since. Nice to have a reason to track them down online.
Crew complement went from 203 to 430, so this makes perfect sense.
An exploding core is what downed the D, so Freeman wins this round.