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Enterprise did an amazing job to use the style, the colors of TOS and mix it with current day real space technology to create a link between our current world and a possible TOS-like future, a sense of gradual evolution towards that style.

Enterprise did an amazing job to use the style, the colors of TOS and mix it with current day real space technology to create a link between our current world and a possible TOS-like future, a sense of gradual evolution towards that style.

u/LineusLongissimus — 9 hours ago

From 1997, an "Entertainment Tonight" segment focused on a teen's Make-A-Wish visit to the Voyager set

u/ety3rd — 17 hours ago

Could a larger cast have worked out for TNG long term?

Could a larger cast have worked out for TNG long term? 9 or 10 characters?

I would argue yes, but with three changes from the beginning:

Worf should have been the first Chief Security Officer. We all know Crosby wanted out early, so Tasha Yar should have been Chief Tactical Officer.

La Forge should have been the first Chief Engineer.

Wesley should have started with the Ensign rank. He is the one who steps in when a senior officer goes on an away mission.

Chief Operations Officer should not be merged with Science. This should be the backup security person if the main one is off the ship.

This is one ship station lesson that VOY learned well, when Seven of Nine became Voyager's new de facto science officer and left Harry Kim in the background.

Chief Tactical Officer should not be merged with Security.

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u/Torlek1 — 1 day ago

What should August's Theme Month be?

It's time to choose a theme for the month of August! It's up to you to do so. Simply upvote the "distinguished" comment below (the ones posted by me) to cast your vote for the Theme Month you'd like to see.

Here are the options:

  • "Brothers, Part I" - it's all about siblings.

  • "Damned Kids, Part 2": episodes in which children muck things up, one way or another.

  • "LOST, Part I" - our crew is stranded ... but don't expect polar bears or smoke monsters.

  • "What's Up, Doc?, Part I" - episodes focused on our medical professionals.

The winning theme will be the one with the most upvotes in the last week of this month. Meanwhile, feel free to speculate on which episodes may be included in the comments.

Thank you!

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u/ety3rd — 1 day ago
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"Star-Spangled Enterprise" ... music cues by Fred Steiner for "The Omega Glory," including a couple not in the final episode.

u/ety3rd — 1 day ago

"I would rather die here than let the traitors of Kling pick the meat from my bones." -- The writing staff initially intended "Kling" to be the name of the Klingon homeworld, but it sounded rather silly.

u/ety3rd — 3 days ago

Favorite background characters? Mine are the black rectangles from seasons 1 and 2. There's 8(?) in this pic from "Heart of Glory" alone.

u/ety3rd — 4 days ago
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A birthday gift from my mother (73) ... I found it amusing, but she was annoyed at having been duped

u/ety3rd — 6 days ago
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TIL Star Trek Starship Enterprise engineer, James Doohan, has travelled nearly 1.7 billion miles through space, orbiting Earth more than 70,000 times, after his ashes were smuggled secretly on the ISS.

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u/ety3rd — 8 days ago
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What if the reliant were a phase 2 constitution class ship in wrath of Khan?

If the reliant were a phase 2 constitution class ship wouldn't the enterprise be toast?

u/happydude7422 — 6 days ago