Garrett said he was supposed to get promoted to Captain in Picard. The role was cut but Jeri confirmed that there were drafts of scripts she had seen with Harry in it.
Wrong answers only.
EDIT: This moment is from “Message in a Bottle”. They have just accessed the Hirogen network, Janeway is trying to negotiate for use of the network. When that doesn’t work, Seven sends a shock through the network to incapacitate them.
I wonder if Pike is the type of person to brew coffee using the brewers we have today.
One analog stick? That just looks weird with that layout.
Naw, it’s the Minshara class planet in the Eta Cassiopeiae system, 19 light years from Sol.
Alive, sure. However would the Backup EMH be active after that occurred? Supposedly in the 31st century this EMH is long separated from Federation. Maybe they don’t wish to be active without the people they knew? On top of that they are a backup. Does this version survive the events of “Living Witness”? Will it wish to preserve itself in case it can be reunited with Voyager (or somehow returned to 24th century).
EDIT: We can only assume they got separated and unable to return to Federation due to events of DIS. Before DIS, it would be assumed the Federation was still in a stable state we saw it during 24th century.
I swear Universal said Jurassic World: Dominion would be the last movie for the franchise, then two years later they announced Rebirth.
Back in January I went into a Bagel Me! and it looked like New York City from the 90s as depicted in tv and movie. Such a weird feeling.
I just call everyone who wears them an idiot. Idiocracy used them as shoes of the future because of the look.
Can you please rephrase that? I don’t understand what you mean.
Yeah but it was priced at like ~$430. I was disappointed by that. Too expensive for me.
EDIT: I realize this was the U.S. tariffs likely having an impact. It would have been nice if The Wand Company could have let U.S. based buyers know what the intended price was prior to the tariff impact. Secondly due to the way it sold out when it initially went on sale in the U.K., having no public listing means I can’t go back and buy this without a private link that TWC is emailing. Old links don’t work in this case.
Which Kevin? The Kelvin Timeline Teenaxi, the Human security guard or Peanut Hamper’s father?
Hey hey! Kirk didn’t do anything wrong! He had a child with Carol Marcus but it was Carol who did want him around. Jim is the innocent father.
Why must it be the Nazi who are supporting Israel?
So for those unaware, René Auberjonois filmed scenes as a Starfleet officer named West (who had an odd rank of Colonel). At the end of the movie it is revealed that West, disguised as a Klingon, had attempted to assassinate the Federation president. If you have no memory of this, then no worry. You’ve only seen the theatrical version. All the scenes which René appears were not included.
According to Memory Alpha, prior to 2009, the home media releases included the West scenes but did not list Colonel West or René Auberjonois in the credits. 2009 is when the first DVD release came out, being the theatrical cut. The page for West indicates the 4K remaster, released in 2022, includes West scenes but omitting the reveal of the assassin’s identity.
With multiple edits of The Undiscovered Country existing, what is considered the canonical version?
Finally, RockLove have gotten the Picard d’ja pagh restocked! I won’t spoil Picard season 3, but this earring was featured in an episode. Not only was it featured but the actual prop was designed by the CEO of RockLove. The one they sell is made from the same molds.
I had this before but the chain on it broke. So happy I can buy another.
EDIT: If anyone was wondering if they had a Kira Nerys d’ja pagh, yes. It is currently in stock. I wear mine a lot. All my earrings are Star Trek related. https://www.rocklove.com/products/star-trek-x-rocklove-kira-nerys-bajoran-cuff-earring
I want to live in a world where a person like Kor can accept a person like Dax.
If you have not seen this documentary, you now have no excuse. Go watch it.
In “The Ultimate Computer”, the duotronic M-5 computer was deemed a failure which sent its creator Richard Daystrom into a nervous breakdown. Not only did Daystrom experience psychological distress (probably the most polite way to describe it), but was responsible for a machine that killed upwards of 53 people.
Why would a person responsible for the invention of a computer that unintentionally killed (unintentionally as in, not ordered to do so) get their name enshrined? Is there anything to explain why such a troubled person that ended up killing others in a quest to eliminate the risk of human death, would inspire anyone to name an organization after them?
EDIT: I need to add some complicating facts to this. “Chose Your Pain” (DIS season 1 episode 5) gives Daystrom Institute a founding date of 2256, which is before TOS. So based on comments, likely the duotronic computer is why the name was picked.
Set your phasers to stun! Prepare to be beamed up for an unforgettable night with William Shatner, live on stage. In this unique evening you’ll enjoy a screening of the classic film “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” on the big screen. Following the movie, one of Hollywood’s most recognizable figures...
William Shatner will be touring the U.S. from July 30-November 16 (he is already scheduled to appear at STLV, so a lack of August dates). He is screening Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan with a Q & A.
Does anyone have experience attending an event of this type or specifically a Shatner centric event? Would you recommend attending this? I have an opportunity to go to one of the tour dates. A single general ticket is $64.70
