NCIS:NOLA will never get cancelled. :p
That's honestly the best thing you can do for TV Trek. Show that their back catalog isnt enough to keep you on their service and make them consider further Trek series to fill their streaming schedule.
point me to the episode where this is said
Right, but then this introduces the problem that Discovery collides with. "What, how can a warmonger like Lorca possibly be endorsed by the utopian Starfleet? How can they possibly consider a horrible warcrime even in desperate times?" And so on. It's a recurring complaint that I feel misses the point of discovery as a show. I don't think that Discovery is perfect by any means, but it gets to be a tiring complaint when the blatantly obvious point of the conflict is that Starfleet's ideals are being set against the desperation of war and we're not meant to be sure which will win out. And I guess I'm kinda annoyed at seeing it brought up if the past Star Treks are not purity children either.
Been referenced on screen. This is just one of many things Discovery does to break canon.
It took them 15 episodes to resolve with their "ya' see,Timmy" to end up at "Starfleet isn't a bunch of assholes, so we can't be assholes, boss" after being told that by their original boss who was replaced by a crazy lady who was Queen of the Asshole Universe. There was a bit of discovery of Burnham's character in the intevening time. There was an opportunity for them to explore sexual violence experienced by prisoners and PTS, but they copped out on that by saying it was his imagination.
It's a utopia if you're a human with a Northern accent from France who can either make fine wine, be an archaeologist, or be a starship captain based on his whims without worrying about things like "If I really suck at this, will I starve to death?" Those people are beyond the concern for money, so he can say with a straight face "we're beyond the concern for money". I don't know if him not saying that any more after pretending to be a John to his Lt who looked at him as a father figure in a bar on the Cardassian border was a creative decision of him realizing "hey, I rolled all 18s and I should watch my smug Frenglish mouth" or if the writers pool said "we said it once, we don't need to repeat ourselves". I choose to go with the former.
The Romulans got Klingon D7 ships in The Enterprise Incident (TOS) and the Klingons started using cloaks in The Time Trap (TAS), though most people's first memory of Klingons using cloaks is when Reverend Jim used it in ST3 on a
I mean the only reason the ships look the same is because they were trying to save money so they reused the ship. I mean Romulans in TNG don't seem the type of people who would use the tech of people they think inferior.
The Good Wife sequel, Twilight Zone reboot from Jordan Peele, Strange Angel from Scott Free. Not bad but they need more Trek for sure.
I always thought that those that didn't really fit in could go on and move to another planet/colony where they might fit in better. They wouldn't have to stay behind on Earth if it wasn't a right fit for them. Much like some aliens prefer to move to earth and join Starfleet
I think you get a free month if you get their two week trial, when you cancel they extend it for a month.
Found it battle of Caleb 4 Star Trek online puts the date at 2270 so you could see that as a retcon.
Yeah for sure and I think the way they grew Barclays character in Voyager was well done. He didn't really fit in despite how much he tried but eventually he found a way.
He should of taken Picards advice and not worn the hairpiece though
