It's a really really crazy bull who really hates fine China.
:lol Alright....
With a suitcase-nuke attached to its back?
It's a really really crazy bull who really hates fine China.
That's the case for any reboot these days.
One of the things I love about enterprise is that the ship is such a reasonable size. Of all the different ships we've had, you can actually picture that ship and the interior as one
the thing that has me wondering is their choice of writers. The only one that got me interested was the former TNT VOY writer. I can't remember their episodes, but at least ONE person from the old guard is good.
A Star Trek Novel writer? where any of those good?
The only way that the new uniforms could work is if 10 years before Kirk means 10 years before he's born, anything less and Starfleet would be using the uniforms seen in the 2 pilots. Kirk was born in 2233, "The Cage" takes place in 2254 or 22 years after he was born and Kirk has just graduated from the Academy, he then assumes command of the Enterprise 10 years later in 2264, this means that during the years between "The Cage" and his assuming command of the Enterprise we've already seen the uniforms they had before the ones we know best from TOS. This means that the new series would have to take place around 2223 or 10 years before he was born otherwise they'll run into continuity issues with the uniforms since 10 years before Kirk takes command of the Enterprise is the period between "The Cage" and "Where no Man has gone Before" and the old style of uniform.
If they choose to ignore continuity and go with having Discovery taking place between 2254 and 2264 the only possible explanation for the uniform changes would be that they phased out the old "Cage" style uniform shortly after that incident having been in service for some years, switched to the new one only to switch back 10 years later before adopting yet another uniform just 1 year later. But that would make no sense, even with replicator technology, why would you change uniform designs 3 times within a 10 year span, going from old to new, back to the old, to a new one again?
Just my 2 cents for the uniforms... I see no issue with them being different than TOS pilot. There were a few scenes that showed other Starfleet officers wearing different styled uniforms. There were also a few during TOS proper that had some other ship crew wearing older and alternate style uniforms.
So what I'm suggesting is that earlier in Starfleet history, there were a wider variance of uniforms... We can say even as far back as Enterprise, if we look at the variant uniform styles of the Franklin crew.
It's not a big deal as far as I'm concerned. One thing we see in Star Trek is they are positively fashion forward. I mean really? The same uniform for more than 3 years?! That's just fashion death!
Pushing up dasies writers? looking up on wiki, a show that barely lasted two seasons?
A show that was smarter than most of it's audience, and one of the best shows of recent memory.
That show was BRILLIANT.
We saw the crew of the Antares wearing the previous style of uniform, and just presumed they were only now on their way back in, and would get the new uniforms then. It had only been a couple months since Kirk and Co. were still wearing them. No one knows how long phasing in new uniforms in Starfleet takes. As for these "different uniforms"... Are you perhaps just thinking of the different uniform classes seen in TOS -- dress, duty, fatigues? Cuz in the series we only ever saw the two -- the one that was in use from at least 2254 to 2268, then the one that replaced it directly in that same year.
--Jonah
I never heard of it before :/
I would have said before this that this wouldn't be a good bode for how longthis show would last if it was on a network, but if it was a SMART show.....that would explain the short season.
what was it about?
Having the Pushing Daisies writers on board is just about the only thing that interests me about this new Trek.
It's pretty much a guarantee that the show will be smart, and the relationships interesting.
Here, watch the trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEayMH7X3sc
I don't know if i want to start one that only lasted 2 seasons and then want more again ;o)
old man les needs to just retire somewhere with that man stealing wife of his and ride off into the sunset.
how many shows are they goingto have on there that they don't already repeat constantly somewhere?
or arn't on netflix or amazon prime?
this thing needs to die before it's launched.
Except that's the entire benefit of a reboot, you can use or ignore canon at will. Ignoring previously established canon is only a problem when you're doing a sequel or prequel but not a reboot.
That's...Not a problem at all, if you do science fiction. Just make a travel back in time and change everything. Look at new JJ Trek: I know, new actors play old characters, but actually it's not a reboot. It's a sequel ... At least from old Spock's point of view.
... it's stupid to have new costume designs with only 10 years to go before Kirk, ...