We won't see that in the "trading card" they'll hopefully release tonight. It'll be the same promotional image we saw a few weeks back. It's the write-up that interest me.
and in the trailer she says she's there to basically keep an eye on them.
That's right. I forgot about that.
Not exactly. The timelines slowly diverged and The Guardian put her back where they were closer together, allowing her body to stay composed. Being only a 100 years apart vs. a 1000 probably has an impact.
Looks like she's wearing Wranglers.Kind of like a Starfleet wrangler, the Amanda Waller of Section 31?
Are Emperors regularly experts in running and building spore drives? Seems a bit below their paygrade. As for the Burn, how much does she know?
Because she doesn't know the details.
Because they can't find a tardigrade to either control it or provide a DNA transfusion to someone to control it?
So Georgiou knows some day in the distant future all dilithium will explode. What good will this knowledge do anyone? Remember, Georgiou doesn't know what caused the Burn, as that was learned after she left the 32nd century. So there's no information she can provide which could prevent it. And it's probably not a high priority for anyone in the 24th century since with the exception of El-Aurians and Lanthanites, everyone will be dead of natural causes long before the Burn happens anyway.
Michelle Yeoh's Star Trek movie could spawn a TV series of its own if fans "love it" says director
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Yup, was supposed to be a full blown series at first but then Yeoh won her oscar and I think she became too expensive to be series regular, so they pivoted to tv movie.
Honestly, if we ever do see the Enterprise C again, I don't want a recreation of the set from Yesterday's Enterprise, which really doesn't fit with the lineage progression from the bridges of the Enterprises A and B. I mean, I get it, Yesterday's Enterprise was a rushed production and the budget was probably already taxed creating an alternate version of the D's bridge and making alternate TNG uniforms, and because of that I am lenient and don't hold it against Yesterday's Enterprise. To say nothing of the fact that from a production point of view, it predates the Enterprise A and B's bridges. But damn it, this is supposed to be an Enterprise and presumably the most advanced ship of its day, it should be a bit more grand looking. Not to mention it's twenty years prior to TNG, so it should look more advanced than the first four TOS movies. And yes, I feel the same way about if we ever see the Stargazer again.
Not exactly. When this was meant to be a TV series filming was scheduled to begin spring 2020, but then the pandemic happened, postponing production. Then other projects Yeoh had lined up became hire priority on account they were movies which were paying her more money, causing Section 31 to go on the backburner. Then Yeoh won her Oscar, which caused Paramount to put pressure on Kurtzman to find a way to make the Section 31 project happen, and TV movie became the best option available.
Thanks for the clarification, guess Reddit's Star Trek boards aren't the most optimal place to get background info on the shows
I'd be okay if they just ignored the YE bridge altogether, but if they did feel a compelling need to acknowledge it, then, yeah, a battle bridge would be acceptable.
As well as adding belts and stripes on the cuffs. Plus the background extras who were still wearing the uniforms from the first two seasons wore a belt and bandolier combo. May it didn't break the bank, but I imagine it was time consuming on an already rushed production schedule.
