They need to do away with the turbolift funhouse idea forever. Otherwise, have the lift award the riders an oversized plush toy when they reach their desired deck.I hope they changed the turboshafts.
They need to do away with the turbolift funhouse idea forever. Otherwise, have the lift award the riders an oversized plush toy when they reach their desired deck.I hope they changed the turboshafts.
Very obsolete. The limited functioning of the computers, the very slow processing speed, and the limited storage of data all spring immediately to mind. Just watch Spock fake orders and audio to the Enterprise in the "Menagerie." Then look at Deep Fake audio tech today.
Now, excuse me, I need to go back up my laptop to a floppy disk.
Well they've got to think of something that can top this:
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They can't let Discovery outdo them on the spectacle! Maybe turbolift buggies...
You're asking him to actually think his position through? He might hurt himself.
We already have better mobile devices and computers than they had in TOS, for starters.Ok what looks dated? We are nowhere near as advanced as TOS even today
Then Spock is stupid.In the episode where Kirk was accused of letting his buddy die it was shown that the video was altered. No deep fake at all. It was totally altered where it was impossible to distinguish from the real video.
I take the more pragmatic view: that they changed stuff in the real world and we're not supposed to agonise about whether the continuity fits precisely all the time.My view is on SNW's design is still that as long as the show stops before TOS starts, there's always room for another refit. Or not. That way fans can imagine any kind of TOS they want! Maybe the Original Series adventures look just like those old VHS tapes, or maybe they look like SNW's reimagining, it's up to you! Everyone's happy... except for the people who really want that Kirk series.
I mean the Enterprise doesn't even look like it did in Discovery. The corridors and crew quarters are radically different. They could easily be changed again.
Well they've got to think of something that can top this:
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They can't let Discovery outdo them on the spectacle! Maybe turbolift buggies...
We already have better mobile devices and computers than they had in TOS, for starters.
Just one example: Watch "Court Martial" and tell me the computer's voice listing Kirk's carreer achievements doesn't sound extremely dated.
Well they've got to think of something that can top this:
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They can't let Discovery outdo them on the spectacle! Maybe turbolift buggies...
Well, Discovery as of Season Three has an excuse: it’s the 32nd century, there may actually be some TARDIS-like space warping going on there, since there’ve been time pods from an earlier period that definitely had it. The 23rd century had no such excuse.
FTFYVery obsolete. The limited functioning of the computers, the very slow processing speed, and the limited storage of data all spring immediately to mind. Just watch Spock fake orders and audio to the Enterprise in the "Menagerie." Then look at Deep Fake audio tech today.
Now, excuse me, I need to go back up mylaptopdumb terminal data to a 8" floppy disk.
Are you joking? You think the mechanistic, stilted, shrill computer voice sounded cool, when our computers today have speech almost indistinguishable from real people's?It actually sounded cool.
Please don't play obtuse. That they have better tech in one field doesn't change the fact that they have worse ones in others, and you're talking about having better sensors and a better understanding of lie detection, which has nothing to do with computer technology -- you know this.Also the had pad could tell if a person was lying. How are our computers better?
You're talking about having better sensors and a better understanding of science, which has nothing to do with mobile devices -- you know this.Mobile devices that cannot scan for lifeforms or chemicals, or ships, or scan for medical issues and instantaneously tell a doctor what is wrong with us.
No, Book was in that turbolift car. He doesn't join the show until Season 3.
Terribly sometimes. I don't see that as a perk when it erased the personality in "Dagger of the Mind."They also had tech that could repair a person instantly if they were mentally ill
Exactly. I treat it as a dramatic presentation of events in that time, not literal historic recreation of that time. Just like Rameses probably didn't look like Yul Brunner, much to my disappointment.I take the more pragmatic view: that they changed stuff in the real world and we're not supposed to agonise about whether the continuity fits precisely all the time.
They can add new stories to TOS without “rewriting “ it.I like the show I just think they are planning in rewriting TOS after the Pike missions.
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