Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 2x05 - "Charades"
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That was the Kelvin Timeline's "No Longer Give a Damn" phase of starship design.
Scotty designed it. Not sure what his inspiration was.
Not good set design from the early 21st century, that much is certain.
I didn't know until someone pointed it out.
https://twitter.com/timothypeel1/status/1680632707116675074
I forgot to discuss this point when the episode streamed months ago; Vulcan's sister planet T'Khut is finally canon!
I hope a future SNW story will finally explain the tacky name 'Delta Vega' from the 2009 movie as an obscure and unpopular alternative designation for T'Khut's moon, T'Rukhemai.
I forgot to discuss this point when the episode streamed months ago; Vulcan's sister planet T'Khut is finally canon!
I hope a future SNW story will finally explain the tacky name 'Delta Vega' from the 2009 movie as an obscure and unpopular alternative designation for T'Khut's moon, T'Rukhemai.
Utilitarian due to the need to build a large ship as quickly as possible.
This was a good deal better than I expected. Certainly plenty of comic relief of a metafictional sort. And yet completly serious, and it certainly does much to set up not only "Amok Time," but also "What Are Little Girls Made Of."
And it's definitely better without the deleted chewing gum scene.
And it's definitely better without the deleted chewing gum scene.
"Delta Vega' was a mining planet where the Godlike Gary Micthell was killed by James T. Kirk (see TOS S1 Where No Man Has Gone Before). Scotty mentioned he made the 'run' to Delta Vega once earlier in his career; and in ST2009 Kirk found Scotty in a mining facility.https://twitter.com/timothypeel1/status/1680632707116675074
I forgot to discuss this point when the episode streamed months ago; Vulcan's sister planet T'Khut is finally canon!
I hope a future SNW story will finally explain the tacky name 'Delta Vega' from the 2009 movie as an obscure and unpopular alternative designation for T'Khut's moon, T'Rukhemai.
My point: There's no 'explanation' needed as Spock was (somehow) of Delta Vega when he 'saw' (probably in his mind as many Vulcans died) as Vulcan disintegrated. There's zero need to tie anything from ST2009 to SNW as they are different timelines entirely.
Is this going somewhere? I don't feel that you paid attention to my writing at all.
Correction: that was Captain James R Kirk
Yes, to T'Khut, now that we have found it!
And I don't think you even read the first line of my reply where I explained what significance 'Delta Vega' had to Star Trek. You wanted an explanation to the 'tacky name Delta Vega...' in ST2009. I posted the background on the name and why I think no explanation is needed.
What? Only if you believe the failing memory of a crazy God-like being.Correction: that was Captain James R Kirk
I mean, what next?
Are you going to tell me Vulcans can't lie because Spock told said lie to a Romulan Commander in TOS S3 The Enterprise Incident - even though he himself already lied in TOS S1 The Menagerie, and his father Sarek (a full blooded Vulcan) lied in TOS S2 Journey To Babel?
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And you mocked me for having a take. So no, I do not take you seriously.
In what way did I mock you? I stated my opinion, nothing more.
If you can't handle someone expressing a different opinion, don't post on a public message board.
Where did they mock you?
ENOUGH!
You know, sometimes moderating looks just like parenting.
Except we can’t send anyone to bed without dinner.
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