This has been a question for decades. Does Captain Kirk wear a toupee, or just William Shatner? Was Uhura's hair intended to be real? I never gave it much thought until Strange New Worlds' version came along with very close-cropped hair.
Could you please share a link to what you're looking at? I'm searching like hell and nothing comes up for Kirk in Strange New Worlds. They don't even have a trailer yet.
Could you please share a link to what you're looking at? I'm searching like hell and nothing comes up for Kirk in Strange New Worlds. They don't even have a trailer yet.
Uhura was announced as a character in Strange New Worlds. Here's a picture.
No nose ring? No facial tattoos? I think they're on the right track!
Whitney herself said in some interview she imagined there was some machine you could just go to for an instant beehive.I'll go with this. My explanation for VOY hairstyles that looked like they took a Victorian lady's maid to produce every morning: hair replicators--you enter the style and stick in your head. This would be a precursor technology.
Kirk's go to is "Love Shack".Whitney herself said in some interview she imagined there was some machine you could just go to for an instant beehive.
My head canon is that she was in a The B-52's cover band. Cover bands of 20th century acts in the 23rd century are a thing now. Whether my head canon also include Kirk taking on the role of Fred Schneider and yelling "Rock Lobsta!" over and over is my business.
No nose ring? No facial tattoos? I think they're on the right track!
I challenge you to point out a Starfleet officer, in any show, with a nose ring or facial tattoo.
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Not including Chakotay...
They must have been pretty far in the back, because I can't recall any.I was responding to the aesthetics of background actors I saw when I sampled Discovery, that I didn't like. I can't name them by name. And I was also thinking of Chakotay a little bit. But so far, the stills I've seen from Strange New Worlds look classy and understated, and I like that.![]()
do their teeth shine and their pelts glisten for you?I was responding to the aesthetics of background actors I saw when I sampled Discovery, that I didn't like. I can't name them by name. And I was also thinking of Chakotay a little bit. And I think I saw a nose ring when I sampled Lower Decks, not sure. But so far, the stills I've seen from Strange New Worlds look classy and understated, and I like that.![]()
do their teeth shine and their pelts glisten for you?
Star Trek is not a gift horse.We pay money for it. That means the customer is entitled to look it over and have opinions. If they do stuff I do or don't like, well, it's my money and I can make my own judgements.
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You realise you probably sound exactly like someone your age turning on TOS in 1966 and seeing those miniskirts would?No nose ring? No facial tattoos? I think they're on the right track!
Altaira was sporting mini-skirts 10 years earlier and 17 lightyears away in Forbidden Planet.You realise you probably sound exactly like someone your age turning on TOS in 1966 and seeing those miniskirts would?![]()
People forget that wigs were still a thing in the 60s so someone wearing what was obviously a wig wouldn't have even been noticed.
She can't herself, but her hair dresser can.In Rand's case, I think there was an intended sci-fi aspect to the hairstyle. Ask any woman if she can braid her hair into a right-angle basket weave like that. It was created to be something exotic that you "couldn't do" in real life.
She can't herself, but her hair dresser can.
Luckily, the ship's beauty salon lies directly between Rand's quarters and her battle station. When she has to spring out of bed for a Red Alert, she makes a quick stop to get braided up. The Klingons can wait.![]()
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