Yeah I still despise the Galaxy, it looks like Timmeh from South Park all bloated head and tiny body with vestigal limbs. The USS TIMMEH!
I like this new one though, it's a homage to a design from one of the great sci fi artists of our lifetimes and it's both original and visually interesting. I'd take it over the JJprize in a heartbeat.
I'm very very happy to learn that we will have at least one season of real Trek!
Yep, and coming just six months after the latest real Trek movie!
Prelude to Axanar? Well, it may not be a full length feature but it was pretty good I agree.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard: "We think we've come so far. Torture of heretics, burning of witches, it's all ancient history. Then - before you can blink an eye - suddenly it threatens to start all over again."
"With the first link, the chain is forged. The first speech censured, the first thought forbidden, the first freedom denied, chains us all irrevocably."
Those numbers don't really work that way. There was some TNG ships with lower numbers.
Experamental ships (NX) have a seperate numbering to the main fleet and so do ships that share a name like the Enterprises. That might explain the number inconsistencies
Those numbers don't really work that way. There was some TNG ships with lower numbers.
Experamental ships (NX) have a seperate numbering to the main fleet and so do ships that share a name like the Enterprises. That might explain the number inconsistencies
I'm trying to remember the article on this subject. I think it was in one of my books. I'm digging into this.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
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Those numbers don't really work that way. There was some TNG ships with lower numbers.
Experamental ships (NX) have a seperate numbering to the main fleet and so do ships that share a name like the Enterprises. That might explain the number inconsistencies
It's true that the Enterprise's (1701) sister ship, the Constellation, sported a registry of NCC-1017. So hard to say where, exactly, NCC-1031 will sit.
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Yeah I still despise the Galaxy, it looks like Timmeh from South Park all bloated head and tiny body with vestigal limbs. The USS TIMMEH!
I like this new one though, it's a homage to a design from one of the great sci fi artists of our lifetimes and it's both original and visually interesting. I'd take it over the JJprize in a heartbeat.
And there is a very good chance that we will get it sometime next year.
Until CBS tells us, there is no guarantee of what type of show it will be. We could be stuck with the same ships and crews for the entire series, but just have them switch between each episode. It also could be a new crew each episode or a new crew each season. There is even the possibility of having multiple ships from different times. The ship we just saw could be from the pre-TOS or pre-TNG era while the next ship they introduce could be from post-Nemesis.
Can anyone work out what the number is, specifically how many digits? It starts 103, but beyond that... bit too dark. Might be able to determine rough time frames.
It's true that the Enterprise's (1701) sister ship, the Constellation, sported a registry of NCC-1017. So hard to say where, exactly, NCC-1031 will sit.
Very true, cause the Constitution was NX or NCC 1700. If you went by the NCC number, it would put the Constellation older.
This is why you can't go by the NCC numbers on age of ship.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
Fuller's mentioned in the past about going back to the 60's feel for a Star Trek show, if that's the case then setting it somewhere in the boundaries of that time frame wouldn't make it jump out as being too different. You certainly would have difficulty trying that approach post TNG/DS9/VOY.
It's true that the Enterprise's (1701) sister ship, the Constellation, sported a registry of NCC-1017. So hard to say where, exactly, NCC-1031 will sit.
Very true, cause the Constitution was NX or NCC 1700. If you went by the NCC number, it would put the Constellation older.
This is why you can't go by the NCC numbers on age of ship.
Nope, but it gives you a pretty good idea. Especially since the YouTube video says "Test Flight", which I'm pretty sure indicates that it takes place around the era it was launched.
I suppose there's the possibility that the writers nitpicked through Memory Alpha to find loopholes to make an older NCC registry for a ship despite the show itself taking place in a different time frame, but I'm going to bet that isn't the case, and the show takes place sometime between Enterprise and TOS.
I'm very very happy to learn that we will have at least one season of real Trek!
Yep, and coming just six months after the latest real Trek movie!
Prelude to Axanar? Well, it may not be a full length feature but it was pretty good I agree.
No, not that silly fan film that's never going to be finished, I was taking about Star Trek: Beyond, the latest movie in the current Real Trek film series! I hear it's even better than the last two as well, isn't it an awesome time to be a Trek fan??
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The rest of the ship just doesn't cut it for me.
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Don't forget that Thomas Marrone designs one of them so it'll somehow look like an Ambassador-class.
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They are serious.
... and don't call them Shirley.
Those numbers don't really work that way. There was some TNG ships with lower numbers.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
Yep, and coming just six months after the latest real Trek movie!
Prelude to Axanar? Well, it may not be a full length feature but it was pretty good I agree.
"With the first link, the chain is forged. The first speech censured, the first thought forbidden, the first freedom denied, chains us all irrevocably."
Experamental ships (NX) have a seperate numbering to the main fleet and so do ships that share a name like the Enterprises. That might explain the number inconsistencies
I'm trying to remember the article on this subject. I think it was in one of my books. I'm digging into this.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
First they wreck the movies, then fan/semi pro/low budget pro films and now TV.
Should have used protection.
Found a decent article on this.
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/articles/registries.htm
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
And there is a very good chance that we will get it sometime next year.
Until CBS tells us, there is no guarantee of what type of show it will be. We could be stuck with the same ships and crews for the entire series, but just have them switch between each episode. It also could be a new crew each episode or a new crew each season. There is even the possibility of having multiple ships from different times. The ship we just saw could be from the pre-TOS or pre-TNG era while the next ship they introduce could be from post-Nemesis.
1031.
So, prior to TOS, presumably.
Very true, cause the Constitution was NX or NCC 1700. If you went by the NCC number, it would put the Constellation older.
This is why you can't go by the NCC numbers on age of ship.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
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You can't go by that. The USS Constellation had an older number. Which would predate it and the Constitution the Class ship.
Constitution - 1700
Enterprise - 1701
Hood - 1703
Constellation 1071
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
Nope, but it gives you a pretty good idea. Especially since the YouTube video says "Test Flight", which I'm pretty sure indicates that it takes place around the era it was launched.
I suppose there's the possibility that the writers nitpicked through Memory Alpha to find loopholes to make an older NCC registry for a ship despite the show itself taking place in a different time frame, but I'm going to bet that isn't the case, and the show takes place sometime between Enterprise and TOS.
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No, not that silly fan film that's never going to be finished, I was taking about Star Trek: Beyond, the latest movie in the current Real Trek film series! I hear it's even better than the last two as well, isn't it an awesome time to be a Trek fan??