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Sisko in the STO reality

damzelltrilldamzelltrill Member Posts: 443 Arc User
in Star Trek Online General Discussion
Is Sisko still in the Temple with thee Prophets or did I miss where it says he emerged? If he is still in there think pending a eal made with his actor he might emerge 'soon'?
A Trill, a Gorn, a Jem'Hadar, Bejoran and a Voth walk into a bar, and the Bartender asks "What is this a Joke?"
"Nope, just my away team" the trill replies before ordering a round for the bar.

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  • soullessraptorsoullessraptor Member Posts: 353 Arc User
    Although i remember hearing that that may change with how profitable the game is proving to be.
  • damzelltrilldamzelltrill Member Posts: 443 Arc User
    cool so I can use my line about him still being in there ad that is why Q is pestering my character; he has none of his old play mates to visit.
    A Trill, a Gorn, a Jem'Hadar, Bejoran and a Voth walk into a bar, and the Bartender asks "What is this a Joke?"
    "Nope, just my away team" the trill replies before ordering a round for the bar.
  • leemwatsonleemwatson Member Posts: 5,514 Arc User
    damzelltrill wrote: »
    cool so I can use my line about him still being in there ad that is why Q is pestering my character; he has none of his old play mates to visit.

    It's not Q, but Q Jr as John De Lancie 'refused' to do V.O.
    "You don't want to patrol!? You don't want to escort!? You don't want to defend the Federation's Starbases!? Then why are you flying my Starships!? If you were a Klingon you'd be killed on the spot, but lucky for you.....you WERE in Starfleet. Let's see how New Zealand Penal Colony suits you." Adm A. Necheyev.
  • feralaffferalaff Member Posts: 77 Arc User
    Being DS9 my favourite show...everything from DS9 is welcome!
    I liked Sisko, he was less "rules lover" than the other main captains.
    But..i would really like to see kira vs mirror admiral leeta.
    Pah wraiths helping leeta and Sisko coming back to help his old friend kira.
  • binebanebinebane Member Posts: 557 Arc User
    soullessraptor wrote: »
    Although i remember hearing that that may change with how profitable the game is proving to be.
    pretty sure steward and shatner are out of a question even if its quite profitable. especially shatner since 50th anniversary of the original series is over. others... maybe...
  • sirmaydaysirmayday Member Posts: 535 Arc User
    There's also the actor's individual attitude toward Star Trek to consider. Michael Dorn and Leonard Nimoy were both rather enthusiastic to work with game developers in the past, and I imagine only death kept James Doohan from reprising his role as Scotty for STO at some point. Stewart and Shatner (and I suspect de Lancie) are just ready to leave Star Trek behind, so it would be disproportionately expensive to get them involved, and that's only if Cryptic even could scrounge up the money to get them to come back.

    I'd love to see Sisko come back, and I don't know that Avery Brooks would be all that expensive, anymore.
  • damzelltrilldamzelltrill Member Posts: 443 Arc User
    leemwatson wrote: »
    damzelltrill wrote: »
    cool so I can use my line about him still being in there ad that is why Q is pestering my character; he has none of his old play mates to visit.

    It's not Q, but Q Jr as John De Lancie 'refused' to do V.O.
    He's Jr. in STO canon.
    In crack fic land....

    A Trill, a Gorn, a Jem'Hadar, Bejoran and a Voth walk into a bar, and the Bartender asks "What is this a Joke?"
    "Nope, just my away team" the trill replies before ordering a round for the bar.
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  • damzelltrilldamzelltrill Member Posts: 443 Arc User
    meh, bored still applies. his voyager 'aunts and uncles' where enver that interesting
    A Trill, a Gorn, a Jem'Hadar, Bejoran and a Voth walk into a bar, and the Bartender asks "What is this a Joke?"
    "Nope, just my away team" the trill replies before ordering a round for the bar.
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  • alexraptorralexraptorr Member Posts: 1,192 Arc User
    sirmayday wrote: »
    There's also the actor's individual attitude toward Star Trek to consider. Michael Dorn and Leonard Nimoy were both rather enthusiastic to work with game developers in the past, and I imagine only death kept James Doohan from reprising his role as Scotty for STO at some point. Stewart and Shatner (and I suspect de Lancie) are just ready to leave Star Trek behind, so it would be disproportionately expensive to get them involved, and that's only if Cryptic even could scrounge up the money to get them to come back.

    I'd love to see Sisko come back, and I don't know that Avery Brooks would be all that expensive, anymore.

    Actually de Lancie is involved with the game Star Trek Timelines, so i doubt he has tired of Star Trek.
    "If you can't take a little bloody nose, maybe you ought to go back home and crawl under your bed. It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it's not for the timid." - Q
  • soullessraptorsoullessraptor Member Posts: 353 Arc User
    sirmayday wrote: »
    There's also the actor's individual attitude toward Star Trek to consider. Michael Dorn and Leonard Nimoy were both rather enthusiastic to work with game developers in the past, and I imagine only death kept James Doohan from reprising his role as Scotty for STO at some point. Stewart and Shatner (and I suspect de Lancie) are just ready to leave Star Trek behind, so it would be disproportionately expensive to get them involved, and that's only if Cryptic even could scrounge up the money to get them to come back.

    I'd love to see Sisko come back, and I don't know that Avery Brooks would be all that expensive, anymore.

    Shatner and Stewart both are quite okay with Star Trek, just less so with it being the defining eclipse of their career. Same issue that a lot of actors have had, where literally everything else they do is eschewed in favor of "Hey weren't you in that one thing that one time?" Plus, with Sir Patrick Stewart, getting him now is much easier, what with him living stateside, and having more open schedule availability. Shatner, more a toss up
  • soullessraptorsoullessraptor Member Posts: 353 Arc User
    alexraptorr wrote: »
    sirmayday wrote: »
    There's also the actor's individual attitude toward Star Trek to consider. Michael Dorn and Leonard Nimoy were both rather enthusiastic to work with game developers in the past, and I imagine only death kept James Doohan from reprising his role as Scotty for STO at some point. Stewart and Shatner (and I suspect de Lancie) are just ready to leave Star Trek behind, so it would be disproportionately expensive to get them involved, and that's only if Cryptic even could scrounge up the money to get them to come back.

    I'd love to see Sisko come back, and I don't know that Avery Brooks would be all that expensive, anymore.

    Actually de Lancie is involved with the game Star Trek Timelines, so i doubt he has tired of Star Trek.

    I think his is more scheduling. After all, he's currently involved in another show with a fairly large presence, and makes a lot of appearances at conventions and the like for it...
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  • jonsillsjonsills Member Posts: 10,476 Arc User
    What hasn't pissed Bill off? He's the epitome of the grumpy old man.
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  • soullessraptorsoullessraptor Member Posts: 353 Arc User
    ^ Heard that mentioned. Possibly, if CBS acted as a semi-intermediary, it would be fine
    jonsills wrote: »
    What hasn't pissed Bill off? He's the epitome of the grumpy old man.

    He's actually a pretty cool guy.
  • smooshy#7462 smooshy
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    soullessraptor wrote: »
    ^ Heard that mentioned. Possibly, if CBS acted as a semi-intermediary, it would be fine
    jonsills wrote: »
    What hasn't pissed Bill off? He's the epitome of the grumpy old man.

    He's actually a pretty cool guy.

    He wrote in SHATNER RULES that "William Shatner" is a part he plays in public. His friends call him "Bill." And I think he's one of the finest entertainers to ever have lived. So there.

  • soullessraptorsoullessraptor Member Posts: 353 Arc User
    smooshy#7462 wrote: »
    soullessraptor wrote: »
    ^ Heard that mentioned. Possibly, if CBS acted as a semi-intermediary, it would be fine
    jonsills wrote: »
    What hasn't pissed Bill off? He's the epitome of the grumpy old man.

    He's actually a pretty cool guy.

    He wrote in SHATNER RULES that "William Shatner" is a part he plays in public. His friends call him "Bill." And I think he's one of the finest entertainers to ever have lived. So there.

    Aye. I've met him twice. Really a nice person.
    He's another one that I think the trouble is keeping him around. Especially with his new show
  • spiritbornspiritborn Member Posts: 4,401 Arc User
    From what I've gathered (granted I've never met the man in person) is that when he was younger William Shatner was quite of egoist (up to at least Star Trek 5 or so) but has mellowed out considerebly recently and now playing the "man in love with his own ego" as fun(ny) role for the public.
  • sirmaydaysirmayday Member Posts: 535 Arc User
    I'd forgotten about de Lancie doing Timelines. Stewart, though, is a bona fide movie star (if largely in supporting roles) these days, so his 'going rate' is probably out of the realm of possibility for Cryptic.
  • soullessraptorsoullessraptor Member Posts: 353 Arc User
    sirmayday wrote: »
    I'd forgotten about de Lancie doing Timelines. Stewart, though, is a bona fide movie star (if largely in supporting roles) these days, so his 'going rate' is probably out of the realm of possibility for Cryptic.

    That's assuming he really pushes for his "going rate" and doesn't do it because he really wants to reprise the role. Seeing as he HAS expressed interest in coming back to Trek.
    Also would love to get de Lancie, but he's probably SUPER busy, with Timelines and MLP
  • zedbrightlander1zedbrightlander1 Member Posts: 14,782 Arc User
    azrael605 wrote: »
    > @damzelltrill said:
    > leemwatson wrote: »
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    > damzelltrill wrote: »
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    > cool so I can use my line about him still being in there ad that is why Q is pestering my character; he has none of his old play mates to visit.
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    > It's not Q, but Q Jr as John De Lancie 'refused' to do V.O.
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    > He's Jr. in STO canon.
    > In crack fic land....

    No its Q Jr. who was seen in Star Trek Voyager, and was played by Keegan DeLancie.

    Still looks like a kid.
    Keegan.jpg

    Well, he does to me.
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  • zedbrightlander1zedbrightlander1 Member Posts: 14,782 Arc User
    jonsills wrote: »
    What hasn't pissed Bill off? He's the epitome of the grumpy old man.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqrnOsnVYLg

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hfc7l1vz2jU&t=6s
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    Sig? What sig? I don't see any sig.
  • annemarie30annemarie30 Member Posts: 2,698 Arc User
    jonsills wrote: »
    What hasn't pissed Bill off? He's the epitome of the grumpy old man.

    thats why i follow him on twitter.. he's a hoot
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