‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Casts Michelle Yeoh In Captain Role

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Voyager killed Trek for me (with the exception of Enterprise).


You will enjoy SG1 and you should check out SGU.. When you are done with SG1.

I will checkout SGU, but after SG1, and I still have at least another week to finish, comes Atlantis. I have a thing for Dr. Elizabeth Weir(Torri Higginson). She is exactly my type. And, coincidentally, she looks a lot like a girl I dated for a few years. They could easily be sisters.



Check this out for fun. It is sexy but not pornographic. Torri is not included for some reason. Everybody seems crazy about Samantha Carter, but she never clicked with me. She seems nice, but I never really thought of her as being sexy. I must be missing something.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3LckwO4VL8

[Cripplecreek]

@catfish1957 That is true. Look at all the crap Dr Who had to grow through at the end of last season.

2 billion years punching through a wall of solid diamond.

[kevindavis007]

Amen.  In fact wasn't Vulcan destroyed in this reboot?  The writers / producers have jacked with the space time continuum so much that  even the most devoted Trekees can't keep up.

Well now it is a separate timeline..

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Well now it is a separate timeline..

Yes. I have read several articles about the new Star Trek movies. They consistently said that the backers, producers, and writers, of the new Start Treks felt no compulsion at all to maintain continuity with the previous series'. Essentially, they threw out everything which was Star-Treky, and started over. The only thing Star-Trekish about the new movies is the name and the general template. Everything else is new and redone. They wanted to make a Star Trek for the millennials, not for the old timer fans, Trekkers, like us.


When you are watching one of the new Star Trek movies, you have to look it at as simply watching a movie about space. It is somewhat related to Star Trek, but is not really a part of the Star Trek world.


Because it was made for millennials, they didn't feel the need to follow the rules of the Star Trek universe, as it has been since the 60s. It remains to be seen if Discovery will follow that same pattern or if they will maintain continuity with the series'.