She played the captain of the Lakota later in DS9, Captain Benteen.
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- transwarp@startrek.websitetoStar Trek Social Club@startrek.website•TIL Susan Gibney (Dr. Leah Brahms) was strongly considered to play Captain Janeway. She was even called back a second time after Genevieve Bujold didn't work out.English4·2 years ago
- transwarp@startrek.websitetoStar Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Was WW3 the same as the Eugenics wars or were those 2 separate ones? Also, does anyone have the chronology of all wars that have happened in Star Trek?English9·2 years ago
The first time they introduced the Eugenics Wars set in the 1990s, Spock called it the last world war. Pike in SNW elaborated that it was part of the escalating conflict that went nuclear as WW3 decades later.
- transwarp@startrek.websitetoStar Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Star Trek and The Orville, which is better/worse?English1·2 years ago
I’d say TNG mostly stopped exploring new frontiers halfway through season 1. Farpoint promised exploration, but soon the ship is ferrying diplomats and scientists and answering Federation distress calls. The worlds are new to the audience, but not the characters.
- transwarp@startrek.websitetoDaystrom Institute@startrek.website•Was the Federation right to grandfather in Earth's laws against genetic modification?English5·2 years ago
TNG also had Vulcan extremists (trying to recover ancient psyonic weapons) and Sela must have expected a fifth column ready to defect once her thousand troops landed and gave them an excuse.
- transwarp@startrek.websitetoDaystrom Institute@startrek.website•Episode Analysis | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 2x05 “Charades”English1·2 years ago
I’ve always thought the Romulans weren’t just the Vulcans who rejected Surak’s teachings, but also any who didn’t have the physical ability to follow them.
Originally it was just based on Romulans not expressing any psychic abilities, but Picard also established that sharing personal details publicly as a major taboo. That would track with them being a mix of former enemies who are concerned with suppressing the rivalries that lead to nuclear war.
When they’re disguised as an Andorian, yes.
There are also scenes with Cardassians that look like Bajorans, a Bajoran that looked like a Cardassian, a human that looks like a Malcorian, and a human/Betazoid hybrid that looked like a Mintakan,