5 Actors Who Should Do The New Star Trek Series
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Not at all, it's the natural choice along with the Romulan counsellor and Ferengi ethics officer.Zacharious-khan said:
Where's the doctor? I suggest a tribble.
Haha, Klingon Science Officer. No, just no. It doesn't actually make much sense.
It reminds of the Star Trek CCG. There were more damn Romulans with the Honor trait than there were Klingons. They naturally picked characters who stood out from the rest as characters, but it was dumb that this ended up being the situation.
Other than that, well why not. I haven't seen Christina Ricci in anything an a long while.
It reminds of the Star Trek CCG. There were more damn Romulans with the Honor trait than there were Klingons. They naturally picked characters who stood out from the rest as characters, but it was dumb that this ended up being the situation.
Other than that, well why not. I haven't seen Christina Ricci in anything an a long while.
It'd be interesting if the ship starts off with a regular crew from one timeline but an anomaly (which occur so often in Star Trek) replaces them with incarnations from different timelines.
The youthful tactical officer gets replaced by an older version of himself (Lithgow) who has survived a Federation betrayal by his Captain (played by Maggie Q). Could this grizzled officer overcome his distrust of the Captain, who hasn't yet or may never do the crimes he witnessed, in order to serve under her and get home?
There's a lot of potential to a ship crewed by folk from alternate timelines.
The youthful tactical officer gets replaced by an older version of himself (Lithgow) who has survived a Federation betrayal by his Captain (played by Maggie Q). Could this grizzled officer overcome his distrust of the Captain, who hasn't yet or may never do the crimes he witnessed, in order to serve under her and get home?
There's a lot of potential to a ship crewed by folk from alternate timelines.
I was prepared to hate Pine as Captain Kirk but bizarrely after seeing the first film he, and Karl Urban as McCoy, are the two who fit their characters the best.
By far the worst for me is Simon Pegg as Scotty, who somehow manages to lose all the wit and charm James Doohan infused into the role.
By far the worst for me is Simon Pegg as Scotty, who somehow manages to lose all the wit and charm James Doohan infused into the role.
