Just imagine how much paperwork the admirals have to fill out whenever a captain defies their orders.
I've watched Disparu review Willow, Robyn Hood, and the Acolyte and I've never seen him losing it like this. From 45 minutes on he's completely broken, reminds me of myself last week. I'm so glad I stopped watching this shit.
The were lucky she was so consistently lenient. Instead of just yelling at Picard for refusing to pull the trigger on the Federation-saving Borg-twink-logic-bomb, she should have thrown his "ethical" French ass out an airlock.
Yes, and there is another quality to that. An Admiral like Nechayev exists in a chain of command, and in that she is punished for the infractions of those she's responsible for. There is an incentive to avoid that punishment by disciplining the underlying parts of your OOB, but that doesn't always work. You can be a competent Admiral that incorporates the stances of the Captains and still have a (technically correct) loose cannon like Maxwell being part of that.
Listen call me a Trek pick-me but I don't have any problems with any of these characters. I'm not sure why Keiko sounds vaguely pissed off all the time but shes's a good foil to Miles. Pulaski's android racism is a little clunky writing-wise but she looks and sounds a lot like my real life grandmother so I can't stay mad at her
Is this where the thread plays Fuck Marry Kill?
I saw Deep Space Nine first and Keiko’s attitude made sense. She goes from living on a floating Four Seasons to an abandoned shopping mall with no furniture or schools for Molly.
And like any sane person, she ditched The Station Formerly Known as Terok Nor the second Starfleet made first contact with the Dominion.
Fuck Keiko, marry Neychayev, kill Pulaski.
Yes. It's not her fault her job is to be a middlewoman between Captains and the Federation Council, which is a government that has no idea how the frontier actually is and issue a frustratingly bad treaty that caused a proxy war.
Have they actually studied a single military or naval engagement in Academy? Seems to me like that’s something that should be covered for potential new officers.I refuse to watch anymore Star Trek: Quality Learing Academy but I just saw this on X:
No. Because that would have been cool and would have provided character building moments, so of course they didn't do that. You know, there's also the naval or martial history of the hundreds of planets to consider that at one point were a member of the Federation. They could have used a specific battle in the war between the Andorians and Vulcans or something between the Romulans and Klingons or the Dominion War or virtually anything.
It's such a waste that they haven't. Star Trek always had the advantage of having writers that knew about the military. Not only tactics, but the structure, mentality, and spirit of military minds. Today's writer only know movie action.
He may have not been the best warrior who have gone to Sto-vo-kor, but damn they were eating good after he got there. R.I.P. Ron Taylor
Worf grew up on Earth, and has a detachment from real Klingon culture. His experience with it growing up was all third party, so he adopted the ideals of the Klingon without ever having seen the way normal Klingons carry themselves.Why is it that Klingons are usually emotional and quite often jovial, while Worf is rather Vulcan-like in lack of emotion?
So he's unemotional because he thinks being so stoic is being warrior-like or something like that?
