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On Jul 31, 2025 at 1:30:47 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is Paramount's new Star Trek spin off set after
Star Trek Discovery. Focusing on the Starfleet trainees at the academy it >> will feature a much longer cast who both train at school, and go on fleet >> missions with a local ship. The return of the Doctor's hologram now 800
years old from Voyager, alongside multiple new Klingon hybrids. Is Star
Trek: Starfleet Academy worth watching?
https://youtu.be/gMlGNvhGaig?si=cU9bJYfeuf0cJA27
I wonder how they're going to explain the Doctor being noticeably >older-looking than he was programmed to be?
Holograms don't age but if the Doctor is re-programming himself to appear to >age so that he blends in with everyone around him, then 800 years later, he >should look like King Theoden after Saruman had possessed him.
In article <106g96d$3tme9$2@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is Paramount's new Star Trek spin off set
after Star Trek Discovery. Focusing on the Starfleet trainees at the
academy it will feature a much longer cast who both train at school,
and go on fleet missions with a local ship. The return of the Doctor's
hologram now 800 years old from Voyager, alongside multiple new Klingon >>> hybrids. Is Star Trek: Starfleet Academy worth watching?
https://youtu.be/gMlGNvhGaig?si=cU9bJYfeuf0cJA27
I wonder how they're going to explain the Doctor being noticeably >>older-looking than he was programmed to be?
Holograms don't age but if the Doctor is re-programming himself to appear >>to age so that he blends in with everyone around him, then 800 years later, >>he should look like King Theoden after Saruman had possessed him.
Mark JeffreyAs response to Robert Picardo was glorious: "Wrong. Everyone in >Starfleet earned their position -- regardless of race. ItAs a colorblind >meritocracy. A DEI hire on a starship is how red shirts happen."