Gainer Speaks

why does uhura get so little attention in snw and why is the character used so little? Why is chapel so popular that the creators shove her down our throats every 5 minutes.

what has gone wrong? anyone care to explain.

I will start by stating the obvious.

a miscast actress. who does not have the look or is the right age.

Why do you feel SNW has barely used her? And what do you mean by her look?

I think she has gotten a lot of attention over the course of the series.

why does uhura get so little attention in snw and why is the character used so little? Why is chapel so popular that the creators shove her down our throats every 5 minutes.

what has gone wrong? anyone care to explain.

I will start by stating the obvious.

a miscast actress. who does not have the look or is the right age.

Why do you feel SNW has barely used her? And what do you mean by her look?

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Riker Maneuver_subcategory: tricking CO into buying sex totem.

KIRK: Name, Khan Noonien Singh.

SPOCK: From 1992 through 1996, absolute ruler of more than a quarter of your world. From Asia through the Middle East... I used to sleep with his great-granddaughter.

McCOY: What??

SPOCK: Captain Kirk slept with her too, in another timeline.

And you know what, I agree.

They didn't need to be there.

This is the problem I have when it comes to "canon".

Personally, im not a stickler for it. I never have been. I've always been open about shows playing a little with their timelines, canons, etc. It doesn't matter to me at all. Now, mind you, if you are a stickler for Canon, that's perfectly fine, nothing wrong with that. But, in the case of this episode, i think this is where sticking to Canon and the curse of being a prequel get in the way. This episode would have made my top three in SNWs if it wasn't for the Metrons. Idgaf about this episode fitting into TOS I really dont, and I feel like SNWs had to throw them in there to quell continuity/Canon complaints, and im like, "Why?"

And why are the Metrons basing their experiment on La'an's decision? Ortegas proved that there is potential for peace and cooperation between both species. Why would you dismiss that based on the actions of one person who never had the same experience? Idk, that made my eyebrows raise.

This is nothing against the episode at all, I still loved it. I just feel that having to stick to rigid Canon can take away from a story and box in a lot of creative decisions.

Idk, maybe im not making sense, but it's something that was running through my mind last night when I thought about the biggest thing that bothered me in an otherwise great episode.