Most of the planned season 5 wound up in season 4, but there was so much that some of it did wind up in the actual fifth season. Most of what made it wound up in the back half, which is significantly better than the final season's front half.
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And that, "Rrrriker!" line getting on the saddle was ad-libbed right in front of him.
Your picture is missing the, "Never give up," part.
Kind of too early to tell. Season one was heavy on setup. I personally enjoyed it. You really need to be familiar with The Clone Wars and Rebels, though.
Something to consider with those two images is that they're different angles. Your first image is of the underside of the ship, while the second is the top of the ship.
Also, the texturing and nacelles are different between the two, but the body and saucer seem to be structurally the same. Still a long-boi even with the slightly shorter nacelles.
she sees how stranded she is and it’s posed to her as inappropriate to partner with someone under her command.
Which is a damn shame given all the looks she and Chakotay shared. And that time they thought they were going to be stuck alone together forever.
I want a runabout!
It's like an RV, but with warp and replicators. What's not to like?
That's clearly a yellow beam, making Worf a Jedi Sentinel.
If you are what you eat, and vegetarians don't eat meat, are vegetarians meat? Is it vegetarian to eat a vegetarian?
The Excelsior-class is one of my favorites. A bit wonky from a top-down view, but gorgeous from every other angle.
The Sovereign-class continues the general aesthetic of the Excelsior, but for the TNG-era design style and fixing the problem with high angle views.
The Valdore-type warbird from Nemesis is probably the best thing about that movie.
The Klingon D4 from Into Darkness is similarly one of the better things from that movie.
The NX-class Refit is also just shockingly pretty. Makes the original look incomplete.
Not canon, but I love the original “Long-boi” Discovery design. It gives off some very cool art-deco retro-futurism vibes. Not very classically “trek” but I love it nonetheless!
That is the canon design for the Discovery before the far future refit it got.
They actually did. Remember the Relativity? They talk a big game but, like the regular Prime Directive, the Temporal Prime Directive is secondary to the continued existence of the Federation. That's why there wasn't a peep out of them when Kirk stole some whales from the past.
Judging by its captain, DS9's all Vulcan ship was probably crewed that way out of sheer racism.