#Asks

cyberpunkgothic asked:

Do you think in SNW we'll see an Enterprise refit that makes her more in line with what we saw in the TOS pilots? I think that would be cool.

It would be, but it’s doubtful. They’ve already doubled down that this is the look of the ship will have through the TOS years with SNW’s A Quality of Mercy, which reimagined Balance of Terror. Altverse to be sure but doubtful it’ll change the design of the ship:

Further, an animated Short Trek “Ephraim and Dot” postulated some robot was there during the Enterprise’s TOS missions chasing a tardigrade throughout the run of the series and kept the disco design before moving on to the movie-era one

Oh and now to add confusion we also have the Sombra-Class ships which externally looks exactly the same as the Constitution-Class.

However small kudos to SNW, is that this is a fine Star Trek money saving tradition (see the various versions of a Miranda Class starship with and without the rollbar, or sensor attachments, or Soyuz class ships)


Finally, they could have given themselves an out, sort of. Because during S1 of DSC they hadn’t actually settled on the look of discoprise (or, potentially had to be 25% different) they had shown us an on-screen display of Defiant after she’d been in the Mirror Universe for a while:

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the nacelle pylons, especially were more in line with TOS (minus the elbow but I assume that was added after some time in the Mirror Universe) but the roundness was more Disco (and whatever those pizza wedge cuts were about). They could come back and and say different connies had different configurations and later changed them across to board to match the design that proved most optimal.

But that’s not gonna happen.

Star TrekConstitution ClassdiscopriseUSS EnterpriseSNWDSCTOSStarshipStarfleetnow do i remember the barebones plot of Ephraim and Dot? no.do I remember the misprinted badge on the top of the movie-era saucer? YES.askscyberpunkgothic
Anonymous asked:

Aos connie or disco/snw connie?

that’s like asking which of my b-grade students I like better.

design peaked with TOS ConnieI mean gun to a head.....uuuh SNW Connie....by a shortened neckeven tho it feels like they copied another student's homeworkAOS Connie has her lines and weirdo protruding deflector dishbut i refuse to entertain her actual sizeAOS Connie has those cavernous empty spaces too (which got passed on to Discovery)SNW Connie is at least much closer to that ideal. but she feels like a pre-refit to TOS honestlyher neck still bothers meplus her bridge is cuteStar TrekasksanonConstitution ClassSNWnuTrek
cyberpunkgothic asked:

I did it in reverse, I watched BCS and then followed it up with BrBa. I wish I'd done it the other way around like I was supposed to, but I definitely understood Saul's character more because of the knowledge I'd gleaned from watching his show first. Bob Odenkirk is such a great actor, he turned what should have been a throaway character that only appeared in a handful of episodes into something that fans begged for more of until they decided to give him his own show.

Yes! It really feels like Saul should have died if not in the episode he was introduced than a handful later but, like Jesse and Hank, the strength of the actor kept him around for so much longer.

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Anonymous asked:

The reason he was so attached to his aunt, cared for her during her terminal illness, was given her house when she died, and why he frequents geriatric hookers is because he was in a sexual relationship with her. It's not something one should think too much about, because the implications are rather uncomfortable, given that Jesse's predilection for women of a certain age is most often seen as a result of engaging in that kind of relationship during your formative years. i.e. When he was in his early teens. Knew a guy who had that kind of experience, and Jesse reminded me of him.

I did ask didn’t I

asksanontw abuseanyway. moving on.