Where I come from (not France), Louverne is a man's name.They put whoever they can get out there so super-fans can see actors that haven't worked in decades and argue about whether Kirk's grandmother's sister's name was Laverne or Louverne.
Based on the Promo, Starfleet ( for a military organization) seems to be pretty loose for who they put in charge of a Starship, namely Seven in Command of the Titan, someone who never even went to the Academy.
Seven possesses the knowledge of all the Starfleet captains the Borg has ever assemulated. That alone makes her more than qualified.I agree that Seven of Nine is not qualified to command any vessel that operates with a chain of command (even in spacedock).
Yeah, I can tell you never been in the military.Seven possesses the knowledge of all the Starfleet captains the Borg has ever assemulated. That alone makes her more than qualified.
You're assuming that the human brain could contain/retain the entire knowledge base of the Borg. That's not how the collective works.Seven possesses the knowledge of all the Starfleet captains the Borg has ever assemulated. That alone makes her more than qualified.
Some of you take things Way too literal ....Based on the Promo, Starfleet ( for a military organization) seems to be pretty loose for who they put in charge of a Starship, namely Seven in Command of the Titan, someone who never even went to the Academy.
I might of stayed in the Army if it was that easy for advancement.
Another plot point they put in for convenience of the story it looks like.
It would of made more sense if Worf was a Captain, Picard and Riker went to him for help.
Raffi had her own ship ???I know that, but to put her in command so quick, like I said, unless it is several years later, that is still a plot device for her to be on the show,
And why are Commanders all of a sudden in charge of a ship, Raffi was back as a Commander in Season 2 and had her own ship.
Second Season, she was in Command of the USS Excelsior.Raffi had her own ship ???
Then why didn't they take her ship when Picard first asked ?
Again ... Who Cares .Yeah, I can tell you never been in the military.
That is like saying someone who is great at playing Call of Duty is ready for combat.
If thats the case, when Picard first came to Raffi's place, why didn't they just take Her ship instead of having to track down Rios and his ship ?Second Season, she was in Command of the USS Excelsior.
You are getting First and Second Season mixed up, she did not get Command until the 2nd Season, after she returned to Star Fleet.If thats the case, when Picard first came to Raffi's place, why didn't they just take Her ship instead of having to track down Rios and his ship ?
Raffi recommended Rios to Pilot the ship, but she never said, Yes, Picard I have a ship. (and you can't have it).
While Star Trek is fictional, it is a special kind of fiction: Science Fiction.Some of you take things Way too literal ....
Yes, but unfortunately not even the producers of this show (and the other ST content) don't seem to consider canon to be something that needs to be closely adhered to...While Star Trek is fictional, it is a special kind of fiction: Science Fiction.
As such, canon must be observed to the greatest possible extent. You can't change things where Science doesn't support it.
They do pretty well given the trampling of canon that some of the movies engaged in.Yes, but unfortunately not even the producers of this show (and the other ST content) don't seem to consider canon to be something that needs to be closely adhered to...
The Kelvin universe movies threw canon away when they started. Discovery, Picard and SNW aren't in some alternate universe, they're supposed to be based in the Prime universe, but the producers don't seem to be overly-concerned about canon (with the exception, so far, of SNW).They do pretty well given the trampling of canon that some of the movies engaged in.
Academy isn't all about rules and protocols. It is a specialized post-secondary education such as one might get at a modern military academy. Think college-level classes in astronomy, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and humanities.And she did work under a chain of command for some time with Janeway so it's not like she's unfamiliar with the protocols. Her experience counts probably more than her rote memorizing rules and regurgitating them on a test for cadets.
She was more than qualified to wear that form fitted Silver catsuit ,when she was on Voyager as 7 of 9.As a casual fan I would've literally never questioned Seven as a Starship captain if not for this thread. I think she's more than qualified. And she did work under a chain of command for some time with Janeway so it's not like she's unfamiliar with the protocols. Her experience counts probably more than her rote memorizing rules and regurgitating them on a test for cadets.