Captain Data
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Re: Captain Data
Yes you can. You can also shoot at helicopters, which is why no army would ever use them to transport troops into action... Oh. Wait.
Plus all those shuttles have their own transporters that can be used.
Plus all those shuttles have their own transporters that can be used.
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Re: Captain Data
Touche. But this is also starfleet, I doubt they'd take the risk.Captain Seafort wrote:Yes you can. You can also shoot at helicopters, which is why no army would ever use them to transport troops into action... Oh. Wait.
Since when? AFAIK the only shuttles we've seen w/ definite transporters are the Runabouts (and/or delta flyer) and we don't know the E-E carries any.Plus all those shuttles have their own transporters that can be used.
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They were seen in action in BoBW II, and mentioned in Insurrectionme,myself and I wrote:Since when? AFAIK the only shuttles we've seen w/ definite transporters are the Runabouts (and/or delta flyer) and we don't know the E-E carries any.
This being Starfleet they were too stupid to even think of it - we're discussing the thousand-and-one things that should have been done.Touche. But this is also starfleet, I doubt they'd take the risk.
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Then the transporters in the cargo bays run on seperate units, so they shouldn't have been fried.
Then the Captain's Yacht would presumably have one.
Then the Captain's Yacht would presumably have one.
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Re: Captain Data
Dude, come on. You'll spend far less time thinking of ways that Data's death wasn't cheap and stupid.
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Re: Captain Data
Would have been better if he'd just stepped in front of a phaser blast meant for the Captain.
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Re: Captain Data
Doesn't alleviate Picard's idiocy of going alone but at least when Data dies it has a point.
Re: Captain Data
Assume Picard actually didn't have an ego as big as his bald spot, and actually TOOK a security team with him. The firefight ensures, and Picard and Data break away from the team to disable the weapon. Data tries but can't because it's security coded to Shinzon's DNA thus Picard has to do it. A tense moment or two ensues as Data covers Picard. Picard succeeds, and Shinzon goes berserk and breaks the line. Data and Picard are trying to get back to the team as Shinzon overtakes them and tries to shoot Picard. Data reacts with superhuman speed and steps in front of Picard to take the hit, giving Picard time to shoot back, disarming Shinzon but depleting the last of the power in his phaser. Hand to hand erupts with Picard victorious since Shinzon is falling apart, and goes to Data, just in time to hear his last words, before having the android "die" in his arms.
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Far better.
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Never saw the sun......never....saw....the....sun
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Re: Captain Data
It's a purposeful meaningful death. The way its actually written is just lazy writing kill him off.
Re: Captain Data
And a reason to work in a cool looking space jump from ship to ship.
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Re: Captain Data
But how did Data BREATHE in space?!?!
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Re: Captain Data
Data doesn't breathe, remember.thelordharry wrote:But how did Data BREATHE in space?!?!
I'm wondering how Brent Spiner was able to breathe in space, though...
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