Star Trek: Starfleet Academy - Paramount+

[primestar31]

Nope, this is in the post-Discovery in the future timeline. Tilly is one of the instructors, Tiig Nitaro reprises her Discovery role as well.

How can that be, when they are 1,000 years in that future, 32 century? They never came back...

 

[Foxbat]

I thought Starfleet Academy is in the 32nd Century.

 

[long_time_DNC]

Nope, this is in the post-Discovery in the future timeline. Tilly is one of the instructors, Tiig Nitaro reprises her Discovery role as well.

And, evidently, Robert Picardo is a 900+ year old Hologram Doc from what I read...

 

[Jimbo]

Nope, this is in the post-Discovery in the future timeline. Tilly is one of the instructors, Tiig Nitaro reprises her Discovery role as well.

I didn't watch Discovery, so all them would be new to me ...

 

[Jimbo]

And, evidently, Robert Picardo is a 900+ year old Hologram Doc from what I read...

Actually, from Voyager iirc, The Doctor has advanced tech, (somehow) I think they said he had tech from the 32nd Century.

 

[primestar31]

I thought Starfleet Academy is in the 32nd Century.

Whoops, looks like you are right, it IS the 32nd century.

 

[Jimbo]

Whoops, looks like you are right, it IS the 32nd century.

Ok, so they are going forward for a change, thats good ....
Wonder how much we'll hear names dropped from other shows that came before them.
If they mention the past at all ... remember, when TNG came out they were not suppose to mention TOS at all for quite awhile.

 

[harshness]

Ok, so they are going forward for a change, thats good ....

It is only good if they don't throw canon out the window.

 

[meStevo]

Saw a glimpse of a Jem'Hadar as an instructor, that was kinda neat. I'll give it a go, but clearly looks like something that I wouldn't watch if it weren't for the branding.

 

[long_time_DNC]

Actually, from Voyager iirc, The Doctor has advanced tech, (somehow) I think they said he had tech from the 32nd Century.

Yep, the portable holo-emitter, from the 29th century.

 

[long_time_DNC]

It is only good if they don't throw canon out the window.

Except for the fact that when Discovery went 900+ years into the future, they didn't have to hold themselves to canon and violated it numerous times...

 

[harshness]

Except for the fact that when Discovery went 900+ years into the future, they didn't have to hold themselves to canon and violated it numerous times...

I wouldn't dare suggest that anyone hold up Disco as a shining example of what Star Trek should be (or should have been).