Mal ,'Objects In Space'
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He'd be morally obligated to report on what he knows - or at least the stuff relating to people who would be killed if he didn't say anything.
Oh, I don't know about that.
Did he go to live with the Vulcan colony that the survivors established, or is that something I picked up from fanfic?
You know, it's nice to see that I am not the only person that confuses what I've seen in canon and what I've read in fanfic.
I thought he went to establish and take charge of that Vulcan colony. Of course, that may just be my insane take on things.
He found the site of the colony.
But Spock was going to resign and help establish the colony, so Spock Prime implied that he'd do that for him, allowing Spock to hang with Kirk.
I imagine they didn't get The Tick and Suddenly Susan over there, but the misconception of NC is pretty hilarious
Former: not that I'm aware of, but I miss a lot. Latter: we got Suddenly Susan.
The article's just badly researched. The Guardian can do better.
Spock Prime implied that he'd do that for him, allowing Spock to hang with Kirk.
Ah, smoothing the course of true love.
But Spock was going to resign and help establish the colony, so Spock Prime implied that he'd do that for him, allowing Spock to hang with Kirk.
Okay, thanks. I was fairly sure that had happened.
They should bring in the Guardian of Forever. That would be cool. Or the Hortas.
No. Le Nubian, thanks for the vote for swagger(Rule 1, in fighting like Ari Gold, go right for the groin...or at least he does. Boom! Fuck your arguments...how's your penis?) I think, so far, it's worked for me because it's so not who I am that it's like sucker-punching people through the "tubes". Also, if I think like him, I'm not all "Gee, maybe I shouldn't have said *that*" But, seriously, five years is nothing.
There should be a movie about the alternate reality where all the Red Shirts go when they die....
The article's just badly researched. The Guardian can do better.
But they often don't. The Guardian's political bias is similar to my own. But they are fucking sloppy about getting facts right. Any time I see them writing about a political or environmental subject I know about I catch sloppy errors.