Ah, that's cool then. I just noticed that when directing something, Jonathan Frakes does seem to like to have the camera on him.
As an important part of DS9 as the Prophets were, Star Trek in general avoids using god-like power to such a significant degree. It's why Q never returned Voyager home.
I don't know where the franchise is going, but we can assume it's not dead, correct?
Franklin Richards is the son of Reed and Sue Richards of the Fantastic Four. He was born in the late 60's and is about 8 years old now, but a lot of writers give him much younger dialogue, which is annoying.
Yeah, the goodbye to Worf was good, but at the same time, the Dax symbiote managed to live on, so it wasn't completely the end.
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As an important part of DS9 as the Prophets were, Star Trek in general avoids using god-like power to such a significant degree. It's why Q never returned Voyager home.
I don't know where the franchise is going, but we can assume it's not dead, correct?
Franklin Richards is the son of Reed and Sue Richards of the Fantastic Four. He was born in the late 60's and is about 8 years old now, but a lot of writers give him much younger dialogue, which is annoying.
Yeah, the goodbye to Worf was good, but at the same time, the Dax symbiote managed to live on, so it wasn't completely the end.