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I don't know if you people really could count any of this as spoilers, but since I don't want to be hunted down and killed ...
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Okay, happy? In the trailer for the episode after "Author, author" there was a very brief shot of what looked like a Daedelus-class starship or a Daedelus predecessor. Can anyone confirm or deny? If this is true, then we have our first really canon image of this mystery ship!
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To me, it looked almost exactly like Zephram Cochrane's Phoenix.
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Stupid question: Where is this trailer? The only ones I�ve seen, on Mr Vidiot�s and Section 31 doesn�t seem to show this ship?
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It's probably a reuse of one of those, whatever it's supposed to be.
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Ummmm. Ok. I'm confused. Everyone is babbleing on about some new ship seen in Author Author's ending. All I saw in it was an Excelsior and some frighter type ship with a VERY industrial look to it. Am I missing something?
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Please, have mercy on me, where is this trailer?
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The Excelsior thingie is actually part of the "Author, Author" episode. The Phoenix/Valiant style ship appeared in the advertisement for next week's episode.
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I wasn't going to divulge the description of Friendship One, but now that there's a screencap, oh well.
It looks just like the Phoenix with a few exceptions. The nacelle struts are shorter, the rear rocket engine has been replaced with some other device (sensors?), and the cockpit has been replaced with a globe of some sort with antennae.
BTW, who designed the Phoenix? Was it Eaves?
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