quote:Originally posted by The Mike Who Would Be Captain: old news, o unintelligible one.
we have all discussed this before, as it is quite common knowledge the saucer lights were always off before the CGI version.
but now they are on! oh no!
I the hole?
ohh sorry Mikey boy
and "unintelligible" was unnecessarily
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Untrue, at least I think. The saucer engines are lit in saucer seperation scenes. I just finished watching the first and second seasons of TNG, so I am reasonably, though not totally, sure this is the case. At any rate, an interesting or perhaps unusual choice from an FX view, perhaps, but not a mistake.
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quote:Originally posted by The Mike Who Would Be Captain: I the hole reason the secundary saucser impulse engiens is war after use them reason some.
lol
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But I guess the FX-guys responsible for the CGI GCS (what a nice acronym!) just like it when their ships are lit like a christmas tree - the more "candles" the better.
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