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So now there's 18 ships instead of 17? Did the Excelsior have a registry number like the other ships did?
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I count 17 ships on that chart, I thought the old one had only 16 names on it. But, yes, the registry of the Excalicur is there, too: Ncc-26517.
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I'm confused. You first said the ship was the Excelsior, and now you're saying it was the Excalibur (which was Riker's command). And to clarify, there were a total of 17 ships in the grid (16 plus the Enterprise). There were two detection grid diagrams shown, one with all the ships, and another when the grid was disrupted, which did not show the Excalibur. Maybe you're confusing the names?
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Sorry for the confusion. I meant the Excalibur, not the Excelsior. I wanted to point out that the Excalibur was not on either of the diagrams before but was added for the blu ray release.
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I see know that there is a third appearence of that diagram in the first half of the episode (actually it is the first appearance). I never noticed before that the Excalibur was listed here.
By the way, for the blu rays they re-arranged some of the ships in that particular diagram. It seems to me that the Sutherland and the Charleston have switched positions in order to match their places in the diagrams that are being shown later in the show.
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quote:Originally posted by Fabrux: Season 6 is the bad season. We don't talk about season 6.
Or is that SG-1.
Possibly SG-1. TNG Season 6 had some fantastic episodes - such as "The Chase"... "Relics", "Schisms", "Chain of Command", "Face of the Enemy", "Tapestry", "Starship Mine", "Lessons", and "Timescape"!
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quote:Originally posted by o2: The Zhukov was later seen as Ambassador class, but is there any reference on screen for the Ajax to be Apollo class?
The Ajax was shown in the tachyon detection grid. However, no class info was shown and it had the registry listed in the Encyclopedia. The Ajax on the status display has a different registry. But obviously they're supposed to be the same ship.
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From my point of view only the one from the episode 'Brothers' should be considered, though it would be interesting to know why the list was changed in some cases (ok, the case of the Zhukov is quite clear to me, but why have they changed the class of the Ajax? This ship was not shown in any episode, so no harm was done).
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