well no shit, since it takes place in a locale established by Insurrection... 🤪

Yeah but her subordinate is not a co-worker. He is her subordinate and she is his superior officer. We don't need Lefffler's rule, it is against military policy. Huge difference.

She was played by Ashley Judd on TNG.

@@roberthofmann8403 Yes and "Beautifully"

It would be odd if they we lost with only half hands... And it would be messy. ;)

I agree. I would've made it the 2000-A and had the original destroyed in the first episode..

Or they could have many Excelsior's with different registry numbers

Historically, in Trek canon, only the Enterprise was given the honor of keeping the original registry number, with the subsequent letters. This continued until they also started doing the same with Voyager, as evidenced in "Discovery". Other ships (Lexington, Excalibur, Hood, etc.) always had different numbers as they entered different iterations.

@@pangaeawriter8766 Actually, and forgive me for forgetting the episode title of TNG, but the Enterprise D encountered the USS Yamato in an early episode and afterwards she was destroyed by a Computer Virus causing an Anti Matter explosion. Anyway, Yamato likewise had a Registry with a subsequent letter. Can't think of any other instances of this. Didn't the Defiant in DS9 get replaced by another ship of the same class but keep her Registry with no subsequent letter?

@@edwardmcirvin8342 The Yamato's stated registry number (NCC-1305-E) from "Where Silence Has Lease" has been declared by numerous official Trek books, such as The Star Trek Encyclopedia, to be an error in continuity, and dismissed it since that wasn't the 'real' Yamato. In the episode "Contagion", where the Yamato was destroyed, the number was established as NCC-71837 (putting it just a few ships ahead of the U.S.S. Angeles, LOL!). Even the various model toys I've seen the Yamato were given the second number. As for the Defiant, the original plan WAS to give it the same honorific as Enterprise. However, since there were literally two episodes left of the series when its successor was delivered to DS9, this was not done. The bridge plaque gave its number as NCC-75633. However, the computer modeling still gave the original number of NX-74205, again because of budget constraints.

Andrew Sinclair GOOD ONE!! THAT MADE ME LMFAO!!

I think it was first out 2 years ago and they seem to be updating how the episodes are numbered to be in line with their 6th series.

Mark Honeycutt It came out in 2000..they are releasing the remastered versions!!

MrBonk85 Too late. This series ended a few years ago.

That would make sense about the green screen issues then. Difficult to know that considering the upload date and no info about that. If it was a few years ago then good effort then.