Luckily, watching all of Voyager immediately prior to starting Enterprise inured me to the latter's caustic effects.
So my theory now amounts to... Brent Spiner adopted Ricardo Montalban? I must admit, I don't remember how survivably Khan exits his titular movie.
PS: I get that there was a lot happening in this episode, so there wasn't time to develop McGuyver's character much, but it strikes me a bit odd how she never gives Khan *any* reason whatsoever to see her as his equal or a sufficiently superior wife.
3 comments:
Aha! McCoy's display of old doctor tools is on the wall usually occupied by the camera-crew!
When McGuyver says she knows who Khan is, I think she does know he's Singh, and chooses to flatter him instead of name him.
I like to think that Noonien Singh/Soong are a single guy, who later in life turned from trying to breed superior humans to trying to build them.
You are not entirely wrong. http://en.memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Arik_Soong
*Warning* Contact with Star Trek: Enterprise may cause burns. *Warning*
Luckily, watching all of Voyager immediately prior to starting Enterprise inured me to the latter's caustic effects.
So my theory now amounts to... Brent Spiner adopted Ricardo Montalban? I must admit, I don't remember how survivably Khan exits his titular movie.
PS: I get that there was a lot happening in this episode, so there wasn't time to develop McGuyver's character much, but it strikes me a bit odd how she never gives Khan *any* reason whatsoever to see her as his equal or a sufficiently superior wife.
Post a Comment