Look at this motherfucking room. Plush purple chairs. Lacquered

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So fucking sweet ass bridge

it makes sense that the flagship would be more cured than other ships

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Compared to 1701-A

Kirk flying in a tuna can

>>82140462
>>82140498
love the wood accents :3

>>82140498
Best bridge. People go on about how comfy Voyager was, but I personally never liked it that much. It's too dark. Which is weird, because I love low lighting and certainly understand the appeal, but Voyager just doesn't mesh with me. I didn't much appreciate the E's interior either because of it. I guess I like my Star Trek bright.

>>82140651
i never understood what the hell was up with voyager's bridge. made no geometrical sense. too many rails. probably the worse bridge ever

>>82140462
haha that fake ass plant

looks like a doctor's waiting room

>>82141536
>haha that fake ass plant

Real plants require maintenance. That can have pitfalls. When they bought a live, and very expensive, lionfish for Picard's ready room, it needed a heater to keep its tank at the appropriate temperature. One weekend, the heater was accidentally unplugged. When they came in on Monday morning, they found the fish dead. It was a while before they bought another fish, and the heater was hard-wired into the electrical system on set.

>>82140680
Everything about Voyager is the worst ever for Prime Universe Star Trek

uniforms were basically pajamas

>>82140579
>takei getting his character a promotion off of the ship where the story takes place