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miketdjr
· 5 years ago
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I'm not a trekkie but spend enough time online... Is no one going to say anything about him still being in a red shirt?
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novelus
· 5 years ago
As a Trekkie, I can say that you'd rather be in a red shirt from ST:TNG, over a gold shirt. Thw original series, it was dangerous to be in a red shirt, and safe to be any other color shirt. Also, both Picard and Riker have red uniforms.
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shepard530
· 5 years ago
The colors indicate specialization. In TOS, gold was the color of command officers, red was for operations officers (which included engineering officers), and blue indicated science or medical officers. In TNG, they flip-flopped the colors for command and ops, and that carried forward in the timeline.
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timebender25
· 5 years ago
The red shirts always die.
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jd1984
· 5 years ago
Only in the original series.
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shepard530
· 5 years ago
TNG isn't so color-coded for deaths. Now that I think about, I think the enterprise crew mortality rate was *much* lower on TNG in general.
