If the nx-01 were in the 2380s and was fired upon by a sovereign class starship could it survive a quantum torpedo?

Or a phaser hit from a galaxy class starship?

What do you think?

Tpol is 130 years old here roughly.... From the lower decks finale where it's a multiverse crisis and our transporter clone boimler recruits tpol from her universe to save the multiverse. This tpol married her trip for 63 years before he died of old age

Is this TPol? If so is these are you voyages retconned? Or is it more along the lines of the novels? Help I'm stoned and confused

i mean think about it (in universe)

archer fought in the temporal wars how badass is that. none of the other captains fought in the temporal wars.

trip - he space jumped between two starships while at warp. none of hte other engineers ever did that.

t'pol - she got hooked on space metals and found the long lost surak manuscripts that changed vulcan society

reed - he basically created red alert

hoshi - she knows more languages than everyone else even uhura

phlox - he could actually resist borg assimilation and created a cure for borg assimilation

Mayweather - he can do an L4 maneuver with a starship no one else could pull off a L4, only one that comes close is snw ortegas

what do you think?

Big CGI Frown

Travis never really got much character development but one aspect was that he was an avid climber. Which makes it pretty funny that on three separate occasions when he was climbing he got injured. Couldn’t they at least make him good at one other thing than piloting?

2001-2005

Watching those 2 episodes from season 1 and 4 recently, I felt that both Phlox and Archer were hypocrites! When they could provide a cure to a "lesser" civ, they went all prime directive on them (even tho they didn't have one! Which makes it worse...). But when they appeared on the other side, as a lesser species, they were outraged that the aliens would let them die of the virus. :p

At least Archer went "against his better judgement" in Dear doctor, Phox is way worse actually...

Anyone else noticed this?

It just felt wrong on so many levels having her in that role. It was disgusting and slimy and just plain wrong to me. I can’t explain it.

Credit redditor u/Reybrandt again, for giving me the idea for this one too.

Credit u/Rembrandt for giving me the idea for this one.

My 3 takeaways were that it was an abrupt and unsatisfying ending, I don't know why the last episode was from the perspective of Riker 200 years later, and most of all, Trip's death was unnecessary, contrary to the optimistic theme of the show and a kick in the the teeth to all his fans, including me.

Two from the same episode, I know.