Maybe I'm more visually oriented or something. But what killed it for me was the commercial showing the Enterprise (what are we up to, Z now?) appearing to crash into the enemy base/station/incredibly large ship thing.
All I could think was it's the 23rd(?) century and their killer app is "Ramming speed"?
I payed no more attention once I saw that.
At first blush true, not much could have been done if a problem were known to exist. Except re-enter asap before thermally cycling possibly damaged parts 2x(number ot orbits).
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Maybe I'm more visually oriented or something. But what killed it for me was the commercial showing the Enterprise (what are we up to, Z now?) appearing to crash into the enemy base/station/incredibly large ship thing. All I could think was it's the 23rd(?) century and their killer app is "Ramming speed"? I payed no more attention once I saw that.
At first blush true, not much could have been done if a problem were known to exist. Except re-enter asap before thermally cycling possibly damaged parts 2x(number ot orbits).