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, minutes before it’s destroyed. He holds off the Romulan Nero as his wife, Winona , flees in an escape pod. Even though Winona gets away, much of the rest of the crew is not so lucky. The escape pods are big and bulky, making easy targets for the Romulans. Ingoes down. We also hear them called “Kelvin pods,” as they have been redesigned to be less targetable by enemies, a lesson learned from George Kirk.gettyimages.
Imagine you finally find a show that completely speaks to you. It’s got everything you want, and you fully fall in love with it. But after its second season, the studio is thinking of pulling the plug. So you start a letter-writing campaign and keep it alive for a third season. It then goes on to become a national phenomenon in syndication, and they eventually make a movie out of it. Then they reach out to you personally to be in that movie, because of your effort.
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