Science Fiction TV Shows and Movies that Chose to Ignore Scientific Plausibility
How long have you got...?
In a similar way that so many planets on Stargate SG1 looked like British Columbia.Is it plausible that every single planet visited in Star Trek (any incarnation: take your pick) appears to have a breathable atmosphere and Earth-normal gravity?
I'm with CupofJoe. Pretty much all of them but inconsistancy of internal logic is a killer.
Not being able to do X because it's convenient for the plot when doing exactly the same thing was the thing that got you out of last week's dillema...? (Unless Samantha Carter - or whoever - acknowledges the problem and comes up with even a semi-plausable explanation for why X doesn't work this time) forget it.
But Space 1999 does hold some sort of Special Place of Stupid awards. One of my favorites was watching the staff of Alpha crouching down behind their desks when under missile attack to avoid getting hurt by any flying debris that would have come if the windows (to the vacuum outside) burst inwards.
And why wasn't Scotty court-martialed for "dereliction of duty and endangering a ship", charges that would have had him cashiered and dismissed from the Service...?yet it had enter the ship because of an impulse engine duct which scotty carelessly left open.
And why wasn't Scotty court-martialed for "dereliction of duty and endangering a ship", charges that would have had him cashiered and dismissed from the Service...?
and all planets are to be orbited with the planet to the port side of the ship. This used to annoy the tits off me till I rationalised it by deciding that's what a 'Standard Orbit' is. "Keep the planet to your left and stay over the sunny side" What I can't rationalise away is why, when the Enterprise is in a 'Standard Orbit' around a huge monochrome sunlit planet, you can't see it out of Picard's ready room window which is firmly established as being on the port side of the bridge.Or that all solar-systems and extraterrestrial planets seem to lie on the same plane. I almost never see The Enterprise or any other space-craft going into warp at a completely different tangent than the horizontal.