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Captain Redshirt makes sense here, I suppose.
Every captain is just as good as his team - it is not his job to know everything right but to set the stage to let his people work. Knowing things would help though.
Also the Peter principle comes to mind.
I really want 3-7 episodes of a star trek show where the captain is equally clueless and fumbles everything in such a way that (with the crew’s help) it all works out positively.
At least one episode is a courtroom drama, of course.
Only if Ken Marino plays the captain.
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This is the kind of Captain who would probably just learn to delegate everything and constantly saying “Suggestions?”
Not a bad leadership style tbh
I didn’t surround myself with talent, experience, and expertise just to ignore them.
All captains are like this. They only make shows about the super lucky ones who survive all guessing.
Vice Captain knows. Vice Captain has always known.
I low-key like this bridge crew. It’s not just the characters from TNG, unless that’s suppose to be Data. Someone put some thought into it.