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Lieutenant Commander Jordi La -for (Levar Burton) was a great character in « Star Trek: The Next Generation ». Because he was the chief engineer in the USS Enterprise-D, Burton received the bulk of the shopping mark of the show, often speaking of the palm collectors, phase inducers and the state of the structural integrity. Technobabble was vital for the series, as it allowed the viewers to provide how difficult the vehicle really means that its navigation requires hundreds of people who overseen dozens and dozens of systems. Its complexity made the company feel more realistic, and, I dare to say, is probably.
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At the center of this Jordi was not just a master of the enterprise’s motor systems, but he was reasonable. He loved machines and sophisticated technical systems, trying to use his ingenuity to solve complex engineering problems. Of course, all the « next generation » heroes were hot, which were in their interest, but Jordi was the most unfriendly. The delight of the viewers is delighted with Burton would be good to lose itself in Mindy Minutiae. Indeed, the technical esotericism became one of the principles of the mandatory utopian future of the Star Way. The paradise needs fools to run it.
In addition, Jordi was an excellent representation for the characters on television. Jordi was born blind and wore a specialized, installed on the face called visor Feed visual signals directly into his brain through implants in the temples. And yet, the blindness of Jordi was rarely a story point at the exhibition. It was just an accidental detail about the character. In the future, the disabled will be located and that’s all.
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However, he was once considered additional wrinkles of the heroes, which the executive producers of the « next generation » was dismissed. In an oral story book « Fifty Year Mission: The next 25 years: from the next generation to J. J. Abrams, » « Edited by Mark A. Altman and Edward Gross, Executive Producer Jerry Taylor (RIP) It turned out that Jordi would be secret in half.
Geordi La Forge Star Trek will become secret by half alone
The breast, it should be noted, is a human character. He was born in Mogadish, Somalia, human father. Indeed, the audience eventually met with Jordi’s parents. His mother, Captain Silva La -fage, played Maj Sincler, and his father, commander Edward M. La -for, played Ben Verin. During the development of a « star campaign: the next generation, however, there was a short moment when the writers considered how Jordi was a mysterious story in which his father was not his biological father. Indeed, as Jerry Taylor recalls, she and her team invented a story for Jordi when he would find that his mother participated in unstable alien species. As Taylor described it:
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« We wanted to make Jordi Aliens. He was going to discover that his father was not the one who thought he was, and the mother had almost a » rosemary » – a business and was imbued with aliens. As a result, Jordi was actually half aliens, and now, at the present age, he was back to get him. Developed. »
For those who are not in popular horror movies, « Baby Rosemary » was a contradictory classic of Raman Palansky 1968 About the brazen mother played by Mia Farau, who begins to suspect her addicts and attack the demonic cult, and that it could be imbued with Satan (!). Taylor’s remarks mean that Jordi’s mother was either attacked, and her will, or had a novel that her husband did not know about. These are gloomy stories, but they offer a television writer a lot of dramatic opportunity.
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Thus, Jordi was going to become the son of a human mother and an alien father. But to say a « alien » on a « star hike », of course, a little vague descriptor. The series was healthy by many, many alien species, each of the well -drawn culture. Was Jordi Was half-Romulal? Half of Ba’ka? Half the excalbia? Taylor does not specify this part, so it seems that the secret will be preserved for the supporters to consider and discuss.
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