Want to work in the Enterprise? Go to China!

[Warfire]

This building looks awesome.

http://www.theverge.com/2015/5/25/86543 ... ina-office

[Alexraptor]

Meh, don't see what all the fuss is about.
Any resemblance to an enterprise is superficial at best, honestly don't even see why they would need CBS permission.

I honestly wouldn't see the resemblance unless someone pointed it out to me.

[Janeway]

Meh, don't see what all the fuss is about.
Any resemblance to an enterprise is superficial at best, honestly don't even see why they would need CBS permission.

I honestly wouldn't see the resemblance unless someone pointed it out to me.

CBS is really particular on how they like their intellectual property used but I wouldn't see a problem here. People do it all the time. Heck, if someone built a real working Enterprise CBS isn't going to sue them. That's like suing NASA for naming the prototype shuttle "Enterprise" which was influenced by the 1701. If they did, CBS would become a laughing stalk and that's something they would not want.

Anyways, yeah, I don't really see the resemblance to any of the Enterprises. It could pass for a Starfleet ship but no Enterprise looked liked that from the outside.

[Costello]

What is the point making the exterior look Trek? It's the interior that matters.

[Shroombuck]

Even James T. is like:



because