I would train my staff that unless I say otherwise, when I give you an order I mean get the fuck on with it, not do everything and then sit there waiting for a second order.
Yea seriously. Efficiency, folks!
But… Protocols! 🥺
I think I’d just go with “punch it”.
I always liked this one from Kelvinverse Pike. “Let’s rock and roll” from Cochrane would also be a contender.
I’d like quote one of Morn’s more inspirational sayings, but that might be a bit too longwinded. “Punch it” would do, I suppose.
Do the thing
Will Zhu Li be your pilot?
That series was so good!
“Let’s move.” Simple but effective IMHO.
Maybe “Send it” but I’d probably just say engage.
not sure I could stick to just one thing, I would be the captain that sometimes says something cool and the rest of the time embarrasses/annoys the bridge crew with the worst dad jokes
@acosmichippo LET’S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I’m more just “Let’s go.”
The real question is what do airplane pilots say today when they take off? Do they just sit there and push a lever in silence?
When Adam Savage was doing flight training for the mythbusters U2 episode, the Blue Angels pilot would say, “aaaand HIT IT” when he pulled the high G maneuvers.
Pretty much silence, yeah lol.
They request permission to take off form the tower and then yeah silence.
Maybe in their heads they are like BRRRRR🚀
Meow
oh, now we need a scene with T’Ana forced to captain the Cerritos
Excuse me, are you saying meow?
Hiss <Displays claws>
“bark! bark! bark!”
I already quote Mario’s “Let’s a go!” whenever I’m trying to get my family into the car. It’d be a hoot to break that out each time and watch my bridge crew try to contain the groans and eye rolls.
“Proceed.” is quite good.
We could also take a leaf from the French(?) translation of Captain Picard’s catchphrase and use “energise”. It’s a perfectly fine option.
“Let’s boogie”
Although perhaps I’d change it if my bridge crew stood up and started funking on down, rather than taking the ship to warp.
“Let’s do eet!!”
I know it’s already used in ST: Prodigy, but I like “Go Fast!”
