Star Trek: The Last Generation #2

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[scorntx]

... Sulu's looking pretty damn spry for a man his age, gotta be said.
I mean, he wasn't exactly a young man when The Undiscovered Country took place, and there's 70 years on top of that...
But I'm sure there's nothing suspicious about that.

Even in a bleak alternate universe, there's an O'Brien.
After all, if he was dead, how could he suffer?
(Trick question! An O'Brien can and will continue suffering while dead!)

So Wesley starts ranting out loud about how he thinks it's a good idea to stop Picard preventing this bleak timeline... and no-one thinks locking him up somewhere might be an idea.
Hmm.
Well, I'm sure that won't have any repercussions later on whatsoever.

[icon_uk]

Though bear in mind that Leonard McCoy was still alive for "Encounter at Farpoint" and he was significantly older than Sulu was. (using actor ages, seventeen years older)

[scorntx]

But there he at least looked like a man over a hundred years old (with allowances for the limits of 80s make-up.)

[shadur]

Have you seen George Takei lately?

That man ages like fine wine.

[icon_uk]

Given that Wesley is the one with the space-time manipulation potential I could see him being fairly pivotal if the Traveller shows up.