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You seriously trust the writers enough for this to happen?

No and it would have also been completely ridiculous. I'm just saying, from at least some point, it would have been somewhat humorous to see.

Okay.

There was no Khan! He was trapped on the Botany Bay!

I think there was a passing reference to the Botany Bay in the first Augments episode - Soong mentioned that it had never been found.

Deepcrush wrote:There was no Khan!

There is no spoon!

CaptainQuantum wrote:I think there was a passing reference to the Botany Bay in the first Augments episode - Soong mentioned that it had never been found.

You would think there'd be a tracking device on the damn thing. They never mention one in the non-canon "Rise and Fall" books, but you'd think when they set the course to the distant star system they'd keep track. I understand it was a top-secret launch, etc, but c'mon.

How dare you question the ALL KNOWING star trek writers!

Bryan Moore wrote:

CaptainQuantum wrote:I think there was a passing reference to the Botany Bay in the first Augments episode - Soong mentioned that it had never been found.

You would think there'd be a tracking device on the damn thing. They never mention one in the non-canon "Rise and Fall" books, but you'd think when they set the course to the distant star system they'd keep track. I understand it was a top-secret launch, etc, but c'mon.

Kahn wasn't exactly the most popular man in the world when he left - it's likely that even if the Botany Bay had a tracking device to start with, it was likely removed or deactivated to stop people comming after them.