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Beatis: How did you know??
Bradley: We have great detective skills!
Ted: We called your father
Meet the crew (Part 8/9)
Theodore (Ted) Monroe is a pilot and navigator of USS Celesta. Another cinnamon roll with 9 interesting facts.
- he spent few years piloting cargo ships before Starfleet Academy, so he got a lot of useful experience
- Ted is a huge fan of Jim Kirk. He’s read and re-read journals of Enterprise for 10 times at least. Sometimes his knowledge is frightening
- his younger brother is a genius, so he feels little bit in a background. Nevertheless, his family loves him, recognizing his talents and supported him during the transition
- Ted is rather shy and doesn't like to participate actively in conversation in big company. But he is a great listener and talks a lot about the things he loves
- he is from Earth, he was born on in and raised on it. Actually, it’s pretty rare among the main characters and the whole crew
- he loves dogs. His family had 5 dogs when he was a kid and he’s dreaming about having one aboard Celesta but he’s afraid about caring about it alone (and also because of dangers of space)
- his favourite food is apple pie, his favourite drink is denobulan spicy iced tea and his favourite sport is tennis
- actually he is quite afraid of cats. And bees. And spiders. And not following orders. But for his crew and ship he’ll do anything
- Ted is not telling anyone but he is slowly writing research on navigation systems. He took few courses at Academy but didn’t actually have a degree. But he really wants it and spends his free time on it. And he do it in secret because he’s moving very slowly and he’s afraid not to finish it.