That's it! Thank you, David. Wasn't rhetorical. I honestly couldn't remember.

Falstaff, yes! Hornblower! Thanks for piping him aboard! One of the underlying themes of the reboots is that this Kirk was promoted to captain before he was ready. In many ways he's still like the young Hornblower you describe. But in Star Trek: Beyond he takes a big step towards becoming the Hornblower most people know, which means becoming more like the Kirk we know from the original series. As for Sulu, I was thinking of comparing him to Tom Pullings from O'Brian's Aubrey-Maturin series, but of course O'Brian was working from Forster as a model. By the way, have you seen ST:B yet? Now that you mention Hornblower, the jackets the crew wear over their classic color-coded sweaters remind me of Hornblower's and Lucky Jack's blue and gold-trimmed dress coats.

Bluejeepsd, I should've put the photo credit up top. I swiped it from Wikipedia and it was just for clickbait on Twitter and Facebook. I don't like doing that and I didn't much care for the picture itself. As you can see, I got rid of it. Gave the wrong impression. We didn't get that close to our bear and he was in and out of the road so fast I didn't have time to stop, let alone take a picture. Plus, while our bear was big I don't think he (or she) was quite that big. El Jefe, Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. And it was kind of a magic moment. And I'll check out A Single Bear's Twitter feed. Thanks for the heads up. Oliver has a sharp eye and takes good pictures but as I said to Bluejeepsd, the bear was in and out of the road so fast there really wasn't time to take a picture. The bear knew he'd made a wrong turn right away. Next time we go up there though, we'll be on the look out, camera ready.