Warp 5 EditionPrevious: >>221977494
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The characters on Enterprise always brag about how their ship can do warp 5 and then they nearly destroy the damn thing on their first ever attempt to actually push it to that speed.A lot of this show is better if you picture them as monkeys.
>>222012272Archer does look kinda like an ape.
ster trek sex with hoshi
Fuck builders
Comfykino TNG. Me and my wife snuggling up together in our Home Movie Theatre. Snowing outside.
>>222012596tpols tpols
>Every single person I knew hated Neelix, and whenever he was endangered, they hoped he'd die. But the sucker made it through all 7 seasons. I salute Ethal Philips for doing a bang-up job. One of the most loathed characters from any show. Wait. I thought everyone loved Neelix?
>>222013431Not sure how people can hate Neelix. I assume it is just playful banter.
>>222012735spirit cooking with neelix
>>222013431He was a real piece of shit when he was with Kes and after they broke up he calmed down.
Why introduce the new Vulcan chick in this episode if she's going to be irrelevant to the plot? She'd better take her top off next week or something.
>>222012211star trek sex with wesley
Vulcans have green nipples
Nacelle's Trek display at SDCC is so fucking rad
>>222012735I wonder what else he filmed with that camera
>>222013076I know, right? A species willing to indiscriminately destroy entire populations of other sentient beings to ensure their own exclusive right to exist without any consideration or respect of the rights of any others to live peaceably because they consider themselves to be superior to everyone else. What kind of beings could ever be that evil? It's a good thing that the Xindi finally realized that they were being played for fools, and finally joined with the Federation in order to defeat their common enemy.
>>222012272I mean your car can do 140 mph but how often do you drive it that fast
>>222013804>Quick, post more human and xindi racemixing propaganda on 4chan to help demoralize the humans
>>222013804I hope that post didn't sound too antibuilderific.
>>222013764Not really green, I think... More like, a little greenish.
>>222013789does he do tng?
>>222013951
>>222013963This year and next are mostly focused on TOS but they've been dabbling with all the series along the way. Most likely TNG will be in 2028 or 2029, and that's also the most likely window for the Ro Laren and Dr. Selar figures personally confirmed to be in development by Nacelle's owner.It's going to get spicy in 2030 when they get to DSN. The DSN bridge is fucking boring, but a promenade set with Quark's bar and Gay Rick's clothing store, oh man.
>>222012183me watching Enterprise
It’s honestly hard to believe how bad gay people’s homes smell and that the poop particles are so deeply imbedded in their skull. Neelix is worse than gay people or the smell of their homes. He can’t even make good food people do not like his food he’s also clearly a homosexual hence the poop partial connection. You realize all this government surveillance tech centers around the next Covid right? It’s coming out your mouth instead of ass this time. They’re gonna have to get in your ass to stop it. The government
I wonder... if Kim Rhodes had been cast as T'pol, would Enterprise have turned out any differently at all?
>>222014147Go to bed. You're drunk.
>>222013951>>222013967Thank God for AI, I can rest easy now
>>222014147You talk like a builder and your shit's all retarded.
How can Star Trek be revived?
>>222013951>>222013967>>222014377Not good enough. I need to confirm it experimentally.
>>222014464A new HBO limited series: Martok
>>222014464Just a classic comfykino Trek with cozy Carpets. No MovieTrailerCore Chromeslop.No relying on Cameos or basing the series on focusing on prequels of known characters or sequels of known characters etc etc.New Crew. Cozy Carpets. Exploring Space.Back to heckin basics.
>>222014464I think someone's been working on a redux edition of The Animated Series using AI to recreate realistic images of TOS crew members, ships, sets, backgrounds, and aliens, while using the pre-recorded voices from the archives. It may not actually revive the show, but I think it would be a good idea.
>>222014602So basically The Orville but without seth macfartland
>>222012211>>222013713You lost tranny.
>>222014602the cuddlecomf of carpetry done right is the key to trekcore.
So this is the first ever mention in star trek of the martian race and the 5th planet? If this happened during SNW how come its never mentioned at all in any other series?
>>222014636Only thing is, Mr Scott didn't have a mustache.
>>222014884>the 5th planetqrd?
>>222015040Mars?
>>222015036For comparison...
>>222015061mars is the 4th planet from solsol 4
>>222015061Mars is the 4th planet, faggot.
Why doesn't the Federation have spider tractors?
>>222015111>>222015129Retards
/trek/ feels so disjointed and directionless now. What happened?
>>222015310How do they work?
>>222013951I miss the days back before AI, when it would’ve been a deeply disturbed, but based autist who would reason through this conundrum and write it out for us
>>222015360spider brains
>>222015369I never read ai-summary posts. Feels insulting.
>>222015385In all seriousness, where else are you going to read about Vulcan vaginal discharge? There aren't any sex-weirdo autists to go around.
>>222015310They have slave androids and servile holograms.
>>222015310Those aren't tractors... they're cranes.
>>222012183Just finished ENT. Decent finale even though they wrapped it into a TNG holodeck sode. Might do TOS next
>>222013431On Frakes and Spiners' new podcast they just mentioned that Ethan Phillips used to do an old comic routine based on his First Contact Emcee holodeck character, this was on the old Trek cruises, and they specifically said the humor was very risqué and blue. So much so they asked him to tone it down even before the current wave of cancel culture. Frakes seemed to find it funny as hell thoever.
New strange new world episode out. It was actually pretty good. Weird seeing three bitches on an away mission, but that's the future I guess.Still nicely executed episode. Not groundbreaking or something we haven't seen before.. but still nicely done.
Imagine a entire series with these outfits
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>>222013431It's honestly really amazing how much this character's arc improved over that time. At the beginning he's an absolute kike, yet by half way in he got some of the best eps going. His total meltdown after his near death experience is one of the best Trek episodes.
how often does she change her hairstyle?picards barely changed .
>picards barely changedlol
>>222019071She had a total of only 5 different hairstyles throughout all of voyager. 2 of which were single episodes, chakotay monkey planet and mirror universe dyke-cut.
>>222013431Merlin should have been a tougher character who wasn’t so impressed by feddies but who joined them for a chance to get home. A personality closer to Han Solo willing to say fuck you if Janeway is peddling bs
>>222013431If you don't love Neelix you don't know or love /trek/Simple as.Now try a bowl of my delicious Leola root stew crewman, I just know you're going to love it!
>>222013584Turns out with a Holodeck, he can make them as young as he wants.
>>222015369They’re taking our jerbs!
>>222019539*Neelix not Merlin fucking autocorrect
he killed billions
>>222019673When you have David Lynch hair they let you do it
>raptors had feathers>t-rex didn't
>>222019673The Martian is the one who stole the Antimatter and pulled the trigger. Pike made the conscious decision not to fire because the consequence of that could've meant the erasure of his timeline. Tough call, but not murder.
>>222019797It's funny seeing Nu-Trek tiresomely always push female leaders as the norm and this time around she wound up being responsible for destroying her civilization in a massive show of incompetence.
>tiresomely always push female leaders as the normdisingenuous dribble, begone
I had great hopes for /trek/.
I had a blast watching the new SNW 'sode.It's a real return to form for Trek.
webmfag this is a /trek/ thread, stop posting non /trek/ webms
>>222019976Don't you have some other timeline to be in?
>>222012272>Warp 5On paper!
Who's the Boggie2988 of Star Trek?
>>222017558TPol looked amazing with long hair
>>222020055Riker
>>222016608ENTs real finale was episode before
>>222020055
>>222020070Yeah, real treksters don't recognize the ENT fi.
Call me Dexter T-rexter, the REALEST Trekster
>>222019885
>>222020231Brachiosaurs are not Cretaceous now show me Voth cities
>>222020470Yeah, the dinosaur selection is kinda bad and a hint at the Voth would've been nice. At least the T-Rex is munching in a Triceratops in this final scene, that much makes sense at least
guess the music video
I am on tng s3e10 so dont spoil anything for me that happens after in this thread
>new movie >kurtzman not involved Are you excited?
ATTENTION MEATBAG WORKERS
>>222020827it's still years out, 2028 release at the earliest. Made by the directors of the latest D&D movie which was fun but forgetable to me. So yeah, might be fun but I'm certainly not going to get excited for a movie by these guys before it even started production.
>>222020827there will be no movie. nobody cares about trek right now. the brand needs to be revitalized first. they are on the right path with the new magic cards and figuirines. thats how you build an apetite for new series and movies.
>>222020915>figuirinesThey're called minis. Here's "Baby Q."
There is no future where Star Trek won't be "remember that?" slop trek. It's over.
>>222020915They could make a good series. I bet that would be a success
my idea for a new trek series is to do it on tiktok. separate accounts for each main character and they post 30-45 minutes of content per week combined. theres a overarching story if you want to follow it but its really about creating a universe that feels real and showing off cool hairstyles and furniture and shit. eventually the audience demands a movie and then trek is back, baby.
>>222020986Jesus Christ man you're reinventing Quibi, seek help.
Baby Q, doo doo doo doo doo doo
>show centered around an inspector general >episodes on his assignments to investigate missions gone wrong, captains breaking directives, alien incursions Would it be good
Should starships run periodic scans of the crew to check for doubles? I don't remember how it worked on Changelings but even putting them aside, you still get time travelers, parallel dimensions, other alien impostors, and transporter malfunctions.
>>222021238no, that would be security theatre. Any infiltrator worth their salt will learn about that policy and adjust, might even weaponize that system against you while your loyal crew is now being monitored and subtly taught to fear and distrust each other.Just train your security team right and take any tipps seriously.
>>222021290>Just train your security team rightBut what if they're led by Worf?
>>222021366Put him on tactical and have him sit out any actual threat on the bridge while Riker deals with security in everything but name.
Half Human, half Klingon...All Woman
Can a chud really enjoy Star Trek?
>>222021547trick question. Chuds don't enjoy anything, they wallow in misery, always looking for the next part of themselves to corrupt and turn bitter.
That feel when you learn the production behind your favorite 'sode considers it a bad one.
>>222021547I do, so yes
Don't mind me, just laughing at something from 3 days ago.>>222021589Anon, that is an absolutely shit tier episode and you should feel bad.
EYESIN THE DARKONE MOONCIRCLES
>>222016608>Decent finaleif you have shit for brains
>>222021547>Can a chud really enjoyYou can stop right there.Spoiler: No
>>222021137quibi failed because it tried to be a stand alone platform. this would be more like an advertainment campaign to keep the trek brand active and test ideas until something or someone catches on and then they develop it. nothing kurtzman did worked. i think this is worth a shot. someone is going to do it eventually anyway
>>222021589>Troi is usefulSounds kino to me
>men and women are different>all life is precious>pride, greed, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth are discouragednice liberal propaganda machine you got there
>>222022086Why is this character even there? To throw around some random scifi references while making the most obnoxious sounds imaginable?
>hating on based granny Peliapathetic
>>222022110Quirky wine aunt Guinan.
>>222022184Crazy my aunt literally looks exactly like that it's disturbing. Just missing the 4000 word essay about trump posted on facebook at 3am
>>222020794at some point they go to space
>>222022511I don't believe you
Star Trek pumping neurocine gas out of Michael Chabon and Akiva Goldsman's sonic showersStar Trek sentencing Alex Kurtzman to refine uridium on Terok Nor
>>222022759Star Trek rounding up 200 nuTrek writers and executing them
>>222021843what would you have wanted instead besides more seasons? it gave better closure than voy
>>222023046>what would you have wanted instead besides more seasonsany level of a coherent story. also I didn't want more seasons I was relieved that it ended.
star trek transporting alex kurtzman to romulus right before his own terrible writing makes it explode
kurtzman at gallitep when the mines fell
Star Trek Transporter Malfunctions - Episode 1 Alex Kurtzman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf9rVmbOTwwNeat.
>>222023329>Romulans are helpless refugees who couldn't save themselves when their home planet got supernova'd>Klingons are helpless refugees who couldn't save themselves when their home planet got whateveredWhy is this a recurring theme?
>>222024094collapse of soviet union
>>222024094Better question is why they don't realise both the Romulans and the Klingons have full-blown empires so as devastating the homeworld getting destroyed would be, it won't be the end of the world (so to speak)
>>222024094To tell stories about WMD's, refugees and the consequences of war.
>>222024145Both didn't go extinct and had a lot of stories about the various ways the survivors deal with the loss of their homeworld. The "Klingon solution" from SFA is peak Trek imho.
>>222024094Anon, those are very clearly very different ideas. Just like destroying Vulcan. Completely different.Kurtzman is a genius. Don't question it.
>>222024094It's a recurring theme in Cursedman and JewJew's writing, not just in Star Trek but in everything they've ever done. There must be some kind of WMD involved, some kind of galactic or planetary destruction, etc. It's just lazy, plot-device driven poopoo peepee writing and anyone who likes it probably chews on crayons while they spam video files with no audio all day.
>>222024286Xindi Prime, Suliban Prime, Iconia, El-Auria, alternate Timeline Earth and Cheron weren't destroyed by Kurtzman or JJ thoughbeit.
destroyed/lost/uninhabitable homeworlds by series/era>TOSCheron, total biosphere collapse as a result of global war>TNGIconia, orbital bombardmentEl-Auria, lost to the Borg>ENTXindi Prime, shattered by bombs in the Xindi civil warEarth (alternate reality), destroyed by Xindi superweaponSuliban Prime, ecological disaster>Kelvin timelineVulcan, Red Matter singularityRomulus, Hobus supernova>DISKwejian, Dark Matter anomaly10-C Homeworld, supernovaAlbronian Homeworld, supernova>AcademyQo'noS, Dilithium explosions caused by the burn
>>222024815forgot Romulus was also destroyed in Picard but I slept through most of that series anyways
>>222024145remember when earth was going to be destroyed in voyage home and the fed prez was all like>Save your energy, Save yourselves.>Avoid the Planet Earth at all costsand the rest of the movie was about kirk and crew saving earth from the space whales instead of negotiating a refugee deap with the romulans for no reason whatsoever?
every single piece of star trek media produced by kurtzman is in an alternate timeline wholly seperate from roddenberry and berman. this is an indisputable fact.
Seeing Zimmerman turn up on DS9 really makes me realise how rare goldshirts are in the First Contact uniformsO'Brien in DS9 is basically the lone representative, anyone else barely exists>Geordi in 3 movies>Barclay in one movie and a few times on Voyager>Barclay's bald hardass boss>Zimmerman onceThat's about it. DS9 is all red and blueshirts, any new Starfleet officers who appear are invariably admirals in red by this point in the show
>>222025063ds9 has majority bajoran staff
>>222025063The redshirts who died in Empok Nor were all goldshirts. Most Starfleet extras in DS9 are.
>>222025063Speaking of admirals, random holo-admiral in Sisko's office, how often did they use this, lmao
>>222024191>The "Klingon solution" from SFA is peak Trek imho.Agreed
>>222025136Exactly 2 times. That episode and in For the Uniform.
>Xindi PrimeEnterprise sucks, 9/11>Suliban PrimeEnterprise sucks, 9/11>Iconia, El-Auria, CheronAll already destroyed as they were introduced, nothing was changed or subverted -- they're both backstory worlds that never had any cultural presence in Trek before being destroyed. Their place in the narrative is still and always has been as a destroyed world. Apples and oranges, a pathetic attempt at argument.
It's about arrogance.The Xindi, the Suliban, these were new races created specifically for Enterprise, destruction was always meant to be a part of their stories, as dictated by the people who directly created and brought them into the lore.Iconia, El-Auria, Charon, the destruction of these worlds is a part of their familiar story, part of beloved and celebrated canon from the moment of their inception.But the Klingons, the Romulans, and the Vulcans were not destroyed by the person who created them. They are important narrative tools for Star Trek, familiar and beloved by the fans; they can be used antagonistically or to represent certain aspects of ourselves. It's undeniable that all 3 races are an important part of the intellectual property of Star Trek.To arbitrarily change them as part of some cheap destruction storyline is just wanton disregard for the tools at your disposal as a writer. It's taking three Stradivarius violins and tossing them into a dumpster so you can use an AI clip of a violin's approximation.This casual, flippant disregard for the IP and the fans is just sheer fucking hubris, if you ask me, and is a big part of every terrible adaptation that Hollywood has made.
>>222025845I like how the federation capital is now betazed
>>222024094Jewish Esoteric MoralizationOnce you know it, it's everywhere. But obviously here because of jew involvement.
>>222025868i like how no one cares. nutrek audience is counted in mere thousands
>>222026169sauce?
>>222025868None of that is canon
>>222026512no it's a planet not a canon
>The Burndumbest thing everjust feeding nutrek's destruction fetish
>>222026512cute
>>222027055And it's even dumber than you think.So in the 31st century, Daniels' era, when everyone can time travel as easy as changing a pair of underwear, the major superpowers in the galaxy still relied on dilithium powered conventional warp drive? You'd think they'd have had Borg transwarp and subspace catapults and other space folding techniques.And then part of the backstory is there was already a dilithium shortage. Again, stupid. This is far in the future.And THEN on top of it all, every dilithium crystal in the entire Milky Way goes "inert" (meaningless term) because of... a psychic Kelpien who was so in tune with the crystals that the sight of his dying family made him so sad that... the crystals amplified his feelings across - get this - the ENTIRE GALAXY.
>>222027055it was taken from a 2006 scrapped animated pilot called Final Frontiers, where the inability to warp was caused by subspace damage from Omega mines during a war with the Romulans
>>222027424thats slightly less retarded because damage to supspace could interfere with some of those other FTL methods.its still retarded because the whole point of star trek is that space travel has become as safe and reliable as sea travel.
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>>222027885yes
>>222021589Yet another stupid TNG episode. Whenever I'm reminded of it, I get a mental picture of the scene shot from a ridiculous rear view of this whore swinging from wires screaming into a void, "Where are you?"Total cringe.
>>222012183ITS BEEN A LONG ROAD
>>222027940GETTING FROM THERE TO HERE
>>222020059All women look better with long hair
oh shit it' the copahs
>>222019885Anon, she is the security chief. You know just like Tasha.
>>222028174...are cops allowed to do that?
>>222028293Get out of the car!
knife-eared pos
>>222027885>tom and harrySomehow the obvious missed opportunity here only occurs to me now 25 years after Voyager is over...
>>222028293fuck offf
>>222021589This is on TV right nowGoing in to it I had it mixed up with the alien abduction episode
>>222028554>fUcK oFfF
>>222028293NO MORE DEAD COPS!
>>222021534i really like that episode where b'elanna is in the pink nightgown and you can see her nipples
>>222030366dont invite obrien next time, data
dax suckspic unrelated
i went back and looked up my review of the Enterprise finale since that anon was talking about it and man was I cooking with those takes. it was almost a year ago to the day funnily enough.
>>222028607I lump Clues, Night Terrors, Conundrum, Schisms, Cause and Effect, and Frame of Mind together in my mind. All kinosodes.
how did the klingon war start? seems like archer had things in a pretty good place at the end
>>222031904Canonically started by Michael NIGGER Burnham murdering a Klingon
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>>222032023that cant be right
>>222032046We've just discovered you don't understand all this. These experiences were intended to amuse you.
>>222027209The "ENTIRE GALAXY" shit in PIC and DIS reeks of Mass Effect- and Halo-style storytelling.
we ship Maclom and Hayes here, not Malcom and Trip. get it right please
>>222032170TOS did it with the alternative factor and it was great. problem isnt absurd exitensial threats. problem is spending more than 1 or 2 hours to tell the whole story. theres no point in trying another trek series until theyre ready to do 20 stand alone eps a year. thats what star trek is.
>>222032370Why was Kim so gae?
>>222032348Regardless of execution, that premise is more acceptable in TOS because they hadn't quite figured out the setting yet.
>>222017841I wonder if she squeals and cries when you fuck her.
>>222032395At that point? Traumatized and through with women I assume. Bro has the worst dating history
We are Starfleet We are family
after seeing Pluribus I do think it is possible to make modern style 10 hour movie type show of Trek. you have the crew working on solving some alien or space mystery problem and it keeps unravelling. but obviously the format is the least of the issues.
>leaving the star trek convention
>>222032464is it leakproof?
>>222015036Pretty neat. In two years we can probably ai-ify an entire episode.
>>222032452Nah hedging the bet on one singular storyline runs the risk of it being disappointing and the whole thing falls apart.
Why are gas giants so rare on Star Trek? There's like 3 appearances in 60 years
>>222032452If they tried that the crew would be separated into three groups and never interact. That way every episode has a baked in A/B/C plot. And Pluribus was horribly dragged out. It should have been 30-40 minute episodes like Widow’s Bay.
>>222032657the only way to do star trek is stand alone 45-55 minute episodes with the occasional 2 part and movie tossed in for fun.
>>222032585be moon orbiting gas giant >low gravity >tidally locked>gigafucked by radiation
>>222032761could put a research station with some neat visuals and a story based on that science there
>>222032585They aren't inhabited
>>222027055The Burn was a declaration of war on the fanbase, as well as Gene’s vision of an optimistic future. >Everything the Federation did was undermined in an instant>Billions died in the aftershocks>And fuck Qo’nos in particularI blame GoT for making grimdark nihlism synonymous with prestige television.
>>222033048Sexway
>>222033235
>>222033324this is arbitrary and specioustuvix must die
>>222027977What were they thinking with that cgi? The tank looks like it's from a 60s Godzilla movie
>>222033324Ok I applaud your effort but why
>>222033324ai can do that?
>>222033324I haven't watched Voyager, but this sounds pretty normal for a trek show to me. It's not coincidence that 99/100 pedos are trekkies.
>>222032348>TOS did it with the alternative factor and it was greatthat's one of the most disliked episodes because of how dumb it was
>>222032968>>Everything the Federation did was undermined in an instantThat's the worst part of itThey're saying "oh yeah the Federation overcomes hardships and gets better and better for a thousand years OOPS LOL it's all destroyed"
>>222033801budget was down to a pack of chewing gum at that point
>>222034749Ozymandias
My fuck I love Conspiracy. Possibly the most uncanny episode in trek. Any other episodes that hit like this?
>>222013431>>222019574>>222013525Tell me you're a pedo without telling me you're a pedo.
>>222035026the schizoid mansub rosa
>>222014236It wouldn'tve worked me into a shoot, brother.
>>222034749>severe galactic repercussions>the writers mostly brush it off
>>222035026Any episode where Riker is gaslit and questioning his sanity for 42 minutes.
>>222015360The move on tracks, the spider legs stabilize them in place for craning loads around without tipping.
>>222032152>We've just discovered you don't understand all thisDey not de most sexy man
>>222020937Remember when is the lowest form of franchise renewal.
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>>222032152i don't understand
>>222032186star trek sex with malcolm and hayes
>>222036095i know
>>222036126thank you
Are you going to get the TOS LEGO?
>>222032370Garrett was named most beautiful man of the year, and they stuck him with this Klingon goblina!
>>222036524fuck no
>>222036544I would've fucked both of her Klangon assholes so hard she wouldn't be able to sit right for stardates.
>>222016943Latest snew was allegory of Indian migrants (dangerous bug people) forcing a high-morality and empathy culture (ancient Martians) to come to terms with violence as the only option7.5 / 10 episode
>Martians>they just look like Vulcans/Romulans
>>222036524I want to support TOS but I don’t have the time or patience for a 2,000 brick set.
Weyoun Nendo when? WHEN I ask you?
>>222036524If I ever find it 50% off
>>222036957I also dislike black box piece bloated afolslop made for childless soeylennials
>>222037004Childless basedlennials and boomers are the only demographics with money. I understand why they did this and it wasn’t to celebrate the 60th anniversary.
>>222037021But does modern lego have to be so shitty and soulless? and barely fit together and use 1,000 tiny decorative pieces so they can justify charging more
Who's that new Vulcan cutie? I wanna empty my buzzard ramscoop in her docking bay if you catch my drift
>>222037056>does modern lego have to be so shitty and soullessLego is Scandinavian, so yes.
>Computer. Let me live out my childhood trauma with a twist.
>>222012183Just watched the new episode of Strange New Worlds last night. That was a pretty classic Trek story right there.
>>222017132Where did they get the horses?
>>222019085>Better Phone Jean
>>222037533It’s chatting about as well as SFA when it aired.
>gets away with it>does it againbrillant
>>222033324that's a lot of words too bad i'm not reading them
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star trek laughing at the webmfreak getting BTFO earlier ITT about planetary destruction as a writing device
>>222025063>>222025108What happens to Eddington's security team after he betrays Starfleet? Should we just assume they're working off-screen or does Starfleet decide Bajoran security is good enough?
>>222037337elab
>>222037337A Stitch in Time reference?
Alright guys.I'm watching VOY S3 E5 "False Profits"
>>222033324most of these things do not happen in Voyager.
I'm exhausted and watching VOY after a long heckin' day.
>>222032968Having a story about rebuilding the federation actually celebrates Star Trek's ideals. It's like those videogames where the prologue starts with all power ups and you get them all removed and spend the the game getting them back.
Nog is a minor here. Let that sink in.
>>222021589I don't know that feel.>This episode is a favorite of Armin Shimerman, who comments, "It's a favorite of the fans, it's a favorite of mine. It was a major catalyst in the investigation of the family relationship. It's one of the first episode where we see the Ferengi working together as a family, and that was the beginning of an avalanche of stories about that. It was a delight to work because the writers gave me wonderful, I can't put this any other way, Spock-like comments, where I'm outside of Humanity, as a Ferengi, and talking about how they act, having some point of view about what they do right, what they do wrong, and letting them know about it. There were more episodes where that happened, but "Little Green Men" was perhaps the most delightful. It also gave Quark a ship. It was the only time I got to captain a ship, even for a brief moment in time, but for a Star Trek actor, those little things can be very important."
>>222042126horny teenagers don't count
>>222042126She didn't know he was busting a lobe.
let's be completely Qhonest here.
the peyote is kicking in
>>222042357>There was an event, he says, when John de Lancie, who plays the character Q, was speaking at a convention. De Lancie was struggling with illness as he spoke; a fan ran onstage, grabbed his water glass, drank it down and proclaimed, ''I have the Q virus.''Why are Q fanboys so derranged?
>>222019574Thanks for coming Uncy Neel!Miss you <3Drop by my rock n roll show, I'll save a rose for you
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