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star trek sex with shran
>>223484274reading this to the tune of the theme song.Starrr TREEEEK, seeex with shraaaaaaaaan
His album Has Been was pure kino and produced by Ben Folds. That is all I will contribute to your thread since these generals are babysat by a pedophile mod/janitor who loves bashir and thinks this site is his personal hugbox.
>>223484299I love you brother. And yes Ben is the man. Big Trekkie to boot
Who was the best engineer?
>>223485189Trip was the best mechanic, Geordie was the best chief engineer because he's an effective manager, the other three are either female or foreign and don't deserve consideration.
>>223484253how much of growing this old with relative health is just continuing to want to actually live and do stuff like shatman?
Kek anyone hear his crazy train performance
>>223484253Dumbass. Previous was: >>223463015
>letting the schizo BF stalker make a new threadlol what the fuck /trek/
>>223485600Why do you care who makes the thread, you faggitty leftist fascist?
>faggitty
>>223485692"itt" is one of his verbal ticks and must be inserted wherever possible, it's in the dossier
>>223485711You do realize you're talking to the original Dossier Anon, right? I didn't realize anyone was continuing my work.
>does not deny the verbal tic
>>223485330Trip was SHIT. He fucks up regularly and thinks with his dick. O'brien was a transporter jockey. Scotty was character assassinated in TNG. Belanna got preggers. Geordie the Sperg was the best overall because he had a holowaifu.
>You are not invulnerable, shitposter. A few well-placed reports and your posts will cease to exist.
>>223484274>>223484298You lost tranny
>>223485692>>>/wsg/6243105
>>223485963
Just finished the premiere two-parter of Enterprise and hoooooly shit.
>>223485189well it wasn't the beaner
>>223486387good aint it
>>223486182*shranny
>>223485189O'Brien had an entire station to keep running, plus every ship that docked with it. Not to mention, it was a Cardassian station, well outside the parameters of Starfleet tech manuals. Using Bajoran tools.The others only kept one Federation starship going, using Federation personnel, Federation materials, using Federation techniques and manuals.It's very easy to use a PS5 game made by Sony on a PS5 that's connected to a Sony TV, its an entirely different thing to play a Nintendo Switch game on a Sega Dreamcast connected to theater projector.
>>223486476Ya, let’s go with that.
LD anon here. After seeing how the Crossover episode looked, I made some tweaks to my color conversion and also moved the conversion to after the upscaling. Things look a lot better in dark environments and light skin doesn't look like it's blooming as much as it did before. I've already found a few instances where delaying the color conversion clearly improved detail got rid of distortions.I will re-do my previous episodes in the next few days.https://fileditchfiles.st/beta39/6ba8886f8ca90444c625/S02E23_-_Crossover.mkv
>>223486762>PS5 >game
>>223486762Realistically, an engineer like O'Brien or a doctor like any of Star Trek's doctors is pretty much impossible. You'd never be able to have a single human being encapsulate so much knowledge across multiple kinds of technology/physiology. The medical side in particular. Imagine going to some distress call of some alien group you've never even heard of and you've got to try to save a bunch of lives in a triage situation and you know nothing about their internal anatomy. Some allowances have to be made for storytelling because the reality of being unable to do anything, or having a bunch of ships sitting around in orbit of DS9 waiting on native mechanics to arrive and fix them, is way more boring and way harder to fit into 47 minute bites.
>>223486762O'Brien was a fucking hack who got exiled beyond the borders of the federation after somehow turning the captain into a child. Didn't disintegrate him or beam him into a bulkhead like a normal transporter accident that could be explained away as a common malfunction but turned him into a child through gross incompetence. And he always rolls up the sleeves of his uniform even when he's at quark's or in the privacy of his own quarters as if he's the ultimate working man which just makes him look like a tryhard poser. Nevermind his stupid potato shaped head and the accent that the universal translator should have flagged as non English speech. I hate him so much.
>>223487191black and tan cunt detected
>>223486896>LD anona fellow Lower Decks fan?
man i forgot how good the ds9 alternate universe episodes are. nana visitor absolutely steals the show, both the evil version and bewildered and terrified regular kira. all the alternate characters are great. the oppressive ambience of the operating ore processing plant throughout the episode. 10/10
>>223487215You don't have to be British to hate you people, you just have to spend ten minutes with one of you.
>>223487460ah a nutrek enjoyer and trans activist
>>223487460I think they had too many mirror universe episodes and should have left it alone after the first one. Kira was good in them though, I'll give you that.
>>223487473shoo joo, this isn't a D&C thread
>>223487539im neither a trans activist nor do I watch nutrek. why would you post this? are you mentally ill?>>223487549yea i guess i should specify the first episode as thats the one i just watched and really enjoyed. it probably would have been good to leave it alone but i can see why they did more
>>223487191Is that you, Siddig? I heard once that you and Colm Meaney used to get into it behind the scenes over Britain vs. Ireland.True story
>Imagine if a Star Trek captain had no presence, gravitas or charisma
Turnabout Intruder is a good episode and I'm tired of pretending otherwise.
>>223487922I always thought it was good
>79 episodes, about 30 good onesIs he right?
>>223488454mmm yeah but after you're a fan of trek it's like 45
>>223485189Presumably Geordie, since he was hired to be on the flagship
>>223487460I skip all mirror episodes
>>223487460>what if characters but le evilMirror episodes are absolute trash
>>223487224
>>223488584He started out as the helmsman as the Enterprise went through different chief engineers including Indian guy and the guy with a beard.
>was nearly cast as PicardImagine the kino if he had been cast as Sisko
>>223484299>His album Has Been was pure kinohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ainyK6fXku0His talk "singing" is distilled cringe.
>>223488454>about 30 good ones>Is he right?Yes, but the trick is getting people to agree on which the 30 good ones are.It's part of what I miss about the 20+ episode shows of olde tyme teevee, the pressure to put out material led to a lot of taking chances and forcing bottle episodes focusing on some character problem or dilemma. Now that they got 10x the budget for effects it's all in service of stories that are worse than the phone it in scripts of olde teevee.
>>223488454The best TOS stuff is all of S1 and about half of S2 so yeah, 30 episodes checks out
>>223491115Yaphet Kotto wasn't unhinged enough to play Sisko. He would have been a good Picard though. But we probably wouldn't have gotten Code of Honor in the form that we all know and love.
>>223491118Wait shit is this actually good though?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YA5J88ik64
>>223489758Based
>>223485741Wouldn’t that make you the “schizo stalker”, along with your purported successor? If I am crazy it doesn’t translate to stalking. I only know where one of you live and that’s because they invited me to a boxing gym to punch my head. And that’s a rough estimate. I’d have to break into the gym and go through their files like watergate which is not likely
>>223492187No. The original 'Dossier Anon' thing was a total shitpost joke. I never had a dossier, it was just a meme and a tripcode I put on for the joke. But somebody copycatted and actually started making spreadsheets after a few days.
>>223487762I heard it was over Meany's refusal to take any steps to mitigate his chronic halitosis.
What a fun thread. I am so proud to be a key member of this robust and delightful community.
>>223492277
>>223485576The format was ugly
>>223492211The dossiers were there all along. You simply, by way of LARP, stumbled into a world you're ill prepared for and unable to fathom the depth of. And since you normalized dossierposting, there was no further need for access controls and compensatory measures regarding the dossier. >spreadsheetsexports from the collections and tagging system, /trek/ dossier uses an advanced private AI system.
>>223492489It's not my fault somebody bought an ad trying to get my attention.
>>223492825Bro I got wine drunk and posted my teeth that one night.
>>223492890
>new star trek comic in>it has nutrek lesbian 7 of 9 on the coverNot gonna buy it lol.
>>223492890Yes we know it's wine.
>>223492967There is no we
>>223492967I also drink a lot of black coffee.
>>223493031I slummed it with Bolivian coffee today. Groce.
Smells like r*ddit in here the way everyone's rotating around the foid looking for validation.Back in my day we chased tripfags to the stockade unless they provided anything of value.
>>223493065Noted for the dossier.
>>223493052I've been going HAM on the Dominican red honey lately.
>>223493065Yes, it's an utter embarrassment. I preferred BF when she was getting her feelings hurt and abandoning the discord to the much cooler and less cancerous Jansa.
>>223487762Wasn’t there a story where Meany took Siddig to a pub and everyone there mocked Siddig for his posh London accent?
>>223493206That would’ve had to happen in Britain since no one in Los Angeles would recognize that, it’d just sound like a British accent to Americans.
The hero we needhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uVKHpZcR_g
>>223491118>>223493384Everyone should try to live their lives with the same confidence as William Shatner.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_0hTtsqiFCc&ra=m
What is wrong with Vulcans?>They rut every 7 years>They live for centuries>They get their first pon-farr at age 16by this logic, a Vulcan has about 2 dozen pon farr throughout his lifespan, even if he and his mate are perfectly synced it means they should have loads of kids, yet Tuvok only has 4 kids. why?
>>223494009>logic means you just fuck like a literal animal because you get strong feefees once in a whileactually no, that's the opposite of logic. also Spock was fine after he almost killed a guy it seems like the only thing they really need to do is fight someone to get over it.
>Deinonychus VIIHow much spitballing does it take in the writers' room before they start naming planets after dinosaurs
i can't in good conscience support anything nutrek. i never buy anything that's nutrek whether it's books or comics or physical media.
>>223494009They probably use contraception. It's illogical to just have more and more kids infinitely. If they have 3-4, that is sufficient to propagate the species.
>>223492277Did Crosby actually leave because she felt her role was too small? Or wasn't she paid enough to sustain her life in LA?
Holy shit, that was his? Damn, why did he turn out to be a fag
>>223495064What's the comfiest episode overall, any iteration?
>>223495085D A T A ' SAY
>>223495064I was wondering when those actors get cocky and direct an episode, do they do everything or is certain filler or detail shots framed by another person? director of photography or something
>>223495201Whenever they talk about it it seems like they spent considerable time beforehand working with the crew to build up to directing and then as director they do everything a normal director does.
>>223495201they all had to pass Paramount's in-house Directing School. it's not just "they got cocky" there's a whole process.
>>223495299>they all had to pass Paramount's in-house Directing SchoolI didn't know that. That explains why the epsiode is on par with the rest from a consistent story telling perspective.
Watched Hollow Pursuits not too long ago and I got to ask. Did Starfleet not really think it was a priority to make sure no one was living out their weird fantasies in the holodeck?
>>223495509The holodeck was designed by people who live 300 years into our future. People with completely different moral standards. Even Barclay's escapades on the holodeck are tame compared to what I would do there.
>>223495543For me, it’s having Deanna and her mom make out
>>223495543All pornography was wiped in the great war. By 2063 we basically had nothing left but a few Jane Austen novels.
>beta chinkcel thinks he was treated unfairlyWhy did this happen twice?
Considering they make a point of bringing him in specifically for his experience dealing with Cardassians, it's a real shame he never had a guest appearance on DS9 let alone became a semi-regular, imagine how much he'd get it done
>>223495509I don't think it would have mattered to anyone at all if Broccoli wasn't such a sperg on the job. They don't even make him stop.
>>223495688>Broccoli
>>223495689kek
>>223494961She’s from a rich showbiz family, she probably left BECAUSE she didn’t need the money.
>>223495680get what done? Cardassians are cucked for most of DS9 it's the Dominion he'd have to deal with. which could also be interesting desu
>>223495509The others viewed Barclay as sad and deserving of pity.
>>223495799Cosby is a trek cruise regular. She needs money.
>>223495637You mean Takei and Wang? Wang is more understandable, since it’a a joke in-universe that he stays an ensign forever while Tom Paris gets busted down a rank and goes back up. If only he was a better actor.With Takei, he wasn’t one of the main trio, so what did he really expect? Chekov didn’t get shit either.
>>223495880Well then she was deluded and made a bad decision. There’s always the convention circuit like admiral Bitchayev.>Trek cruiseI’d jump overboard if I ever ended up on one of these.
>>223495890
>>223495921What am I looking at
>>223495064>that was hisThat is not how directing episodes worked on Star Trek. If you were a director and you were going to direct an episode, you directed whatever script Berman and Piller chose for that week, no matter what the episode was. Paramount at the time had an assembly line approach to directing -- they had the in-house course where they would teach people how to do it and then if they were good enough, they'd be added to the roster of rotating house directs, guys like Winrich Kolbe, etcFrakes did a good job directing his episodes but he also got lucky with some good episodes while others got very unlucky.
>>223484274star trek sex with wesley
>>223495973
fuck off 229/tillyfag
>>223496028Fat trekkie sex with Wil Wheaton in a convention center bathroom
>>223495977>others got very unlucky.go on.
>>223495201>>223495252Frakes spent his spare time watching the production process and the directors at work soaking up as much as he could and finally asked if he could try it which was met very suspiciously by the producers but they also knew his work ethic and had heard he'd been hanging around the set for a while. Also? Frakes is just a stand up guy, EVERYBODY likes him and got along with him so they took a chance and let him try. Turns out he learned quite well and he could bring it all in on time and on budget. The downside was that everybody else on the cast suddenly wanted to direct too and the producers felt like they had to placate them.
>>223496109I choose to believe all of this.
>>223496109Kek, interesting.
>>223485189Scotty is the only one that people have ever really parodied so I'll consider that him winning for being the most memorable
The Suliban remind me if the aliens from Signs.
>>223496201>Technobabble about the engines in a Scottish accent>Captain, thar be whales here!You’re not wrong.
>>223496201That's not what I asked.
>>223494961It was a few things.Season 1 sucked, we can all agree to that. She thought it was doomed and her agency at the time was telling her they could get her better roles. Also? She felt alone on the cast. The guys hung out among themselves and she said Sirtis and McFadden were twats to her so she said screw it.
>>223491095>and the guy with a beardhe served on the Seaquest before
>>223496104I think for Rene's only directing episode on DS9, he pulled a Ferengi episode
>>223496272> Season 1 sucked, we can all agree to that. She thought it was doomed and her agency at the time was telling her they could get her better roles.Ouch and ouch>she said Sirtis and McFadden were twats to herThe feeling’s mutual on Sirtis’s part, she’s a bit of a bitch
>>223496272>Season 1 sucked, we can all agree to that.
>>223496333That crewman jumped on that table like it was a high-jump bar
season 1 ruled
>>223496422It was a key ses.
Fire hazard
>>223496422Greek whore
>An away team ends up in the backroomsHow does each captain and ship deal with it?
never watched star wars brosI've seen all 750 episodes of Trek (I'm including Picard sadly) - and yet I haven't seen one Star wars movie.I feel like I know the entire plot through cultural osmosis alone - yoda, asthmatic black man ran away from his son, son has incest with sister, sister sexes indiana jones, borg sphere has a giant achilles heel for no reason at all.Is there any point watching it or is it inferior to trek? I'd hate to have to learn a whole bunc hfo new fake science.
>>223496585The original three are a good classic hero's journey tale in space, but they're nothing like Star Trek.Don't bother with anything else in the franchise though.
>>223487171That's why you have many engineers and a lead one to cat wrangle them.
>>223496504Picard would be disgusted with the concept since liminality is an offense to progressive space communism. So he would have Data whip up an anti-seed-bismuth to neutralize the backrooms and rescue the crew,
>>223496088hot
>>223496333>hey Barclay >don't come to 10 Forward tomorrow
>>223484253i shatner my pants
>>223488584DEI hire for sure.
>>223496311>Family Business The first one with Moogie was kino.
>>223496422i don't remember tasha in a skirt uniform
>>223485189Geordie was the soergiest if all of them, therefore the most technically competent.Who’ the best medical officer?
>>223488584What, Scotty wasn't? Maybe it wasn't the flagship at the time but it became the flagship largely because of the exploits of that legendary clue. Scotty is the original Miracle Worker.Not only that, but he is also shown commanding the Enterprise in combat with the Klingons and usually takes the ship when Spock and Kirk are both on an away mission. He feels like a real 2nd officer.
>>223488584I heard there’s supplemental canon that explains Picard chose Geordi because he saw him solve a complicated engineering problem on another ship. He promised La Forge he would put him to work on the next Galaxy class ship to which he had the captaincy.
>>223496109He's a damn good director too. Love his work in Leverage
>>223497828There's this line in The Next Phase>I've been thinking about the first time I met Geordi La Forge. He was a young officer assigned to pilot me on an inspection tour, and I made some off hand remark about the shuttle's engine efficiency not being what it should. And the next morning I found that he'd stayed up all night refitting the fusion initiators. Well, I knew then that I wanted him with me on my next command
>>223497953To me, he’s the fat admiral guest star on Angie Tribeca.
>>223498296Well, having had sex isn't a requirement.
>>223485741The og Dossier Anon is busy talking about Batman or whatever again: >>>/toy/11910432
>>223498880It's soothing that he's still going.
>>223498880He might be dossier anon but I'm the dossiest anon.
>>223498880What’s this Dossier Anon stuff about?
>>223498956ittelligence collection, it seems
>>223498956The full story is in the archives, he's bad news.
i'd rather die then ever go into the archives of this shithole
>>223499054Does he have doxxing superpowers or something?
>>223496504Your prompt has sent my mind spinning to make an outline for what an episode of TOS where a newly recruited Yeoman goes missing on the same day she was going to transfer to the Enterprise, and Kirk butts heads with the Starbase's Flag Officer over jurisdiction, and a deeper secret about the Complex, something that'll take months of brainstorming to mold into a final satisfactory form.But to give an answer right now, if it just happened during a random unrelated mission where it wasn't central to the plot: they'd do some normal investigations, find the entire situation to be anomalous but not unexplainable, use some basic telemetries to triangulate the away team's positions, and mount a search and rescue with a tether to lead back (ala Theseus & the Golden Thread).No matter what, the moment communications are cut off, they'd notice the absence and immediately set about finding out the issue, which means: if it's a Threshold, then what I said happens happens, and it happens quickly since they won't be too far from the Threshold; if it's an actual Noclip, then they're unrecoverable because those tend to close up behind people. They'd spend hours looking for the missing men because Kirk would say something like "I refuse to believe a person can vanish into mid-air and not show up someplace else" and they'd eventually have to give up on it, making for a bad episode.
>>223499124He looks for posting patterns and learns about you.
>>223499252How can someone learn posting habits about anonymous posters?
>>223499297with schizophrenia all things all possible
>>223499297We don’t have poster counts anymore but I’ve always gotten the sense that 90% of /trek/ activity is the same small handful of anons talking to each other.AI agents could probably identify individual posters based on writing style + times they post by looking at the archives.
>>223499297>>223499362ai doesn't understand thread cultureposter count never mattered, people would just phonepost and use airplane mode to artificially boost numbersjust watch, and learn to understand what you're really seeing
>>223499297He's been doing it for years.
>>223498296he was a brilliant engineer so i made him my helmsman
>>223499422It’s be easier if Star Trek had waifus and you could associate certain things with a given waifu.>>223499463If you car breaks down on the road, it helps to know how to fix it, obviously.
>>223498880The original dossier anon posts were making fun of vf and bf you dipshit
>>223499618That makes more sense jej
>>223499362>AI agents could probably identify individual posters based on writing style + times they post by looking at the archives.Dude a human brain can do that by noticing>t. IMG_ / "itt" is the pizza pedophile
>>223497604Bashir was the best doctor but he's completely unethical.
>>223500443lans.Also, his written complaint about bio-memetic gel will one day cause a war between the Federation and Romulans.
>>223500560Why? I thought the creepy dude who made the fake hologram wanted it for some other thing he was doing as payment for the fake, not to make the fake. And Garak killed him so what would connect Dr Bashir's complaint to involving the romulans in the dominion war under false pretenses?
>>223487171You underestimate human intelligence, especially when one works in a specialized field. You can be great too, anon. Just try harder every day
>>223500971Nah, it's just that Star Trek makes everyone vaguely compatible and most technologies vaguely compatible for the sake of storytelling.In reality, we would have almost no points of reference for things like technology and medicine with other cultures. There is the universal language of math and so with technology, there is at least something of a very, very generic foundation but their technology could be entirely composed of resources which don't exist on our world, and their bodies might be of such alien design that being able to, on the spot, work some miracle would be largely impossible.I kind of agree with Stephen Hawking that alien life would be so alien to us that it would be borderline incomprehensible.
>>223501059Nta but there's another line of thought that the humanoid body shape is the most optimal shape for creating a technologically advanced society.
Bill is gonna bury us all, screencap this shit.
>>223501222He's too old to use a shovel, he'll just dispose of us in his pool.
BELAY THAT ORDER
Today's a big one: Space Seed, the introduction to Khan Noonien Singh, played by the great Ricardo Montalban. I wonder if the reference to the Eugenics Wars are gonna be a big deal or just a small comment that they leveraged into a big deal in later series, something I'm only in doubt over due to people in here arguing about it from time to time. See you in an hour.
>>223501767Strange. That name sounds like 'Noonien Song', the creator of Data.
>>223501791took them decades to connect those dots in the show and it fell flat
This should be a Star Trek morality play
Captain's Log, Stardate 47102.9, U.S.S. Herodotus.We've arrived at Deep Space Nine. I've been thinking a lot about the Chinese and how it's funny to say things in a Chinese accent. I don't have any Chinese crewmembers thankfully but I've also been considering the similarities between the Chinese and Cardassians and I've decided that there are many.Anyway, I can't sleep. I'm always thinking about the Chinese. I think I'm going to go jerk off in one of the Ferengi's holosuites.Mullen out.
>>223484391nice one shran
>>223501932I think he chose mom because he would have chosen anyone over her by that point. Hottest one there but crazy.
>>223501952>porthole as big as a saucer
>>223501932clown on clown violence
>>223501952Imagine if they made another Space Station Trek.
>>223501932Ill say it every time I see it. This bitch is one stable relationship away from being on my 600lb life.
>>223502023it's a compact saucer
>>223501932is the moral that everyone is a moron
>>223485189Bellana because she was an academy dropout yet kept an advanced ship going for seven years without drydock or repairs, and the only one here that had a character arc; went from being a raging terrorist to a chill and dependable BWC enjoyer.
save order>children > mother > father > dog > wife
>>223502023The scale doesn't work super well with Galaxy Class either.
>>223501553>He's too old to use a shovel, he'll just dispose of us in his pool.At least we get to meet his wife.
>>223502023>>223502189DS9's scale is especially fucked in later seasons when CGI means you can see through the promenade windows to the interior in establishing shot and it makes the station seem positively tiny.
not one good meme, image, or post in trek threads for weeks.
>>223502491
>>223502154I'm my own Father.
>>223502491yeah?well check these dubs
FOR THE FOUNDERS!
>>223502023It comes out like Russian nesting dolls, probably able to accommodate docking ports of 10-20 different sizes.
>>223500560The Romulans always knew. Starfleet being willing to get their hands dirty instead of doing half measures hampered by their morals is what convinced them to get involved in the war.>>223500733The gel wasn't for the hologram guy, Garak said it was payment for the data rod. Bashir mentions it can be used to make explosives. Implication is Garak lied and was always planning too use it for blowing up the senator.
>>223503474I think the Romulans would have joined the war regardless, and Sisko only did it a month or two early. Sloan was right that the next conflict would be the UFP and RSE fighting each other as the only mostly-intact powers left, and they were content to let the Federation bleed a little more. They hit fifteen bases immediately, which means they had ships in position, targets picked out, everything was already planned and just waiting for the word go. And they had to know they were in the same noose as the Cardassians for the attempted strike on the Founder's homeworld. Then JJ came along and ruined them anyways.
>>223501791>>223501875I noticed the same thing at some point, but I couldn't be sure if it was on purpose or not. Shame to learn it (hypothetically) amounts to nothing.>>223501767Ricardo truly is in excellent form here. He plays the role perfectly from the first words he speaks being to ask "How long" has his crew been in suspended animation. His supergenius lets the writers really push how far they can go with him as a threat, his only undoing being the one person he considered so deftly wrapped around his finger that he never suspected she'd change her mind again. McGivers lacking decorum and wavering will provided the perfect way for both the day and her character to be saved.While the mental battles between Khan and Kirk or Khan and Spock were impressive, it was that first stonewalling Bones gave him even with his life under threat that really engaged me. DeForest was so impactful in that scene, it had me adjust my view of the character a little. Not in a way I can put into words.As for how important the Eugenics Wars were to the franchise, I'll have to wait for the next debate to pop up before I can take sides. From here, it does seem like an entire era of the 90s turmoil was just Khan and others like him expanding their influence before the rest of humanity managed to oust them all. Then again, the most negative thoughts on controlled breeding we get are when Bones makes his usual back-handed comments at Spock, so who knows what the real thoughts were here (in-universe. Out of universe, it definitely reads as "don't do eugenics, but don't kill the victims of it", as even-handed a moral as you can get with this subject matter).
>>223503535>And they had to know they were in the same noose as the Cardassians for the attempted strike on the Founder's homeworld.Funny enough, I don't think they really were. The female Founder never shows the same vitriol towards Romulans that she holds for Cardassians. My belief is that the Romulan side of the attack was entirely influenced by the Founders and as such they aren't considered to blame for it. It's a bit more fair than we usually see from the changelings, but I feel like it gives some depth to their mindset.
>>223496422They should have replaced farpoint with the genetic society from season 5
star trek akoocheemoya and chill with the captain
Uh, what is this bland Christian rock doing in my Star Trek intro.
>>223504557killing the franchise sadly
Very friendly reminder that Dukat is the most classically handsome character in DS9
>>223504689A Bajoran Solar Ship! Ha Ha !
I just started watching ENT so I just can't get over this choice of music for the intro. It makes me think I'm about to watch some sentimental family drama set in a small town, not science fiction.
>>223505062the music is fitting. you'll soon learn that.
>>223505125Is it because everyone is as bland and out of place as the music, with the possible exception of Dr. Phlox?
>>223505062Don't listen to that other guy. The music always feels out of place and terrible as much as Rick Berman tries to Seventh Heaven-ize the series.
>>223491150It's more like two thirds of S1, half of S2, and maybe three or four eps of S3.
>>223484299The Transformed Man is a 60s schlock-pop masterpiecehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6ZOIIp2wEo
>>223505062ENT was the first Trek I watched. I saw it twice before even getting to the other Treks. The 2nd Trek I watched in full was TOS.
>>223501952>>223502189Star Trek Legacy got the scale a bit better but it still feels kinda fucky.
>>223505062You'll get used to it, and eventually you'll grow to love it. And then you will truly have faith of the heart.
faith of the shart
star trek sex with david corwin
>>223505062ent's theme song is the main reason i didn't watch the show
>>223505062The intro music describes the underlying theme of the show. The NX-01 is powered by the first Warp5 engine, engineered and initially built by Archer's father. It represents Earth's first opportunity to travel into deep space in a reasonable amount of time. It also speaks to the theme of the Vulcans holding humans back from their journey into deep space by interfering with their progress, and Archer's faith in his late father's work to overcome the obstacles they put in his way.
>>223504210Akoocheemoya intensifieshttps://akoocheemoya.com/
Hoshi's good with languages and is always scared. She's the Japanese C-3PO.
>>223506180Later on she becomes quite a resourceful cunning linguist.
Watching VOY S7 E13 "Repentance"Home of this famous scene.
I hope they don't pull the "oh all these criminals are really sweethearts!" angle.
I like the part where they heal the guy's psychopathy with Borg nanoprobes and then he gains a conscience.
>>223506721kek keep watching
>>223505786i-its not friday!
>I've done far worse than kill you. I've hurt you. And I wish to go on hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her; marooned for all eternity in the center of a dead planet, buried alivehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kckWyaWGWwY
>>223503411
finally watched lower decks. it's really good. the sillyness and ironic references actually work in a cartoon (vs in something live action like snw) and it feels like its written by people who actually like star trek.
finally watched lower decks. it's really shit. the sillyness and ironic references actually don't work at all in a cartoon (or in something live action like snw) and it feels like its written by retards who actually dont understand star trek.
>>223507308That is one of the NuTrek shows which I am interested in watching after I finish watching TruTrek.It's Lower Decks, SNW, and Picard ( out of morbid curiosity )
>>223503411Checked.
>>223502189The Galaxy doesn't even scale with the Miranda on the upper right.
>>223502189The interior scale is way off too. It's a massive space station that should house tens of thousands of people yet it's run by a Commander to begin with and a tiny crew and only has a tiny little bar run by a space jew with a cupboard sized holodeck. Even if 90% of the space was dedicated to ore processing or docks, that still leaves multiple starship sized areas for housing. Galaxy class is over 600 m long and Romulan warbird is around 1 km long for context. The landing pad barely larger than the runabout always made me kek, at least TNG got it right with the gigantic hanger bays.
>>223494854It depends on the context. I imagine a Vulcan farmer would have a large family for the same reason a human farmer would. Though, IIRC there are somewhere between three to ten humans for every Vulcan so maybe they think they don't need to propagate too much when they can just send the rest of the Federation to do something dangerous and unpleasant.
post esoteric trek lore
ocampa only hold hands and do anal
star trek
>>223487224fuck that brony shit
>>223507308forgot to mention im trans btw not that it really matters
>>223504165She looks like someone who would murder her own children.
>>223499463Hilarious
>>223496585>and yet I haven't seen one Star wars movieI've seen A New Hope (the first one from 1977) and thought it was okay. Then I watched the direct sequel (Empire Strikes Back) and got bored halfway through.Then I heard those are supposed to be the absolute undisputed best ones so I dropped the entire franchise completely
>>223506884Why were the good films so good, and the bad films SO bad?
>>223496585Star Wars is very, very different from Trek, it’s an action-adventure pulp setting where good guys are good and bad guys are bad in a shitty used future.with space monks. I love Star Wars but having Space in its name is the only thing it shares with Star Trek.> I'd hate to have to learn a whole bunc hfo new fake science.Technobabble is kept to a minimum and isn’t important. It has space magi but even that is vague and unexplained.Star Wars has more in common with Captain Proton than Star Trek.
>>223499185Neat.
>>223497229As the host of the new game show, "Trivial Pursuit" he does what is obviously purposeful, and complete imitation of Alex Trebeck from Jeopardy, copying him all the way down to his speech patterns and physical mannerisms.
What do people here think about "Star Trek Continues"?
>>223510754>>223510930>>223511898>>223506721
>>223487822>imagineA WHOLE CREW
>>223507945>The interior scale is way off too.Hey, the scale of it was telegraphed from the outset by this central part which 99% of the show is set in. You can complain about the scale of the ships that dock with the station being off but the curvature of the promenade set dictates the scale of the station interior as it relates to the exterior
Would you agree with me if I said Shatner and Nimoy would make a kino Hal Jordan and Sinestro?
>>223512275TV execs at the time were concerned Spock's Vulcan appearance would be interpreted as demonic so if you're thinking of him as Sinestro, they'd agree with you, at least
>>223512051This show was more destructive to Star Trek than Discovery, Picard, Section 31 and Strange New Worlds combined. I'm glad Ellison is putting the franchise out to pastures because judging by the current state of Star Trek cons, it would just be gay brony shit forever.
>>223511308I earnestly believe Star Wars is much more heady. The entire second iteration was entirely wrapped up in politics anon. And in a way that genuinely inspires rebellion in people. It moves the needle in the complete opposite direction. What it does have to say is moving though. Star Trek doesn’t actually have a moral core or message outside the original series. The message of TNG is immoral. Picard is a bad man, Sisko is a bad man, and well…. Janeway is a woman. Star Trek inspires people to work in science and that’s great but it doesn’t actually seem to make anyone question themselves or inspire change in them. If anything the evidence shows it makes people degenerate (verb)
>>223512355This is poor bait.
Is Shatner's "sabatage" pronunciation canonical in Star Trek? I'm watching DS9 and I swear I just heard Quark and Garak say it that way.
>>223512377Baiting used to be a real profession that people took pride in. Now it's all low effort swill. It still garners (You)s though, so there's that.
>>223512300Anon. Star Trek is a show from the sixties. If I don’t let TNG affect my opinion of it and I hate TNG I think you’ll be alright. I watched the first season on LD and it honestly never grabbed my attention. I’m so accustomed to ignoring anime content being posted in the wrong place on this website I honestly never was bothered. That image dictates a key point in /trek/ lore. The betrayal of the second war. Very SW prequel esq. I fought for their free speech and once they had it I was the enemy because discussion was never their aim. They wanted a volatile atmosphere by any means. Your ds9ers are your loders. Always were
>>223512377It’s no bait and most people share the opinion. Star Wars is much more popular and most people believe in right/wrong good/evil God/Devil. The capacity for damnedable sin and retribution
>>223512485LD posting was always about causing division.
>>223512477I’m a masterbaiter. That just isn’t bait. It genuine
>Sisko>gets a Klingon captain killed for (rightly) searching his girlfriends ship (she is a smuggler for the marquis>leaks the Klingon invasion plans to the Cardassians>starts a war with the Klingons in order to save Gul Dukat and the fascist government of Cardassia>publicly violates the cloaking device treaty with the Romulans in the processWhat the fuck was his problem? The Cardassians later join the Dominion anyway. The Klingons weren't even wrong about them.Why would Sisko risk everything over the Cardassians who are fascist slavers with no regard for any human rights? They are a blight on the galaxy and the Klingons did everyone a favor.
>>223512300Strange new worlds isn’t destructive. It’s a return to the formula of the original series. The only grounded critique apparently the language employed. No one batted an eye when Bones cursed Spock out with overt racism every day. Call someone “homeboy” and suddenly the self destruct sequence needs to be input stat. People complaining about the volume of silly episodes need to refer back to the source material. That critique is unfounded
>>223512742Well that settles it! I'm gonna start watching SNW right away!
>>223512742>Call someone “homeboy” and suddenly the self destruct sequence needs to be input statIs this a 4chan post or an exerpt from a Polygon article
>>223512742Another thing that sets the new Star Trek apart is the amazing cast of characters. From Michael Burnham to Saru to Pike, each of the new series has introduced us to a wide range of fascinating, multidimensional characters who we can't help but root for.Of course, the production values are also top-notch. The special effects, the set design, the music – everything comes together to create a truly immersive and cinematic experience.Overall, I think the new Star Trek series have done an incredible job of keeping the franchise relevant and exciting while also paying tribute to its rich history. I can't wait to see what they come up with next.
>>223512809When you finish s1 I will pick up s2 with you. That’s where I left off. We can discuss it here, where its discussion belongs. We should have plenty of time to be ready for the final season. I always said I’d save the rest for a solid binge after deciding I liked the first season. That’s the way trek is meant to be consumed. Fifty hour long episodes should be enough to get fully immersed in the world. I watch the TOS movies on loop maybe one or two a week now. That’s the state of my current trek. Waiting for SNW to end so I can actually watch it without waiting a year between episodes and losing investment
>>223512891I know discoveries proximity to SNW prisons it for you but ironically I did not view discovery as per your advisement so I’m unscathed in this regard
>>223511852Also, Roddenberry was a bomber pilot in the Pacific and George Takei was interned along with his family.
>>223512891Poisons*
>>223499422It actually does. With a curated entity list and the right sentiment metrics tied to each post. 10ish years of /trek/ threads is actually very light work for Ai models. It can understand /trek/ culture as well as an autist.
>>223513171Your files are not chronological.
>>223512534It really was. It was all a bunch of discord fags fighting other discord fags.
>>223513326That's a lot of /trek/lore.
>>223513857
>>223513513Sounds like AI.
>>223484253Patrick Stewart is gay pedo fawn fucker.
are they trying to kill /trek/ again?
>>223511898Hokey but an impressive effort.
>>223514499Yes. They’re right to do so.
Peak is on the telly
I'm really enjoying this particularly hammy Cardassian
>>223514604I genuinely think most Cardassian actors get cast based on how good their rape face is.
SNW S04E10 was cinematic perfection. Like "All good things" but better.
after Dukat, Gul Evek is my favorite Cardassian. he should have been in more episodes
>>223514640And I just wanted to let /trek/ know YES I AM TRANS. AND YOU WILL DEAL WITH IT. IDIC MOTHERFUCKERS.
>>223514631I don't know about rape, but surely something to do with the shaoe of their face
>>223514689>shaoe*shape
>>223514645>Gul Evekexecute it to the letter
>>223513326hey kek I'm in that /ss/
What happened to the new thread?
>>223514704same vibe, which is based
I am sure glad Star Trek ended after ENT.
>>223515019Nutrek began a war which tore /trek/ apart. Now, we're picking up the pieces.
i started watching voyager a few days ago, just finished state of flux, what the fuck is wrong with seska? >i betrayed you because we would have gotten home by now doing things my way, which is staying in place here and forming a power base instead of traveling to the alpha quadrant. which is why i have decided to ally myself with the technologically inferior retards of this quadrant who can't even figure out how to find fucking water the most abundant resource in the universe.
>>223515174Just a Cardassian thing
>>223515174Seska and the Kazon were not a high point for Voyager.
DON'T MAKE ME GO TO A NEW THREAD!
>>223515733make new
And now, the continuation >>223515893
