Q Can See Everything Previously >>223890090
star trek sex with shran
>>223911824Crazy that in the end they were like >Sure, she created a stealth dictatorship by lying to us, and people died because her rules denied modern medicine... but it's still kinda nice, so we will follow her rules anyway.
>>223911863I'm starting to think shran is a virgin, and never had sex
>>223911956Yeah that's how cults work. are you new on this planet?
>>223911981that just means you haven't watched the show he's from. which is fine because I can't really recommend it.
women are the best.
>>223911982Yeah, but shouldn't they defeat the cult, rather than just leaving it there?
>>223912010Agree. Especially asian ones, they always look so young. Can you believe this is a woman in her 30s?
tranny sex with shranny
>>223912021making people leave a cult by force, logic or reason is literally impossible. you can't do anything but leave them alone and realize they are fucking retarded on their own. the threshold for that is different for each person.
>>223912010every episode with this woman was fucking terrible
star trek sex with keiko-chan
>>223912049possessed keiko on DS9 was kino
>>223912113>Sleeps with Dukat>Whoops, sorry, guess I was possesed...
>>223912049wrong.
>>223912049Many such cases
Neelix may actually be the best character on this show which is mind-blowing for me to find out after judging him based on his appearance and memes. This random alien embodies the values of Starfleet way more than any of these Maquis retards actually wearing the uniform
Star Trek Voyager s4e31: Predilections
>>223912138Gods to some, wormhole aliens to others.
>>223912186rogue space pirate neelix was infinitely better than emasculated shoulder to cry on faggot neelix
>>223912049>Go into DS9 expecting Keiko to be Asian Skylar White>She’s one of the most normal people on the castNone of you talk to women IRL and it’s obvious
>>223912281why the hell would i ever do that?
>>223912281
>>223912281>>She’s one of the most normal people on the castJust like Skylar White in BB.
>>223912281For the record Garak was just a spy doing reconnaissance and the real gay couple was Bashir and OBrien
i would rather avoid interaction with asian american karens if possible
>>223912281The hatred of Keiko is weird. I never understood it. I think it triggered racists who watch Star Trek because one time Keiko told Miles not to be racist to a little boy.
>>223912378It's only weird if you're not aware of the election tourist phenomenon here
>>223912397Keiko hatred extends beyond 4chan.
>>223912279>emasculated shoulder to cry on faggot neelixok well maybe I haven't gotten far enough into the show but I'm on s03e13 and he's not like that at all.
>>223912339Skylar made the mistake of being a regular person in a world full of psychopaths.
>>223912413I don't doubt that unfuckable losers back in the day hated seeing a depiction of a healthy marriage and happily married man on Star Trek as it triggered them deeply but those people are dead by now and not posting on 4chan
>>223912468>healthy marriageGod you sound so fucking brainwashed
>>223912430later in season 3 there's an episode where he has a mental breakdown because tuvok won't notice him
>>223912485t. Bashir
>>223912510Bashir was so autistic he saw Keiko and Miles have one spat and assumed their marriage was a dumpster fire.
>>223911956Sadly that's how people actually are in real life. People would rather forgive atrocities and overlook injustice, than change their established way of life.
>>223912510The very phrase healthy marriage is creepy Newspeak bullshit. >Hurr durr me like depicshuns of helthy marrigeWake up faggot
>>223912493Tuvok is the first one of them Neelix ever met in person. Tuvox introduced himself as "I am Vulcan" and ever since then Neelix always called him "Mr. Vulcan." That first impression was meaningful for both of them. Their relationship is absolote kinography
>>223912639t. Bashirkeep fantasizing about the feet of some bitch who forgot you exist
>>223912180this was just Gene showing off his Hotwife on set
>>223912662>Brainwashed fashion accessory of a surrogate mother thinks people opposed to this enslavement must be footfags
>>223912662remember when Bashir tried to fuck the bird woman?
>>223912646I only realised this on my second watch through of VOY. Neex becomes more kino with every viewing.
>>223912728>/pol/troon can't even make a Trek related retort because he hasn't ever watched it and doesn't even know who Bashir isI found the nutrek shill
>>223912646tuvok hates neelix, he even fantasizes about murdering him on the holodeck. even when neelix leaves the ship in s7 the foot dance thing was more of a pity gesture
Never felt any (positive) connection between Keiko and O'Brien. One of my least favorite /tv/ marriages. Just didn't seem realistic that those two would end up together or could stand each other for more than two weeks, let alone years of marriage locked up together on a space ship/station.
>>223912746>bird womanHe can high five Tom Paris for that
>>223912784he didnt fantasize about killing him he used him as a test to see if he could stop himself from killing if he got angry enough. a test he set for himself and he only failed because he had voluntarily melded his mind with the sociopathic murderer Brad Dourif. an affliction which he then totally recovered from. you lying retarded bitch.
>>223912785thats because your "positivr" connection with a woman involves her making herself a slave to you. Keiko isn't that to Miles so you think she's a terrible wife.
>>223912832I didn't say any of that. Not sure where you hallucinated that from.
No, I just felt like dunking on you personally because the phrase healthy marriage is buzzword borg talk bullshit
>>223912908>if I throw the name of one of the only Trek aliens I know into my post I'll pass for one of them!lol no
>>223912485>>223912639Happy marriages exist. Damn, imagine being so bitter.
>>223912908Different anon.
>NIGGER NIGGER NIGGERWhat's the Trek equivalent?
>>223913093
If someone married me I would selflessly devote myself to them and their happiness above anything else like a Vulcan is devoted to logic
A spoonhead, a knife-ear and a Pinkskin were sitting in a bar...
>>223913145that's what the O'Brien marriage literally is and the incel faggots here hate it
>>223913121Go figure she wanted to breed with him.
Why did Julian enter the Major's Bajoran spermhole?
>>223912908Somebody hurt you.
>>223912279Neelix was very masculine.
>>223912180> mfw it's a lwaxana episode
>>223913600he was an unemployed pedophile
>>223913775he was the ship's morale officer, and a pedophile.
>>223912281The Keiko hate is very excessive. The worst thing she did relatively was complain about not wanting to move or something. She was much better to Miles than everyone says.
>tfw no fat irish retard husband to suffer for me
yjk keiko had the tightest cunt on the station
>>223912279he was rogue space pirate neelix for about 1/8th of an episode thoughbeit
>>223914394Not after Miles is done with her.
>>223913775Kes was like 20 in dog years. Let's be real.
>>223915389something something meth-uselah
yjk seven of nine had the second tightest cunt on voyager
>>223913938This, she was a good wife and mother all things considered
They were lucky they found Molly before someone like /trek/ did
>Neelix thinks Janeway would throw him off the ship just because he's not "useful" enough This is such a dumb and unbelievable premise but I like Neelix so I'm tolerating it
Would you a feral Molly?
>>223915754isn't that sorta like molesting a retarded person?
>>223911857Plakson is great in every role
>>223915800You don't have to call me names...
why is this Vulcan who was in Lower Decks on Voyager? is he supposed to be a different character? this is weird
>>223912811And why do you think he chose Neelix for the test instead of someone bland and inoffensive like Harry or Chakotay? You’re being disingenuous.
NTA but Tuvok and Neelix were besties. You have to be a shitposter to imply otherwise.
>>223916746Because he wanted to prove to himself he would never hurt his bestie, the easiest test to pass, but he failed. Are you fucking retarded?
>>223916528Completely different characters, just like Paris and Locarno. Hope this clears things up for you.
>>223915754empires are started with feral mollysgenghis khan, he have over 100 feral mollys and now half the planet has khan dna in their blood
>>223916794That makes no sense at all. He should’ve chosen Naomi Wildman or something if your reasoning was sound. It’s not.
>>223916853Wildman could not realistically do anything to provoke Tuvok. Neelix is naturally irritating and one of the closest people to Tuvok. You literally didn't watch the show. Or you have shit for brains. Or both.
>>223916895State your position clearly and for the record: did Tuvok pick Neelix for the sim because he secretly wanted to kill him or because they were best buddies and he would never think of killing him. You’re under oath.
>>223917003My position for the record is that you have literal shit inside of your skull where otherwise a brain would be in a normal creature.
>>223915055He's irish though so it's basically like he's just fingering her with a pinky finger when they fuck.
>>223912038"Kaiko, do you think you fit your whole fist into the artwork behind your head?"
>>223917027The court finds you a retard and hereby demotes you to ensign in perpetuity. Dismissed.
>>223912010she can shove her stupid kelp buds, plankton loaf, and sea berries right up her arse.
>>223912784>tuvok hates Damn you didn't even last 1 word before being wrong
>>223912049Data's Day is kino you little bitch
>>223917954tuvok stopped being vulcan when seven joined the crew, he just turned into a hateful douchebag.
>>223911863star trek sex with wesley
Why does this guy keep saying stupid shit
Favorite TNG season 1 episode? The Neutral Zone for me.
>>223918370>weeeee’re baaaackExcellent choice
>>223916528>>223916799They're actually canonically twin brothers.
>>223918421For the vitamins.
>>223917205Japs actually do that. They even use octopus.
Your pain runs deep /trek/...Each man hides a secret pain.It must be exposed and reckoned with.It must be dragged from the darkness and forced into the light.Share your pain and gain strength from the sharing.
>>223918674My back hurts.
>>223918674>I’m Spock’s brother btw. I bet he never mentioned that but it’s true. We used to take naked baths together back on Vulcan.
>>223911857I wish I was friends with a (not malicious) Q, was a Q, or friends with anyone or anything that could time travel.I made some mistakes that cost me a lot. I need to go back.
>>223918202Your faggotry is most illogical.
Tonight's the night I get "A Piece of the Action" on another planet with an Earth-like culture, this time it's the 1920s. Well, maybe calling it "another planet" is disingenuous, since the previous (and only other) example is "Miri" with its contemporary (60s) post-plague apocalypse. I wonder what message/moral is gonna be put forward with these Chicagoan gangsters, if it'll be something about our culture or a scifi message about the Prime Directive?See you in an hour or so.
>>223915694The "character desperately needs something and gets into increasingly absurd and risky situations to obtain it" is a classic TV premise. Even DS9 did it with In The Cards.
>>223919005When you put it like that even TNG did it. You do have your own saddle don’t you? All serious riders do
>tfw no holographic bro, empathic milf, or greedy rival to cure you of your autism so you can finally bag your oneitis
>>223918900The Horizon's folly leading to a planetary fiasco that the Federation bears responsibility for is a great way to necessitate that Kirk clean up the mess before the whole planet descends into anarchy, especially because the moment Boss Ox laid out his plan to unify the territories I thought "yeah, a culture as homogeneous as this one oughta be a single governing body". The Syndicate plan at the very end was similarly ingenious, though I don't know how well that Planetary Treasury for Ethical Education is gonna work out when The Book is so deeply ingrained. Bones calls it the bible, and I'm not a religious man myself so I understand the difficulties inherent to undoing widespread indoctrination. And this version of the Federation isn't even as secular as the TNG era yet. One thing to kill Vaal, another to shatter the covenant. But I digress.Spock slowly getting into character the longer Kirk puts on the charade of being a real prime mover was even funnier than Scotty being left out in the cold by all the vernacular. I wish that little street urchin who dropped the title for the episode didn't get to stick around longer, get his promised cut or at least some pittance more than Kirk shutting the door on him.I had no clue the ship's phaser banks could be set to stun, but it makes sense since they're called the same thing. I looked back through the last 44 episodes, and surprisingly there was no scenario that it would've come in handy, but this was mainly due to a large amount of subterranean societies/people being indoors, or the Enterprise being incapacitated entirely. Even cases like the anticlimactic final battle from "Friday's Child" or the beginning of "Operation -- Annihilate!" where the option is available, it still seems inadvisable. Let's see if they manage to continue writing around it now that it's on the table.continued
>>223920332Wait, belay that continuation. I was mixing up the Genes again: I thought it was Coon who was against the episodes with a more comedic bent which led to him leaving, but that was Roddenberry who was against Coon making all these funny plots because he thought it went against the tone of the first season. I was a bit confused because Coon was part of the Teleplay treatment for this episode (first one to use that credit by the way, all the ones prior had been simple "Written by" ones), and thought "did he insist on being involved to tone down the humor?" but it was probably the opposite (removing the Romulans from "Mission into Chaos", the first draft, which I agree was a good move).I think I agree with Roddenberry a little teensy bit, because ending the episode on Kirk saying "[if the Iotians reverse engineer ALL our technology from the communicator Bones forgot] they'll come up wanting a piece of OUR action!" is taking the situation way too lightly, and then the episode ends on a freeze frame like it's an 80s/90s sitcom. I know the codas are meant to be comedic, but a "here we go again!" for contamination like this goes pretty far against the episode's message (a message drowning in the Chicago River, but present nonetheless).
>>223914545>thoughbeit
Take us about. Slow to quarter impulse.Proton Torpegos.Maximum YieldTarget their Warp core.Fire on my mark.NOW!
>>223920435>gaybeit
>>223920461No effect Captain, they’re still closing>dramatic music
>>223912010poor fucking O'Brien, why did he have to put up with this harpy? id rather fix ds9 too
>>223920574Four times a year, she fucked like a Vulcan in pon farr.
>>223920574We really must assume her pussy was extremely good. The man had enough chances to switch to a less annoying woman after all.
If I was in the Trekverse, I’d focus on building invulnerable shielded bunkers deep underground where full holodeck paradises were. We’d simply have fun in our holodeck paradises. Impervious to outside drama.Also, it’d be an Anti Natalist Community.
>>223911863You lost tranny.
It would have been funny, since there was a 3 year gap in universe between ds9 and voy, if O'Brien got sent to Voyager somehow. Perhaps he was teaching at Starfleet Academy, and Barclay accidentally sent him somehow to Voyager. I dont know if it overlaps with year of hell or not but having O'Brien stuck on a ship that needs maintenance with no starfleet support seems in line with how the writers wanted to torture him. The doctor feels bad, and he develops a holographic Keiko that tortures him lovingly. New holobuddy acquired in Paris. Im available Paramount btw...I can fix trek
A Sitcom about EMH and Dr. Zimmerman living on Jupiter Station would be kino.I want to generate 10 seasons of that.
>>223920791What if Paramount (A Skydance Subsidiary) actually showed up on your doorstep and offered you the chance to make your dream series, but with the caveat that you had to co-produce it with Mike McMahan?
>>223920821id probably say some racial slurs until he left to be quite honest
>>223920745Voyager did an episode on a similar premise. It didn’t fly so good.
>>223918479And sons of the producer, pure nepotism.
star trek sex with david corwin
>star trek sex with david corwin
>>223920810As long as it has the qt holowaifu
>>223921919Dr. Zimmerman wanting to keep her alive while not wanting to save EMH was fine logically.But EMH is also beloved. As God, I know the situation that Dr. Zimmerman was faced with. So I can speak on this.Just because I choose some characters to persist with me in Heaven, does not behoove me to persist ALL characters on the Stage.
>>223922869I thought we grew beyond rape in the future, Gene?!
>>223918674hello /trek/nacelle just revealed they're making a star trek sex with shran figureit's another meme magic win for the continuum of /trek/can you imagine the pain of being a q and all you manifest is little plastic dolls and sense when black people are dying I suppose it's a more advanced and occult level of /trek/ than your vampiric sineater bit is used to handlingbe careful with the rituals you post here, is all I mean
Did they?
its not bajorans i hate. i hate when they made me become
>>223924020
>>223924053base on how often worf is wrong we can safely assume that is not true and klingons love being probed
>spams thread with walls of text no one ever replies to
>>223924150many anons contribute to the tapestry of /trek/
>>223924167its true. for me its about shipping
>>223924167Some of those contributions are just stains to be cleaned.
>>223924301you can take the rest of the day off, ensign staincleaner
>>223924197>shippingBe careful
>>223924047>supposed trigger for Dukat's insanity was the death of Ziyal>doesn't mention her once during his cave freakouts with Sisko - only how the Bajorans didn't respect him enoughReally makes you think
I Would Fix (500 Faults)https://youtu.be/vb1pfLPBkRM
FULL POWER TO THE THRUSTERSWE'RE GOIN IN! RAMMING SPEED!!!!!!!!!!!
>>223920426I just want to say that I appreciate your contributions to /trek/ in the way of your reviews and opinions of the episodes you watch.
computer, kill me and make sure all of my particles are recycled into the replicators so that every time someone makes a meal or a drink or anything really from the replicators, the tinist bit of me will be in that replicated entity
The next Trek cannot be some quirky experiment.No 'cargo ship in Trek Universe'No 'this is an alien ship'No 'a Star Trek Academy'No 'Prequel with character from another Trek series as a lead character'Just Trek. Classic Trek. Traveling, exploring the stars. getting into episodic situations. Like TNG and Voyager.
>>223924658Then they can do another quirky experiment.DS9 was a quirky experiment that worked btw.
what's the best Star Trek episode of all time?
>>223924747scorpion
>>223924747the cage
>>223924747That's a very subjective question, that any individual answer to which will be just as valid as any other.
>>223924812Thank you, Data.
>>223924747I don't want to answer this because there are just too many great Trek Episodes.
>>223924837that's not data, that post has contractions
>>223924747Either 'Duet' in DS9 or 'Balance of Terror' from TOS.
>>223924812objectively its the tos episode that hasimportant scenes for spock bones and scottysome ham from kirksome good effectsa plot without a gaping holeand something bad to say about women.
>>223924812Except yours, which is wrong.
>>223924870>duetyup, im thinking baseadothe pale moonlight episode was fucking kino too
>>223924870>'Balance of Terror' from TOS.God tier but I'll never understand how such an obvious bigot rose through the ranks like that
>>223924888Mine was not an answer to the question posited, but an independent analysis of same.
Before I saw Lower Decks, I thought Tendi was a green slime girl.
>>223924852OH SHIT THIS IS ENSIGN ANON IT'S LORE LORE IS ON THE SHI-
>>223924919starfleet is extremely racist but youre not allowed to apply it to officer loyalty. its an easy mistake to make, honestly.
>>223924872das rite, all my hood niggas love Mudd
>>223925016we needed more lore lore and lore episodes
>>223925065>scotty bones and spock have signifigant roles>cool android belly effect>great ham by kirk. bonus for it being a play within a play>no major plotholes>mudds wifethis could be the winner.
>>223925133that wasnt his first time having sex. it was his first time having drunk sex
>>223925170I remember Data fucking Tasha, but who else did he fuck?
star trek sex with data
>>223925360tasha's sister from the rape planetthat kid who's parents died and he tried to become a mini-datathe chick that the space jew guy with the illegal phaser zappedthe duras sisterskahy'leslogicspock's dadyo mommapicard's vinyardmoriarty (holodeck)moriarty (sin holodeck)
>>223924747Datas Day
do starfleet captains have official handbooks for when they run into different immortal omnipotent space beings like Q
>>223924919>God tier but I'll never understand how such an obvious bigot rose through the ranks like thatMany such cases, Starfleet's screening process is almost a joke. Captain Maxwell from The Wounded immediately jumps to mind. Somehow talked his crew into warping into Cardassian space and just start killing any cardi ship they came across. Picard was within his rights to destroy the entire ship for the sake of peace.
>>223925170>>223925409Why do you make such bad posts
>>223924747Pale Moonlightor the TOS one when Kirk and Spock go back in time to save Bones, and they have to let a woman who was kind to them die to preserve the timeline.
the best episode is The Visitor
>>223925360data was found 20 years before TNG starts. starfleet academy is roughly 50% women. we dont need any further evidence that data was not a virgin
>>223925551>Pale Moonlight>the best episode is the one that destroys the entire message of star trek
>>223925693How do Sisko's actions contradict Gene hiring floozies he wanted to bang?
>>223911857Didn't she play a Klingon in one of the episodes?
>>223925713And a Vulcan, and an Andorian
>>223925733was she considered for the ds9 augment slut? seemed like a perfect fit for that one
>>223925704>try to demean star trek in order to elevate ds9You proto nutrek slime.
>>223925755What was supposed to be so bad about her anyway? Unlike Jack and Patrick she seemed perfectly capable of functioning outside of the institute. Should have been allowed to go out on her on like Sarina after she got fixed.
>>223925755Plakson was too corny for that role. If you've ever noticed, apart from her near silent Selar role, Plakson can only ham it up. Every other line has to be some sassy witticism. She has one mode: sassy smirk. Augment slut was more sultry, less talkative and laid back. Complete opposite of Plakson aside from the freakish mannish looks.
>>223925693The question wasn't which episode best aligns with Gene's values, the question was which is the best episode.
>>223925837>What was supposed to be so bad about her anyway?Wasn't she supposed to have sex addiction and would rape people if no one would stop her?
>>223925934>>223925693
>>223925837i think they made her and patrick moslty harmless to emphasis the point they were unwilling prisoners. locked up because they were different not dangerous. its not well done even though the eps still work and are a lot of fun
>>223925975Patrick might have been mostly harmless, but wasn't he emotionally unstable, and unable to survive on his own?
>>223925987they were basically prisoners in a universe where anyone who wants one can have a restaurant on bourbon street or a world heritage vineyard in northern france. people were trying to raise the ocean floor for fun. somebody would have been happy to take care of them if they were allowed out.
>>223926073didn't the augments also become cultish? They hated to deal with anyone who was also not an augment. But that might have just been to humor Jack so he doesn't become more insufferable.
>Janeway has the phageOh no. :(why couldn't it have been Chakotay instead?
>>223926226I forgot what happens. Does she harvest Neelix for body parts?
>>223926340The Doctor decided she should be euthanized and filled her chamber with neurotoxin while she begged him to stop :/
>>223924788...explain
>>223926496...no
OK so this episode was about an alien that tricks dying people into having their consciousness go into his "matrix" so he can eat them. That's horrifying.
>>223926557Don't forget the implication that every near death experience and "going into the light" moment is an incidence of his species attempting to eat someone's soul. That'll keep you awake at night.
>>223926557Better than catching the phage and getting gassed though probably
>>223924197>I grew up on a freighter you know. It was owned by Amazon. My family fell into debt bondage to them back in the 21st when they jacked up the prime fees
>>223926626This meme is 100% forced and unfunny
>>223926734you are nothing but freight to me
so, it is legal if it is in space..... right?
>>223926778Yes. The Federation elite love having parties on their staryachts because they can do anything they want in places like the Neutral Zone.
>>223926734That’s not a nice thing to say about Travis. He and his family worked hard to pay off their intergenerational debt. That has to count for something.
star trek sex with tom and harry
>Vorik infected B'Elanna with pon farrewwwww
>>223912049Absurd opinion. Keiko might suck but she's in O'Brien episodes which have a really high hit-to-miss ratio.
>>223912279the only people who like S1 Neelix are pedophileshe becomes based later however
>be pre-warp civilization>invent warp drive>find out your star system was already annexed by the Federation, Klingons, or Romulans years agoHow would this work?
>>223927111She was legal in her culture.
>>223927156although I imagine the Klingons and Romulans would've already conquered their planet, raided their riches and killed their leaders long before they achieved warp status
>>223927164She didn't have a culture, her people were basically the Caretaker's gerbil colony.
>>223927111She was mature.>>223927280Even that would be a culture. You are retarded. I hate you.
>>223927196And the Federation? What of them?
it was a sex with shran hazard
>>223912378There was a writing pattern where a main character would only occasionally have their wife girlfriend show up. In the 90s they fucked up because the writers would only use these appearances as a chance to nag the main character. Later on they would give the woman her own ministry as if they did nothing but shit on the liked main character the audience would hate the female. Keko is shit.
>>223927377Prime Directive innit
>it was a sex with shran hazard
It's annoying when someone tags me with a reply and it's just the dumbest fucking post you've ever read
>>223927475There is sex with shran in that nebula
i would blast neelix and belanna with that illegal pain phaser that the little jew rat that kidnapped data had under his pillow
>There is sex with shran in that nebula
>>223927528And then you realize, you tagged yourself.
Hooked on Trill Pussy XIV
>>223927528Elaborate
>>223927559If Worf had knocked up Jadzia would he have abandoned that child too?
Vidiians are scarier than the Borg desu
>>223920745>Anti NatalistFAGGOT
>>223927617They got cured though. Good for them.
>>223927617I think Borg still win because your consciousness is dead while your body lives. That's unimaginable horror.At least with Vidiians you're just completely dead.
>>223927513Yeah I guess, but isn’t that sort of off the table once the species becomes warp capable? Vulcans started meddling the second they detected a warp signature near Earth.
>>223927648Your consciousness isn't dead, if you unhook from the collective you get yourself back
>>223927608There's isn't a child born that worf wouldn't abandon.
>>223927648As a borg you're still conscious. Just your individuality is melted away in the hivemind. You lose track of who you are. If they just body-snatched you, then it wouldn't be so bad. Just a fancy way to die.
>>223927658I like the one where the drones who get separated with 7 start freaking out and losing their shit when they realize who they are
>>223927648>>223927682>be a borg drone>one among trillions>they send two dudes from your sub-unit to the enemy ship to adapt to their energy weapons>directive comes through, it's your turn>beam over>you're the last fucking guy to die before the borg adapts and easily assimilates the cultureThat's gotta suckor>be one of like two drones to get killed before Voyager liberates your Sphere because you're unlucky enough to be sent to defend the ship
>>223927656I guess the Federation would guide the new-warp civ into how to behave in the Federation (if they're already in Fed space). If the civ gets too uppity then I have no idea, just general diplomacy and Federation fuckery I guess. Not sure if they'd even join the Federation by default by being in their space in the first place either tbhdesu.
>>223927734>you're the last fucking guy to die before the borg adapts and easily assimilates the culturethe drone wouldn't care, they're not individuals, they're a hive-mind/collective
>>223927865Yes but your consciousness, which is more or less suspended in inactivity but still present (given they can bring people back and restore their individualism), still perishes needlessly. Just saying, the luck would be fucking awful.
>>223927720>7 gets unplugged>she lives a comfy life aboard a starship>you get unplugged>you're a freak who shares a consciousness with some other freaks
Does the hive mind permeate subspace? How does one unified collective work with separate "limbs" (drones on ships spread across thousands of light-years)
>>223927846I’d buy that, I just wonder what would happen if it was a super aggressive race of xenophobes. Would the feds try and contain them, leave them alone, or meddle to try and shape/bully their civ into something more compliant with fed culture like the Vulcans did? I’m inclined to think they’d bully the shit out of them, for their own good of course.
>>223927942I think that's what those "interplexing beacons" from VOY are for, or whatever the fuck they're called. They're more or less giant subspace relays.
>>223927898Another way to look at it is that your individual consciousness attains immortality of a sort within the hivemind. I’m not sure if that’s more or less horrific, just sayin’
>>223928051Sort of. I guess when someone gets taken from the collective they keep the data but lose the voice. So, it's not like the voice is copied and remains in the hive mind, just the information possessed by that individual
>>223928152In thinking about it they never really make it clear how individual consciousnesses are mapped into or out of the collective. Like is there a neural map of Picard and Seven still floating around in there somewhere? Consciousness, how does it work?
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>>223928211I think the answer would be no, otherwise they would've just printed another Locutus or Seven of Nine drone, or maybe overlayed their imprint over a drone that was damaged or something
>>223928235I think you’re right, it’s a reductionist/materialist view of consciousness being solely a product of a physical organic brain, akin to how the transporter doesn’t kill someone so long as there’s only one physical version. But that’s a whole other can of worms.
>>223928280>it’s a reductionist/materialist view of consciousness being solely a product of a physical organic brainAs opposed to literal fucking magic
>>223928300NTA but there are surely things in this universe which we do not yet have the ability to record or measure. It's impossibly arrogant to believe that we understand the limits of science.Our understanding is ultimately pretty feeble, particularly when it comes to things like consciousness.
>>223928328>NTA but since I believe in magic it must be true
>>223928300The whole franchise is literal magic bro. Ftl travel? Matter-energy-matter conversion? I’m not complaining, it’s a fun ride but c’mon now.
>>223928458>the franchise is magic so real life is magic too
>>223927321>t. Richard Gere
The TOS movies are supposed be odd-bad even-good, but TMP and Search for Spock aren't even that bad, they're just not as good as Wrath of Khan or The Voyage Home.
>>223928570TMP:DE >= WoK > UC > FF >= VH > SFS
>>223928454We still can't measure dark matter, only its effects. That's just one thing that we barely understand. Don't even get me started on quantum theory.
This is more of a general sci-fi gripe than about Star Trek, but there's no rational reason for a starship to ever have a purpose-built self-destruct system. You're turning the ship into a ticking timebomb. Eventually it'll have a glitch like all man-made systems do and the ship will go up and take everyone with it. Or your enemies will try to activate it. Or some space anomaly will trigger it unintentionally. Or a million other things. You still have self-destruct procedures, like intentionally overloading the warp core or computer system, but having it as a standard part of the ship like the sensors or transporters is asking for trouble.
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>>223928652The entire ship is a bomb because of the warp core. I'm pretty sure the auto destruct sequence just initiates a warp core breach.
>>223928652>Or a million other things.Or Janeway will do it every second week, because she hates losing.
>>223928639You couldn't come up with a coherent argument to save your life. Definitely sub 100 IQ.
>>223928652Funny thing is, in TOS era you needed 3 officers to start self-destruct, in TNG 2, and by Voyager Janeway could do it on her own whenever she wanted.
>>223928782Well, yeah, if you believe lazily insulting someone is a coherent argument.
>>223928676True.
>>223928798>Well, yeahAgreed.
>>223928786Maybe they figured that if it ever gets the point that self-destruct is needed, there may not have three officers alive to agree.
>>223928222I agree with this post
>>223929027>White nerd simping for a Japanese womanThe future is just like now.
>woman
>>223929027>Hey Gene, do we still have divorces in the future?
>>223929027>crossing his legs to hide his erection
Lower Decks is actually good.
>>223929261It's a fine episode. Tragic how the bajoran girl died. Bit of nepotism with producers son playing the Vulcan.
>>223929321KEK
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This is great
>>223929179True.
>>223911863Shut the fuck up you fucking retard.
You can tell when people are really bored with the thread
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>>223929673Is it when they visit your mom?
Mysterious...
>The first season of Star Trek: The Original Series is scheduled to enter the public domain in the early 2060sFuck
Kes is not fucking worth fighting over
>>223930009What will be the title of the first schlock horror film made?
>>223911863Keep on truckin' you fucking retard.
>>223929964Ebbin Twin Peaks reference
Kes is not worth fighting over fucking
>Trip and Malcolm remove a panel to get into an access tube>it's a $13 furnace filterHeh. We need more effects like this instead of overpriced CGI.
>>223930335They did this constantly in the TOS-ENT days.
>>223930335Klingon bloodwine cups are aluminum measuring cups you can buy on Amazon.
>>223930335Some of the best TOS and TNG episodes were just “Use this crap we have left over from a movie we just made. That’s your prop and set budget for the week.”
>>223930530I know, it's just always funny catching one and in this case they didn't even paint it. Of course my favorite will always be the spray bottles in TOS's sick bay.
>>223930601>We have these gangster sets and props left over on the studio lot>This week: Enterprise visits a gangster planet!
>>223930335The Saurian Brandy prop was actually a repurposed 1964 George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey commemorative bottle.
>>223930726Transporters are just spotlights
>>223930335To play Worf's brother, Braga hired the guy from his local deli.
>>223930335>>223930726>The future looks like someone rummaged through your garage
>>223930726>The kind of shit you see in the background of a David Cronenberg movie
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