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Volcott posted:The gun is on a spaceship, but yes. Why does the warp nacelle break off before the impact?
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Powercrazy posted:Why does the warp nacelle break off before the impact? because they hit the reset button they can do whatever the gently caress they want
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Powercrazy posted:Why does the warp nacelle break off before the impact? The deflector field was down and something something.
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Powercrazy posted:Why does the warp nacelle break off before the impact? Proof that the explosion was actually a controlled demolition!
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In which episode does O'Brien suffer the most?
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rape gangs itt
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Why did the cyborg fall in love or have to deal with some kind of new emotion every episode? Even ones that aren't about him in general have him on the sidelines somewhere trying to figure out what the gently caress guilt is or something. Thomas the Tank Engine I can understand. It makes sense in it's own little context. "That train is smiling. People smile when they are happy and you'll spend the rest of your life assaulting your parents because you heard a high pitch bird call in the backyard."
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Data had a cat. Like many spergs.
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dMastri posted:they had a rich history to draw upon and could have explored the roots of trek lore whats everyone got against neelix why all this hate against the ships ugly annoying useless alien creepy uncle gary oldmans diary fucked around with this message at 17:16 on Mar 16, 2015 |
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redshirt posted:Data had a cat. Also in the final episode he went full cat-lady, and had like 15 or so cats.
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dMastri posted:It's been a long road goatse.mp3
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The Borg would be Muslim instead of communist.
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# ? Mar 16, 2015 18:00 |
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TNG oscillated randomly between entertainingly awkward/corny/outright bad and good but the important thing is it was always entertaining I think DS9 was probably the better show though
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I don't know why the Borg are so bad all they care about is the progress of science and technology they're not hindered by emotion or religion seems like a redditor's paradise
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I don't know why the Borg are so bad They were ugly and had bad aesthetics. If they were a group consciousness that also looked cool they would probably be fine.
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Volcott posted:The gun is on a spaceship, but yes. I still maintain that 1)"Year of Hell" should have been what Voyager was all about all along and 2)this would have been the perfect end to the series. Let the ship and its crew go out in a blaze of unrecognized awesome.
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Tubesock Holocaust posted:I still maintain that 1)"Year of Hell" should have been what Voyager was all about all along and 2)this would have been the perfect end to the series. Let the ship and its crew go out in a blaze of unrecognized awesome. What Voyager should have been about : Organically building a mini-Federation in the Delta Quadrant What Enterprise should have been about : Mostly one off episodes with cool sci-fi stories and an ongoing backstory of Vulcan meddling.
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There would be a transgender species of humans that Riker has to seduce to get medical supplies to the LBGT planet
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redshirt posted:What Voyager should have been about : Organically building a mini-Federation in the Delta Quadrant They did that in a last-season episode, the ship gets caught in a void with a bunch of other ships and no way to get supplies except stealing. Janeway starts up a mini-federation to share supplies and to protect the new and confused/defenseless ships from raiders. It was good and then forgotten by the credits.
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I liked the Judge John Hodgeman episode where he revealed he wanted an episode of TNG that was nothing but optimal application of procedure in order to complete a mission quietly and with no major hitches, because I used to want that as a child as well. A boring, boring child. Who liked procedure. You know what this space action drama about a ship that apparently has a constant dribble of soma gas being pumped through the vents could use? Less action.
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Gutcruncher posted:They did that in a last-season episode, the ship gets caught in a void with a bunch of other ships and no way to get supplies except stealing. Janeway starts up a mini-federation to share supplies and to protect the new and confused/defenseless ships from raiders. It was good and then forgotten by the credits. Was that the coffee nebula?
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Tubesock Holocaust posted:I still maintain that 1)"Year of Hell" should have been what Voyager was all about all along and 2)this would have been the perfect end to the series. Let the ship and its crew go out in a blaze of unrecognized awesome. That's the stuff. Got all the way to page 3 this time though
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCeCMFU1lwM
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Two different types of psychic on one ship because the 1990s.
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just checking in, i like to sometimes smoke a bowl and then doze off to TNG on my weekends, also Data is my pale goon boyfie. i hope that helps you OP
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LeoMarr posted:There would be a transgender species of humans that Riker has to seduce to get medical supplies to the LBGT planet That's actually not too far off from an episode that actually was made.
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There would be an episode where Worf's son is killed by a security guy who claims he tried to murder him for no reason, and Picard has to explain to Data why these things happen.
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Monkey Fracas posted:I think DS9 was probably the better show though When I see a DS9 return, I wait to see if Sisko has hair or not. If he's not bald, I change the channel.
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TNG is a pretty chill show Let's discuss this in the 90s SciFi Conference Room before we make any snap decisions here guys
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Applewhite posted:Proof that the explosion was actually a controlled demolition! Dilithium can't melt warp nacelles
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Tender Bender posted:There would be an episode where Worf's son is killed by a security guy who claims he tried to murder him for no reason, and Picard has to explain to Data why these things happen. lol
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# ? Mar 16, 2015 19:21 |
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If TNG were on TV now it'd been canceled at the end of the first lovely season.
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Blazing Ownager posted:If TNG were on TV now it'd been canceled at the end of the first lovely season. excuse me but the naked now is one of the finest 45 minutes of television programming ever
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People seem to forget that Star Trek TNG started off unwatchably bad and didn't really start getting good until around season 3. The two part Borg episode marked the point where it crossed over into greatness. I'd say it was at its apex with The Inner Light, which was the best episode of the show. These days with networks being so cancel happy, I doubt TNG would have survived past the first season. Also, some of the multipart episodes were great, so I don't see why long story arcs would be a bad thing. I love the two parter where Picard gets tortured by the Cardassians. If they ever do another Star Trek show, it should probably be on AMC and not network. AMC would keep it around until it finds its footing. I'm still a bit pissed that Enterprise got cancelled right as it was getting good. It was building to an all out war with the Romulans that we never got to see. Dick Fagballzson fucked around with this message at 19:50 on Mar 16, 2015 |
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actually they did a new version of TNG and it was called Battlestar Galactica
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Bonzo posted:actually they did a new version of TNG and it was called Battlestar Galactica Meh. I liked the first two seasons of BSG. But then it had too much religious crap, and the writing got really bad.
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Bonzo posted:actually they did a new version of TNG and it was called Battlestar Galactica it was like reverse TNG started good and then got worse in like the last two seasons
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Dick Fagballzson posted:Meh. I liked the first two seasons of BSG. But then it had too much religious crap, and the writing got really bad. It was infected with Lost Disease that was going around TV at the time: Always stack on more and more questions, never answer poo poo, who gives a drat if they contradict each other? My problem wasn't the religious crap it's the fact it was contradictory unexplained religious crap without any coherent rules. If the last two seasons were spent answering questions it'd been one of the greatest TV shows. Instead it has the worst misfired piece of poo poo finale I've seen. "Hey guys I've got a great idea let's chuck our whole civilization including all our medicine into the sun and live in caves shagging natives! Victory!" ED: Also how the gently caress did they continue calling Cylons robots the entire series. Clearly the non-shiny guys were genetic clones or something, not loving robots. It's not just that they looked like people on the inside (I guess like Blade Runner) but the fact they constantly complained about human limitations and poo poo. Every time they called one of them a "toaster" my only question was "...why?" Dick Fagballzson posted:People seem to forget that Star Trek TNG started off unwatchably bad and didn't really start getting good until around season 3. The two part Borg episode marked the point where it crossed over into greatness. I'd say it was at its apex with The Inner Light, which was the best episode of the show. These days with networks being so cancel happy, I doubt TNG would have survived past the first season. Also, some of the multipart episodes were great, so I don't see why long story arcs would be a bad thing. I love the two parter where Picard gets tortured by the Cardassians. I actually think a tightly serialized Trek-like show could be interesting since plots could continue past the episode of the week stuff. The more serialization the better. And season 1 of TNG only had one great episode: Blazing Ownager fucked around with this message at 19:55 on Mar 16, 2015 |
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