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Kitchner posted:Also I was watching "Data's Day" which is a weird episode told from Data's point of view all day. Have you seen Klingon hairstyles? "I'm just a barber!" Is probably just going to make them madder.
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Lord of Pie posted:The Space Injuns had a better reason for not wanting to move than the Maquis but were still bad because it was a Wesley episode I give it extra points for being the last Wesley episode though.
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Powered Descent posted:Maybe he just replicates live crabs and then kills and cooks them. Some poor yeoman's going to almost get raped by a crab. Then her superiors will force her to say she actually is kind of attracted to the crab. It's the Starfleet way.
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The crab clearly comes from an alien society that we don't understand. It's the yeomans fault for not reaching out to the evil crab and establishing a dialogue. Unless it happens on DS9. Then Worf would just kill it.
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Mr. Horrible posted:
Because character development was Voyager's bane.
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I think It could have been good if they had written a decent conclusion to that plot arc, but as it was that whole resolution just felt tacked on. Sisko doesn't even know anything is going on until like 10 seconds before he has to go stop it. I was fine with the whole Dukat going insane thing, because he was always fairly needy to begin with. And given that the prophets are what hosed him over it makes sense that he would make them his enemies. But aside from Kira trying to get Winn to step down that whole plot was disconnected from the main war arc, or any of the main characters really.
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