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I would 100% put the middle one in my house. Not anywhere where anyone could see it though.
Star Trek - Space: The Final Frontier
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I'm enjoying them a lot less ironically than I thought I would
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They do have the resources by using all of Cardassia. In which it was implied in the episode on why the Fed, Klingons, Romulans and Cardassians had to go in and finish the fight now. Instead of letting the Dominion and Breen stewed in there. Worst case for the Dominion is it will conquer a lot of systems, disassembled the worlds and moons for more resources to build more shipyards and ships. And rinse and repeat as needed to kill everyone and everything in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants.
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Felicia Day isn't looking too good.
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It's even outright stated in the lore and backstory that Cardassia was resource poor, which is why they went to conquer and enslave the Bajorans. (This is me agreeing with you even harder.)
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The way Seaquest totally ignored plausibility in order to work submarines into every kind of story imaginable was impressive. I remember one which was a Law & Order style riff on the Candelaria Massacre in which the Brazilian government has a genocidal hatred of children and the only way to get them to safety was to use a submarine.
Also, when I was a kid I thought that Darwin was real.
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- 21 de Sep, 2024
Glad you evolved past that.
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- 19 de Feb, 2018
Honestly, trained cats would make excellent Jefferies tube techs.
I mean, I'm not going in there.
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I tried to watch it again recently and that's where I gave up as well. I just get tired of the dour tone and how everyone does nothing but snip and yell at each other and be sad. Jesus, give us a little bit of optimism. I love Rigel and love looking at prime Claudia Black but even they couldn't keep me watching.
So now I'm in my rewatch of TNG and on the very special terrorism episode where the naive Federation learns why you kill terrorists and can't peacefully discuss your way out of all problems. Of course they pull the European move of "we'll give you whatever you want in return for the hostages" which is why so many were taken in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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- 23 de Oct, 2020
Awwww they even have one for Reg. And they missed the chance to make the Tasha Yar one a skeleton cat.
It's such a bummer that Jonathan Brandis killed himself and yet Wil Wheaton still walks among us. He was a good little actor and a staple of 90s kids movies. If he had held on just a little longer, the nostalgia and convention wave would have provided a nice living. He was in a bunch of iconic shit that nerds love. Neverending Story, IT, Seaquest.
It always bugged me how quickly Picard would give up his crewmembers to the demands of crazy governments on flimsy charges. "Yes we must be supremely differential to other cultures and their differences but never ask them to respect our own"
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Speaking of things that it is too late for, any of you watch Firefly?
I've never seen that one either, but I hear nothing but good things.
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Firefly doesn't hold up well. The premise is really good, the cast is great, the production is great, but the writing is cringe. Joss Whedon hadn't quite shaken off his Buffy writing and directing style. It's very much a product of its time.
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I've been afraid to rewatch Firefly for this reason. I last watched through it around 2008 or 2009. I think I'll let my memories remain good ones...
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Some episodes hold up better than others. Serenity is still good if you can get past Summer Glau being a twig that somehow beats up hordes of dudes thrice her size (again: product of its time).
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Sorry, I don’t speak chud. Can you say that again? The lesson from Iraq and Afghanistan is ... ?
We installed glowie puppet governments and occupied them for 10 to 20 years. Shock and awe, Abu Ghraib, drone strikes.
It's just another one season flop. They axed it for good reason.
But if you are a big Nathan Fillion stan... He was perfectly cast and charming as hell as the roguish space captain. He was acting as balls off in the film, too.
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You can't fight at motivated insurgency with kid gloves or you will lose.
Also, I had no idea Lal was played by the mom from Lizzie McGuire
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Calm down, Gul Dukat.
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This one’s tricky. I remember watching that Peacekeeper Wars TV movie they made, and it felt... not bad exactly, everyone was staying in character. But the tone...
I dunno what happened behind the scenes, maybe they wanted to send it off on a high note. Or maybe after getting canceled they got scared. Peacekeeper Wars has way more in common with Star Trek than the actual Farscape series. The show was like Mad Max.
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