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Jul 6, 2016 16:24
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Atleast the break out star of SeaQuest had the decency to kill himself after realizing how poo poo it was
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Jul 6, 2016 16:25
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I would watch the Neelix and Darwin show
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Jul 6, 2016 16:26
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I would watch the Neelix and Darwin show Does Darwin get to drown Neelix?
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SeaQuest was a perfectly good show for the single season it lasted. 
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Jul 6, 2016 16:30
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apparently there's a musician who decided to call himself Neelix
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Bardeh posted:apparently there's a musician who decided to call himself Neelix Dude's got a punchable face, so he just embraced it?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cK9dlmYvB-Y I'm not sure how to feel about this, apart from the fact that p stew's got some youthful lookin legs Bardeh fucked around with this message at 16:51 on Jul 6, 2016 |
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Jul 6, 2016 16:41
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I'm just glad someone else calls him P-Stew
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Hector Beerlioz posted:don't forget Garibaldi's Daffy Duck poster The only thing I remember actually enjoying in the B5 episodes I watched was Garibaldi taking some alien back to his quarters to watch Duck Dodgers cartoons. Just nice to see some pop culture in a sci-fi show that wasn't made up for the show or so old it was out of copyright. I mean really, Paramount, you couldn't have spent the money to let Picard be into Philip Marlowe instead of Dixon Hill?
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I remember there was a very dramatic and tense scene that was made hysterical cause it was in front of the giant Daffy poster above his bed.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I remember there was a very dramatic and tense scene that was made hysterical cause it was in front of the giant Daffy poster above his bed. Just LOL if you don't have a Daffy Duck poster above your bed
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I watched Babylon 5 all the way through with my brother. During one scene in a commissary, Sheridan was eating breakfast and talking with Ivanova. He had a clear mug filled with some strange green liquid that looked like ecto-cooler kool-aid. My brother lost interest in what they were talking about because he was wondering what the liquid could possibly be, and was jolted out of his reverie by Sheridan announcing "I'm going to get some more of (glances down at his mug) whatever the Hell this is."
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Iron Crowned posted:Just LOL if you don't have a Daffy Duck poster above your bed And take my 49 hottest guy of the year Garret Wang poster? I'd rather die.
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plushpuffin posted:I watched Babylon 5 all the way through with my brother. During one scene in a commissary, Sheridan was eating breakfast and talking with Ivanova. He had a clear mug filled with some strange green liquid that looked like ecto-cooler kool-aid. Do you not chase your flarn with a mug of ecto cooler?
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Sunswipe posted:The only thing I remember actually enjoying in the B5 episodes I watched was Garibaldi taking some alien back to his quarters to watch Duck Dodgers cartoons. Just nice to see some pop culture in a sci-fi show that wasn't made up for the show or so old it was out of copyright. I mean really, Paramount, you couldn't have spent the money to let Picard be into Philip Marlowe instead of Dixon Hill? Keep in mind that TNG did Sherlock Holmes under the assumption that it was public domain, and then put off doing the Moriarty sequel for, what, three years? until they finally sorted things out with the Conan Doyle estate. TNG had more money, but not a lot of that was discretionary per-episode - and presumably some of that went towards making the sets look less cheap than Babylon 5's did. Also, important thing to remember with B5 and Daffy is that they're both Warner Bros properties, so it didn't cost WB anything to put those Daffy Duck clips in. (Although, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if WB found a way to bill PTEN for it...)
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Keep in mind that TNG did Sherlock Holmes under the assumption that it was public domain, and then put off doing the Moriarty sequel for, what, three years? until they finally sorted things out with the Conan Doyle estate. TNG had more money, but not a lot of that was discretionary per-episode - and presumably some of that went towards making the sets look less cheap than Babylon 5's did. When I would watch those shows with my dad as a kid he'd play a little game called "spot the hvac part made to look like future tech" and it's hilarious how much there is.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Keep in mind that TNG did Sherlock Holmes under the assumption that it was public domain, and then put off doing the Moriarty sequel for, what, three years? until they finally sorted things out with the Conan Doyle estate. TNG had more money, but not a lot of that was discretionary per-episode - and presumably some of that went towards making the sets look less cheap than Babylon 5's did. Yeah, I know about the cost issue, but there must be something Paramount owned they could have used. Just makes it a little more real when they can refer to things that actually exist. Admittedly, I might be a bit autistic about this. It takes me out of Tarantino films when characters ask for Red Apple cigarettes or are going around barefoot for no reason. e: I was really hoping Paramount made Spenser: For Hire, but turns out that was WB as well. So the crew of B5 probably all got to be big fans of Robert B. Parker while Picard had to make up his favorite books. 
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Jul 6, 2016 21:12
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its because most Tarantino films suck rear end
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Well the barefoot thing is because Tarantino has an obvious foot fetish.
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Jul 6, 2016 21:20
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Doesn't that lovely josey wheaton have a foot fettish too?
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plushpuffin posted:My brother lost interest in what they were talking about because he was wondering what the liquid could possibly be, and was jolted out of his reverie by Sheridan announcing "I'm going to get some more of (glances down at his mug) whatever the Hell this is." It's Zima. That's what Zima was like.
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AugmentedVision posted:its because most Tarantino films suck rear end Get the gently caress out. The only bad Tarantinos are Death Proof, Kill Bill Vol 2, and Hateful Eight
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Premeditated Toast posted:Well the barefoot thing is because Tarantino has an obvious foot fetish. I know. That's why it takes me out of the film.
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Do you think Tarantino likes Voyager
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I don't think anyone likes Voyager. e: Actually, Tarantino's probably a big fan of the episode where Kes is trying to get pregnant.
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I am watching VOyager right now. Janeway and Tuvok are on the Excelsior
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The closest Takei is ever going to get to his Captain Sulu series.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I am watching VOyager right now. Keep your eyes peeled for the fat little boy in a red wig that portrays "Young Janeway"
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Sunswipe posted:The closest Takei is ever going to get to his Captain Sulu series. It was nice of them to include Yeoman Rand
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Sunswipe posted:Yeah, I know about the cost issue, but there must be something Paramount owned they could have used. Just makes it a little more real when they can refer to things that actually exist. Admittedly, I might be a bit autistic about this. It takes me out of Tarantino films when characters ask for Red Apple cigarettes or are going around barefoot for no reason. Yeah but wouldn't you lose a lot of respect for Picard when you see him in his quarters watching "According to Jim"? Fakes cigarettes bug me, but that's probably because I'm a smoker. I went insane watching Clerks the first time because customer after customer came in asking for "a pack of smokes" without signifying what kind.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Keep in mind that TNG did Sherlock Holmes under the assumption that it was public domain, and then put off doing the Moriarty sequel for, what, three years? until they finally sorted things out with the Conan Doyle estate. Also the DS9 episode where Bashir is playing basically James Bond in the holosuite was too spot on for the license holder who sent them a memo to basically never do that again. That's why the only other time you see him do it it's just a very small bit
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A Fancy Bloke posted:Also the DS9 episode where Bashir is playing basically James Bond in the holosuite was too spot on for the license holder who sent them a memo to basically never do that again. That's why the only other time you see him do it it's just a very small bit Barbara Broccoli is a noted not nice person
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Hector Beerlioz posted:It was nice of them to include Yeoman Rand Kind of a shame they didn't go "gently caress Takei" and have it be Captain Uhura.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:Barbara Broccoli is a noted not nice person https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T41gqFO9zb0
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Jul 6, 2016 22:53
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Did Jeffrey Combs ever show up on Voyager
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yes in an episode with Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson
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