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mr_jim posted:yeah right. its a semi-sentient hologram
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 Tasha learned to defend herself on the streets and avoid rape gangs.[1] 1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Okuda, Mike and Denise Okuda, with Debbie Mirek (1999). The Star Trek Encyclopedia. Pocket Books. ISBN 0-671-53609-5.
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trigger warning: rape gangs
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I re-read Ventus this weekend, and I enjoyed it again. It does a good job blending medieval fantasy/politics poo poo with sci-fi concepts like nanotech and murderous computers.
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Bedshaped posted:terminator 4 was where i realised christian bale might not be so much about going for great roles/acting pieces than he is about the money The only two acting methods Bale has is either looking stern or yelling. Plus he has been upstaged by Aussie actors in his past two big Hollywood movies (T4 and Dark Knight)
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watching x-files, lollin at the killer AI episode in season 1.
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the william gibson killer ai episode is in season 4 and is literally ten times better
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raruler posted:Is the Virga series worth reading? I've enjoyed them.
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god damned fire upon the deep is good. about a third through a really enjoying it
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season 4. episode 2. viewer discretion is advised.
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mr_jim posted:watching x-files, lollin at the killer AI episode in season 1. its so loving bad lmao... and holy christ the end where they zoom in on the computer ahhahahhaha good lord
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watching x-files with no lights on, we're dans la maison, hope the smoking man's in this one
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i think you took a wrong turn at the year 2000 thread
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Woz My Neg rear end posted:the william gibson killer ai episode is in season 4 and is literally ten times better it pwns
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BUSINESS CATTE 2.0 posted:TNG_S8: Picard must debate a sentient mountain to distract it while he and Riker climb to safety. Geordi’s new girlfriend despises Data. i would unironically watch and enjoy the poo poo out of this episode
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Dr Pulaski is back to evaluate Dr Crusher's fitness to practice medicine. Meanwhile, Beverly swoons for a ghost trapped in a loaf of bread.
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Picard faces rogue Vulcans who are destroying planets that pose any minor threat. A transporter error turns Barclay into a mattress.
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A terraforming experiment releases a rapid-growth space plant that disables the ship. Riker turns down a record five promotions in one day.
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Troi's popularity with a hive-mind species ignites a planetary battle for her attention. O'Brien starts smoking.
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Transporter malfunction sends Barclay to Voyager in a cross-over episode. Voyager crew sacrifices 5 year shortcut to send him back.
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Picard is captured by a race of sentient noodles. Data learns about cricket.
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Luigi Thirty posted:i wanna see john carpenter's thing the novella was better
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atomicthumbs posted:the novella was better nope
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"the novella is better" is a thing people say about the thing to look smart when the novella was the most annoying thing to try and read through as the characters wax philosophical and speak in the most awkward ways possible
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I'm torn between the novella and the movie for The Mist. I like both despite them being quite different.
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NINbuntu 64 posted:"the novella is better" is a thing people say about the thing to look smart when the novella was the most annoying thing to try and read through as the characters wax philosophical and speak in the most awkward ways possible the novella was set in the 30s, some of the characters were scientists instead of just guys hanging out in antarctica, and they killed the things with a shovel wired to the generator instead of flamethrowers (why the hell do they have so many flamethrowers?) not to mention that the Thing doesn't just spend five minutes extruding tentacles everywhere and spraying nasty poo poo on the dogs and walls; they dig it up, thaw it out, and it escapes and the dogs attack it and eat bits of it and then they kill it but it's the dogs. basically what I'm saying is that I would've enjoyed a more faithful adaptation more but everyone has their own opinions 
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atomicthumbs posted:basically what I'm saying is that I would've enjoyed a more faithful adaptation more but everyone has their own opinions and yours are worng
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Woz My Neg rear end posted:the william gibson killer ai episode is in season 4 and is literally ten times better yes sticky wizard posted:fluke man hell yess
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axolotl farmer posted:hell yess  besides this scene the best part of the episode is where they decide they should put him in jail and give him a trial, wouldve been the greatest episode ever if instead of it escaping they actually brought him to court to be charged
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speaking of the novella, I thought the movie version of Johnny Mnemonic did a really excellent job of expanding the concept of the short story into something that could carry an entire movie too bad that movie kinda sucked also Christian Bale loving owns, go watch the Machinist
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in book news I'm reading the third book in Madeline D'engle's time quartet and wonder how the gently caress anyone could call these things sci-fi
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LooseChanj posted:in book news I'm reading the third book in Madeline D'engle's time quartet and wonder how the gently caress anyone could call these things sci-fi i had to read the first one in 3rd grade and it was a horrible piece of poo poo
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NINbuntu 64 posted:the most annoying thing to try and read through as the characters wax philosophical and speak in the most awkward ways possible neal stephenson
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We had a class discussion about Tunnel in the Sky at some point in my elementary school period, helpful information on who never to go camping with. I don't think there's been much recently in the survivalist sci-fi stuff, well, besides the hordes of zombie books.
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atomicthumbs posted:the novella was set in the 30s, some of the characters were scientists instead of just guys hanging out in antarctica, and they killed the things with a shovel wired to the generator instead of flamethrowers (why the hell do they have so many flamethrowers?) then watch the thing from another world because thats the closest youre getting
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NINbuntu 64 posted:then watch the thing from another world because thats the closest youre getting no 
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