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AugmentedVision posted:yes in an episode with Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson That's the only episode of Voyager I never bothered watching. I think the commercials that made it look like WWF in space turned me off. Usually Trek+half naked men would be a recipe for success in my book, but musclebound meatheads do nothing for me. I was always more of a Q lover. That episode where the continuum steps him of his power and you get to see one whole Q butt cheek is all I need to be happy. Would have been better if we lived in France though, so it could have been Q's butthole instead of his butt cheek.
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If I knew you had such a weakness I'd have appeared to you as a disembodied butthole.
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The Rock isn't a muscle bound meat head though. He oozes charm and I can only imagine he'd be fantastic to hangout with.
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Yeah by all accounts the Rock seems like a great guy, it's just that big musclebound guys aren't my thing. The disembodied butthole idea sounds pretty great, though.
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I'd have to know that the disembodied butthole belonged to John Delancie, though.
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Like, through intrinsic butthole knowledge.
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Jul 7, 2016 00:57
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Each one is special like a snowflake.
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     All naked Q, all the time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0XdRxSHVKg PART 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYHMi69-_A0 Baronjutter fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Jul 7, 2016 |
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Jul 7, 2016 01:03
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That post broke my Awful app, but was so worth it.
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John deLancie is a goddamn treasure
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Well poo poo, I just read that deLancie has defended bronies in the past so I guess I have to consider him human scum now 
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Big Mean Jerk posted:John deLancie is a goddamn treasure 
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god loving drat it 
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Jul 7, 2016 01:41
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He knows on which side his bread is buttered.
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you think maybe he just plays along, knowing those freaks are his source of income and at home he just cries and cries and cries, thinking of the terrible poo poo he's done just to keep a steady job?
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One day I was very drunk and watched one of the Brony documentaries to make me feel better about myself, and they said during conception the bad guy was supposed to be like Q from Star Trek and the producers asked if de Lancie was free to voice it. He was, and thus.... Hey, just remember him in Breaking Bad for being Jessica Jones' dad.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:you think maybe he just plays along, knowing those freaks are his source of income and at home he just cries and cries and cries, thinking of the terrible poo poo he's done just to keep a steady job? Yes. Exactly this.
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Dude's got decades of dealing with trekkies under his belt. I bet it takes a lot to get to him. At least bronies only like children's shows.
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Germstore posted:Dude's got decades of dealing with trekkies under his belt. I bet it takes a lot to get to him. At least bronies only like children's shows. That's why I assume Stewart did X Mens.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:you think maybe he just plays along, knowing those freaks are his source of income and at home he just cries and cries and cries, thinking of the terrible poo poo he's done just to keep a steady job? I like to think he doesn't know about the lovely aspects of Bronydom and thinks it's just some adults who like a kids cartoon in a relatively normal way. Like how when I was growing up, my parents liked Dangermouse because it was a funny show with jokes adults could enjoy as well. It wasn't like they wanted to buy and gently caress plush dolls of Penfold.
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Sunswipe posted:I like to think he doesn't know about the lovely aspects of Bronydom and thinks it's just some adults who like a kids cartoon in a relatively normal way. Like how when I was growing up, my parents liked Dangermouse because it was a funny show with jokes adults could enjoy as well. It wasn't like they wanted to buy and gently caress plush dolls of Penfold. ... That you know of.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:you think maybe he just plays along, knowing those freaks are his source of income and at home he just cries and cries and cries, thinking of the terrible poo poo he's done just to keep a steady job? he's been doing exactly this for the last 30 years or so, why change now?
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Cthulu Carl posted:... That you know of. I'll have you know my parents were perfectly ordinary necrophiliacs.
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I think some actors just realize what a lucky break they got and generally being friendly and professional isn't really that tall an order, especially considering people who bother to show up to such events see you already in a very positive light to begin with. To some people being social just also comes naturally and they have no problem answering the same questions and telling the same anecdotes and stories event after event, year after year. Of course others act very entitled and consider such scenarios hell but well, it just comes down to personality.
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Not to belabour the Tarantino foot thing, but people totally missed pointing out that someone who worked on Trek circa TNG all the way up to Voyager clearly had a foot thing going on too. My wife has one form of Trek or another on for background noise daily just around the office or house, and we both zeroed in on it after our second or third pass of TNG: the Space Irish lady who uses foot washing as a pretense to get Riker's Lower Beard, the incredibly rapey half-Betazoid Lloyd Braun who insists on oiling Deanna's feet ("Don't do that, don't do Counsellor Troy"), Kes needing foot massages to properly give birth, and I'm sure half a dozen other instances of this that pop up throughout the series. I'm putting my money on Berman, but my wife suspects Ira Steven Behr. 
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Syrnn posted:I'm putting my money on Berman  Hmm... Syrnn posted:my wife suspects Ira Steven Behr.  Hrmmmm......
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Someone wondered what happens during the night shift on Federation ships. I bet it's this.
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It's good that Larry B Scott kept getting work.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:One day I was very drunk and watched one of the Brony documentaries to make me feel better about myself, and they said during conception the bad guy was supposed to be like Q from Star Trek and the producers asked if de Lancie was free to voice it. He was, and thus.... True he was pretty great in Breaking Bad
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Big Mean Jerk posted:god loving drat it Just to clarify is it ok to enjoy watching MLP with my 3-year-old son because it's leagues better than Mickey Mouse clubhouse and all the poorly dubbed eurotrash cgi cartoons on Netflix and I can't find Batman: Brave and Bold streaming for free anywhere or should I just burn my house down with me and my kid in it and ask my neighbors politely to please salt the earth?
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The latter because you've clearly failed as a parent when you can buy a dozen better shows on dvd
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Never let goons pick your child's shows or required viewing will be Eraserhead and The Adventures of Pete and Pete.
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I'd like to imagine that tuvok's death throws were filmed with the intent of being chopped up into short clips to be used throughout the season, but an editor got lazy and just threw the whole thing in there.
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Mondian posted:Hmm... Also O'Brien and a transporter-pregnant Kira. criscodisco posted:Never let goons pick your child's shows or required viewing will be Eraserhead and The Adventures of Pete and Pete. I see nothing wrong here. Eraserhead probably makes more sense to a child and Pete and Pete was on Nickelodeon, the last dutch boy holding the (admittedly lovely) dike against a flood of shows like AAH REAL MONSTERS and The Angry Beavers.
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criscodisco posted:Never let goons pick your child's shows or required viewing will be Eraserhead and The Adventures of Pete and Pete. We watched the old Max Fliecher superman cartoons over and over until I couldn't take it anymore so I guess I'm already that guy to some degree. Tumble leaf on Amazon loving rules and makes me want to do drugs. Dad kids show chat.
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If Q wasn't a voice on the show and wore brony poo poo on his own I'd raise an eyebrow, but he's employed by the pony people, of course he's going to cash in on those fans. Also I don't care if he's a brony furry, he's Q and gets a pass.
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Why cookie Rocket posted:Just to clarify is it ok to enjoy watching MLP with my 3-year-old son because it's leagues better than Mickey Mouse clubhouse and all the poorly dubbed eurotrash cgi cartoons on Netflix and I can't find Batman: Brave and Bold streaming for free anywhere or should I just burn my house down with me and my kid in it and ask my neighbors politely to please salt the earth? No, people like you are why the show, and other children's shows, have some grown-up jokes and references, so you don't get bored to death raising your child. It's problematic when an adult fanbase appears that is childless, currently and forever.
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I like wrasslin'. The Voyager episode with the Rock is disappointing as is standard issue for Voyager because the Rock is barely in it. However it does heavily feature Jeffery Combs and J.G. Hertzler dressed up in different alien makeup but it's basically like Weyoun and Martok are guest stars.
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