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Pakled posted:At least I've never met anyone who likes ENT the best. You've never met my father-in-law, I guess.
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Rhyno posted:Look at this bullshit opinion right here. The makers of Bill and Ted recognize the superiority of the Seventh Seal! Just look at Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey!
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Aug 29, 2016 15:36
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PenguinKnight posted:Boy I sure hope someone got fired for that blunder. I mean, are we supposed to believe this is some sort of magic space station?
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I definitely gravitate toward stuff like TNG and TOS if I just want mindless tv while I relax. DS9 is great, but you get more out of it if you're watching as part of a series or season watch.
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SwissCM posted:Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey is a better movie than Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure  Excellent Adventure was one of the best, going in blind movie experiences I have ever had. Bogus Journey was, well it was bogus that's for sure.
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Pakled posted:At least I've never met anyone who likes ENT the best. Small parts of ENT might be the best, but as a series? Heck no. My irrational dreams of season five, however, get close.
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Pakled posted:I've met multiple (!) people who say that DS9 is the worst Trek and Voyager is the best. That's nothing, I once met someone who said Nemesis was better than Wrath of Khan.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:That's nothing, I once met someone who said Nemesis was better than Wrath of Khan. Do they also prefer eating wax display fruit to actual fruit
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Pakled posted:I've met multiple (!) people who say that DS9 is the worst Trek and Voyager is the best. The STO playerbase were given a choice of what series to make the next expansion based off of. They overwhelmingly voted voyager.
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Tunicate posted:The STO playerbase were given a choice of what series to make the next expansion based off of. They overwhelmingly voted voyager. Never played it, but VOY does seem the most pew-pew friendly of the bunch I suppose. I need some quantum slipstream batmobile armor in my holographic borg nanolung unimatrix!
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Tunicate posted:The STO playerbase were given a choice of what series to make the next expansion based off of. They overwhelmingly voted voyager. I can kiiiiiinda understand this, if only because Voyager's got a greater variety of unique locations and races and ships.
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Gammatron 64 posted:I went to this magic card store and was talkin' shows and guys there were like "DS9 is the worst Trek, we love Dr. Who" Of course you shouldn't. Not only is their Star Trek opinion wrong they mispelled Doctor Who.  Tunicate posted:The STO playerbase were given a choice of what series to make the next expansion based off of. They overwhelmingly voted voyager. Mainly because they felt Cryptic would "get Voyager right."
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CobiWann posted:Mainly because they felt Cryptic would "get Voyager right." Lazy, bad, and derivative?
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Nessus posted:Like aliens of the basically-human stripe who are all trying to be loud flashy battlers against each other even though the stakes are something like "become president" or "secure resources for my family." Like if Kirk ran into the Hunger Games or something. That would have an interesting premise, and it would also call back to an actual moral issue, that of interventionism - just what the gently caress are they supposed to do about this bullshit situation? I've got you covered fam.
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"Join the campaign to save fan films from the strict guidelines that CBS never would have implemented if we hadn't acted like petulant children."
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My brother-in-law likes Enterprise the best. He grew up more than less a casual fan of TNG/DS9/VOY. I really hope, with only three or four lines, Discovery makes it impossible to fanwank Axanar into canon.
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Echo Chamber posted:I really hope, with only three or four lines, Discovery makes it impossible to fanwank Axanar into canon. Yes please.
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"What of the Battle of Axanar, Commander?" "Oh that was just something made up by stupid, stupid assholes."
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Otisburg posted:"What of the Battle of Axanar, Commander?"
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Cojawfee posted:"What of the Battle of Axanar, Commander?" Yes it is, since TOS. Garth of Izar fought in it. http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Battle_of_Axanar I'm sure it'd be possible to casually dismiss whatever details the fan film people came up with for it, but the event itself (whatever it was) has been canon for a long time.
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Powered Descent posted:Yes it is, since TOS. Garth of Izar fought in it. "That's some poo poo we made up to scare the Andorians." Done.
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I feel like any acknowledgement of that guy and his lovely fan film is more than he or anyone still involved with him deserves
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"Fuckin' Garth of Izar. Dude's been a staff puke the last 15 years and they're saying he's some brilliant tactician at some backwater skirmish. Look at the loving records, man. He's the loving logistics officer of Starbase 8 and they're writing him up for a decoration because he managed to find Admiral Whatshisnuts a supply of Andorian moonshine. That's how it is in this loving fleet. You have your nose firmly up the brass' rear end and they shower you with medals. We fuckin' fought off the loving Orion vanguard and not a fuckin' peep."
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I really need to watch that show. Nah though I think you could get something interesting out of it, you could even, in a serial environment, revisit the planet later, possibly even with some modest nuance that even idiots can comprehend. ("They stopped the Purge, but now people miss the Purge, because some other bad poo poo is happening!")
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lol at trying to invalidate an rear end in a top hat's lovely writing by spewing lovely writing of your own
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Nessus posted:Nah though I think you could get something interesting out of it, you could even, in a serial environment, revisit the planet later, possibly even with some modest nuance that even idiots can comprehend. ("They stopped the Purge, but now people miss the Purge, because some other bad poo poo is happening!") You're right, you do need to watch it.
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Powered Descent posted:Yes it is, since TOS. Garth of Izar fought in it. Garth of Izard should just be Garth of Wayne's World. Finished up season 3 of TNG. Locutus of Borg shouldn't have been over in a two parter. it's such a neat concept to just be done with it immediately. Worf's parents are really great, too 
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PenguinKnight posted:Finished up season 3 of TNG. Locutus of Borg shouldn't have been over in a two parter. it's such a neat concept to just be done with it immediately. On the other hand, you try watching BoBW part 1 then sitting around all summer wondering what the gently caress was going to happen arggghhhhhh.
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Rhyno posted:Holy poo poo, the Ocampa have their babies out their backs. Ocampa can only reproduce once in their life. If they miss the opportunity it will never happen again. They give birth to a single child. Voyager writers, ladies and gentlemen.
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Tunicate posted:Ocampa can only reproduce once in their life. If they miss the opportunity it will never happen again. So like, space pandas then.
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PenguinKnight posted:Finished up season 3 of TNG. Locutus of Borg shouldn't have been over in a two parter. it's such a neat concept to just be done with it immediately. Worf's parents are really great, too
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Hell, that was TNG's first two-parter. They had to fight to have Picard's breakdown in Family as a follow-up, too.
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Tunicate posted:Ocampa can only reproduce once in their life. If they miss the opportunity it will never happen again. If that were the result of the Caretaker's fuckery then it would be a tragic story, but instead it just makes no sense--how does that species even exist still if each generation has only half as many people as the next one? Or do Ocampan men just bang every woman (i.e. One year or older) in sight? Even then I'm not sure it would work.
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