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THC posted:here I was thinking only the lowest, most desperate Trek alumni would be willing to be on a boat with Trekkers for 5 days, and I was right How is Gates McFadden still hot that must be some deal with the devil poo poo
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Drink-Mix Man posted:You know, if I had to be trapped on a boat for a week or whatever with any Star Trek stars, this is a good list. This is like, almost the complete list of cool funny Star Trek people I would actually want to hang with. I propose a B-Cruise on an intimate catamaran skim through the Bahamas. Andrew Robinson Michelle Forbes Nana Visitor Jeffrey Combs We could weigh anchor on one of David Copperfield's private islands and sleep on the beach in a pile of bodies for warmth, our hands and hair slick with conch fritter grease from the constant affectionate tousling.
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FuturePastNow posted:How is Gates McFadden still hot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d4tiSwoIHY I'm not sure what she's experiencing here. It might be bij.
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FuturePastNow posted:How is Gates McFadden still hot She's been a dancer her whole life, so her odds of bloating in later life were always really low.
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Kalsco posted:Why is there an episode where Kira gets pregnant with O'brien's already conceived child. Who thought this was a good idea. Nana Visitor was pregnant with SIddig's child and they wrote around it.
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...and the pitch! posted:Nana Visitor was pregnant with SIddig's child and they wrote around it. Huh, I never knew they were together. And very briefly too, by the look of it.
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...and the pitch! posted:Nana Visitor was pregnant with SIddig's child and they wrote around it. I love Pregnant Kira casually taking someone else's child on the defiant into a war zone, on multiple occasions. it's so loving retarded and irresponsible that it becomes the funniest poo poo. All they had to do was not give her a lot of scenes outside of Quarks, the promenade, and Ops, and they gently caress it up by making Kira a terrible person for going into conflict zones while pregnant with a kid that isn't even hers.
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Zesty Crab Legs posted:Looking at their website, it looks like he'll be on the cruise. No Avery Brooks? No deal
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MrJacobs posted:I love Pregnant Kira casually taking someone else's child on the defiant into a war zone, on multiple occasions. it's so loving retarded and irresponsible that it becomes the funniest poo poo. All they had to do was not give her a lot of scenes outside of Quarks, the promenade, and Ops, and they gently caress it up by making Kira a terrible person for going into conflict zones while pregnant with a kid that isn't even hers. Enterprise D had dozens of children on board in hazardous situations. poo poo, they had a minor driving the drat thing. In the 24th century, humans have moved beyond the concepts of child safety, endangerment, and labor laws.
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Automatic Slim posted:Enterprise D had dozens of children on board in hazardous situations. poo poo, they had a minor driving the drat thing. In the 24th century, humans have moved beyond the concepts of child safety, endangerment, and labor laws. Eh the idea was that a galaxy class star ship would be doing research poo poo out in deep space thus you took your family with you.
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Automatic Slim posted:Enterprise D had dozens of children on board in hazardous situations. poo poo, they had a minor driving the drat thing. In the 24th century, humans have moved beyond the concepts of child safety, endangerment, and labor laws. They had entire shifts of qualified helmsmen forced to give up getting to fly the Starfleet Flagship because Picard wanted to give some kid a turn for a couple of hours.
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Dicky mouse posted:Eh the idea was that a galaxy class star ship would be doing research poo poo out in deep space thus you took your family with you. Their first mission encountered an omnipotent god like being that sat in hostile judgement of our entire species. Research vessel my rear end.
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Automatic Slim posted:Their first mission encountered an omnipotent god like being that sat in hostile judgement of our entire species. Research vessel my rear end. It was a learning experience.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:They had entire shifts of qualified helmsmen forced to give up getting to fly the Starfleet Flagship because Picard wanted to give some kid a turn for a couple of hours. If they wanted a character like that they could've just made him a cadet from the start, who got awkwardly assigned to his mom's ship. I knew a guy in the merchant marine who got assigned as an engineering cadet to a ship where his dad was chief engineer, hilarity presumably ensued.
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Automatic Slim posted:Enterprise D had dozens of children on board in hazardous situations. poo poo, they had a minor driving the drat thing. In the 24th century, humans have moved beyond the concepts of child safety, endangerment, and labor laws. Yowza, we went from space socialists straight to space libertarians
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Ferengi Boston Baked Beans Chakotay's Soup of the Day Data's Ragin Cajun Gumbo
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Arcsquad12 posted:Sisko's salacious jambalaya  
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MrJacobs posted:I love Pregnant Kira casually taking someone else's child on the defiant into a war zone, on multiple occasions. it's so loving retarded and irresponsible that it becomes the funniest poo poo. All they had to do was not give her a lot of scenes outside of Quarks, the promenade, and Ops, and they gently caress it up by making Kira a terrible person for going into conflict zones while pregnant with a kid that isn't even hers. Also going on a solo hunt for a serial killer after being specifically told that was an idiotic plan for a pregnant woman.
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But her baby medicine made her immune to poisoning which let her beat the bad guy!
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Automatic Slim posted:Their first mission encountered an omnipotent god like being that sat in hostile judgement of our entire species. Research vessel my rear end. To be fair, Q did try to turn Wesley into a foxy adult male, presumably without the aid of bone structure or genetics, or even just looking at him. Wes must have spent the rest of his life kicking himself for deciding to be a paunchy nerd adult on principles instead of the Chippendale dancer Q tried to make him
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8,000 people cease to exist. OH WELL. I agree with Sisko's decision though. Also laughed at Odo's shameful secret and the awkward meeting he had with Kira after other Odo confessed. We're still going through DS9 on our first run, we watched the first 3 episodes of S1, plus Tosk cause I wanted to see it, then watched the finale and haven't skipped anything since. I'd agree even skipping most of S1 it starts slow. It's hard to think back to exactly when we were really into it but probably half way into S2. And yes even then there are a few lame episodes but that's maybe 1 for every 10 good or great ones. I like Ferengi centric episodes generally because I love Quark but when it's on the homeworld it's a LOT of cheese and sniveling and Moogi. They're a bit much.
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criscodisco posted:To be fair, Q did try to turn Wesley into a foxy adult male, presumably without the aid of bone structure or genetics, or even just looking at him. Hey Wes, how about we just take 10-15 years off your life right now? Sound like a good idea? Pffff! Little ingrate.
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Blistex posted:Hey Wes, how about we just take 10-15 years off your life right now? Sound like a good idea? Quality not quantity.
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Automatic Slim posted:Quality not quantity. Exactly. 105 years as this  Or 90 as this?  I can't imagine it's too hard a decision
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Holy poo poo! I forgot that this existed. . . hmmm. . . I wonder if it is as bad as wookipedia? YES!
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