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shadow puppet of a posted:That's my alt where I post in the cooking subforum about my love of sliders dipped in baccalà sauce. Nothing to do with Enterprise. Oops, I got Sliders and Quantum Leap mixed up. This doesn't really bother me though  Sisko was also the best captain.
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Sisko saved the entire federation from genocide and occupation and became some sort of time angel and he was the only one who managed to also have an actual family rather than being too emotionally unavailable and stuck up or loving holoirish. Also punched Q and actually got him to leave for good rather than playing his games. He's like a god drat stray cat that feeds on human attention.
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Mar 16, 2017 06:29
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Picard saved the whole universe from an anomaly. Checkmate.
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Alan_Shore posted:Picard saved the whole universe from an anomaly. Picard threatened the whole universe with an anomaly he created.
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Alan_Shore posted:Picard saved the whole universe from an anomaly. Lazarus saved the whole universe too. Only a stalemate on that one, though.
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I can't think of any time Sisko hosed everything up as badly as every one of the other Star Trek captains. He got things done and mostly stuck to his principles. That doesn't make him a fan favorite though, because Star Trek fans are garbage.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Woodograms Xylograms?
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Fair Haven; In Pathfinder we had a well-written script dealing with addiction and the issues rising from favouring fantasy over reality. In the very next episode, we have Kathryn Janeway deleting Michael Sullivan's wife and being encouraged by multiple crewmembers to fall in love with a holographic Irish bartender.
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Mar 16, 2017 09:23
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Hector Beerlioz posted:Janeway is the best, she got Voyager back to the Alpha quadrant To be fair, it took two Janeways to get The Voyager back to the Alpha Quadrant.
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ACRE & EQUAT posted:To be fair, it took two Janeways to get The Voyager back to the Alpha Quadrant. It only took one Janeway to keep them in the Delta Quadrant for seven years.
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Baronjutter posted:Also punched Q and actually got him to leave for good rather than playing his games. The moment Sisko's mighty fist connected, Q realized that the puny Starfleet captain he thought he was screwing with was, in fact, a half human, half energy god being who might actually have the latent ability to beat his rear end. And so Q left and never returned. This is canon now.
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This is my favourite captain.
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Done with TNG, done with DS9, skipped Voyager and now I'm somewhere in season 3 of Enterprise. Here's my take on Archer: He's only good when he's a dick. When he's off the handle breaking rules and putting everyone in jeopardy Scott Bakula is doing some solid acting. Any other time his bland boyish "gee-whiz" line delivery makes him sound like he should have been cast as Chef (who, if I recall correctly, we saw his feet once). -mic drop whose mic was that? so sorry
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An Ounce of Gold posted:Here's my take on Archer: He's only good when he's a dick. When he's off the handle breaking rules and putting everyone in jeopardy Scott Bakula is doing some solid acting. Any other time his bland boyish "gee-whiz" line delivery makes him sound like he should have been cast as Chef (who, if I recall correctly, we saw his feet once). Give you three guesses who you can blame for that
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Just wait until you see who plays the chef
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Fair Haven; If you are gonna have problems with hologram Ireland then I am gonna have problems with you
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Hector Beerlioz posted:If you are gonna have problems with hologram Ireland then I am gonna have problems with you I don't hate Fair Haven itself at all, just that they followed Pathfinder with a plot covering a very similar topic of holodeck usage and its potentially ill effects. Only one actually had a well-written script with care and effort put into it, and the other was a drunken crayon scrawl of "Cap. Janeway + Irish Bartender????" on a napkin.
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The General posted:This is my favourite captain. Please tell me she has a hot pink convertible shuttlecraft and a Malibu-class Dream Starship.
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Powered Descent posted:Please tell me she has a hot pink convertible shuttlecraft and a Malibu-class Dream Starship. She is dating Ensign Harry Ken
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What would a Malibu Class be like anyway? It's probably ironically named because it's just a space version of one of those trucks that pumps out the porta-potties.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:She is dating Ensign Hairless Ken ftfy
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Iron Crowned posted:What would a Malibu Class be like anyway? It's probably ironically named because it's just a space version of one of those trucks that pumps out the porta-potties. Idk if convertibles can work in outer space
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Malibu Class would have tons of holodecks, 9, 10 and 11 Forwards. Its like a mobile Risa, where you get to do serious leisure onboard but also switch jobs on a whim and go between the large sick bay, botany lab, classroom and extra-inviting battle bridge done up in hot pink accent lights.. You can even take on the role of captain for a day no matter what rank you are if you clear it with skipper Skipper first. All the boring & non-aspirational poo poo jobs and ship functions would be crammed into a single warp nacelle, so the ship kinda veers to the right if it goes over warp 4.
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ACRE & EQUAT posted:To be fair, it took two Janeways to get The Voyager back to the Alpha Quadrant. You could kind of say 4 with the Course Oblivion one and the quantum duplicate (from Harry Kim death episode) Maybe 5 with the Janeway impersonator with the big rear end com badge.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:Janeway is the best, she got Voyager back to the Alpha quadrant Sisko once got stranded on the other side of the galaxy. Got home in the same episode.
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Did they build a set or were these scenes green screened? It looks really odd in Relics.
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Zesty Crab Legs posted:Did they build a set or were these scenes green screened? It looks really odd in Relics. Some of each -- they built a partial physical set and greenscreened when they had to. http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Constitution_class_sets#.22Relics.22 
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Tyson Tomko posted:You could kind of say 4 with the Course Oblivion one and the quantum duplicate (from Harry Kim death episode) Goo Voyager was making better time and getting into less poo poo than actual Voyager.
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Goo Voyager
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Zesty Crab Legs posted:Sisko once got stranded on the other side of the galaxy. Got home in the same episode. So did Data and Geordi, Janeway was the only one who lasted 7 years
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bing boop beeeeeeeeep
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Animal-Mother posted:bing boop beeeeeeeeep lol I can hear that sound in my head
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Did you know that Janeway and Chakotay were both in Murder She Wrote. Janeway was in it three times, once the murderer. Chakotay was in it twice and was the victim in one. I forget the other times. Yes, I'm watching Murder She Wrote in order and all episodes. Better than Voyager.
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happyhippy posted:Did you know that Janeway and Chakotay were both in Murder She Wrote. Computer, resume program. 
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I've seen more episodes of that than I'd ever admit.
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Harveygod posted:Computer, resume program. Early 90's futurism had style, man
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i dont know why but on netflix it always defaults me to the fairview or whatever irish poo poo of Voyager. I watched the episode where time goes like 100000xs faster on the planet than the rest of space and that was kind of neat
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