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Stunt Rock posted:Finally we get to learn the history of Starfleet’s sister organization: Starfeet. I hear klingon women have spikes on their feet. 
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I mean it's not like Trek right now is great and might be hosed up. Beyond was all right but you have to go back to First Contact for another one worth watching. The worst that can happen is it's another bad movie in a series that has several.
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“Do you see a sign outside this Starbase that says Dead Klingon Storage?”
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Stunt Rock posted:At least the concept art is promising. And it adhere's to rod n berry's vision!
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turn left hillary!! noo posted:Djeordi Unchained The unreleased sequel to Roots.
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Django, his chains undone!
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:Quentin Tarantino presents please specify the number and breed
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VitalSigns posted:The use of the transporter is Star Trek is often insanely reckless. IS THERE AIR??? YOU DON’T KNOW!!!
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and of course someone got horribly injured from exposure to toxic gas I forget who.
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VitalSigns posted:The use of the transporter is Star Trek is often insanely reckless. OBVIOUSLY, they use the life support belts from the animated series, the technology now being so commonplace they don't even mention it! 
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Cythereal posted:Come to think of it, I'm not sure space suits ever show up in DS9 or VOY either. There's an episode of Voyager where Paris and Torres spend the entire episode hanging in empty space in spacesuits after their shuttle blows up.
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Oh yeah, there's also that episode of Voyager where Paris and Kim go to the "Demon" planet in space suits. As I recall, they somehow survived several hours on the planet after running out of oxygen, passing out, and being exposed to the planet's toxic atmosphere. And I'm talking about the real Paris and Kim, not their liquid-metal duplicates in that episode.
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My name is V’Ruck and I like to gently caress.
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Baronjutter posted:Tarantino is apparently actually a trek fan so he might actually make a trek instead of... what ever Discovery is supposed to be. We already know what happens when we get a movie written by a huge Trek fan. 
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:The Hateful Weyoun 8
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In the old TNG tech manual, Rick Sternbach discussed a few times that in the first few years show worked under the principle of "if a set or prop isn't required for an episode, it will not be built, even if it would be important to the crew in-universe." TNG might have gone without an Engineering or shuttlecraft set if they hadn't been explicitly written into the show for "Encounter at Farpoint" and "Coming of Age" respectively. This is the main reason why we never saw EVA suits or lifeboats in TNG. As for why the crew never seem to use EVA suits in situations where hazard protection and a portable air supply would actually be useful, I suppose it's a combination of the main actors not wanting to wear uncomfortable, bulky suits for a long shoot and a desire to see the actors on the screen without their faces and silhouettes being masked by a suit.
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Patrick Stewart has said he would absolutely be involved in Tarantino's Trek if asked: “People are always saying to me, ‘Will you be Jean-Luc Picard again?’ And I cannot think that would be possible, but there are ways in which something like that might come about. But one of my dreams is to work with Tarantino. I admire his work so much, and to be in a Tarantino film would give me so much satisfaction. So, if he is going to direct something to do with Star Trek and there was the possibility of dear old Jean-Luc showing up again and doing that for Mr Tarantino, I would embrace it. The one thing that characterizes all of his movies is that frame by frame, it always challenges, always demands your attention, always demands a very kind of open and generous response to what he does. I also love his sense of humor as a filmmaker. So yes, he would be my first choice.”
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Marshal Radisic posted:In the old TNG tech manual, Rick Sternbach discussed a few times that in the first few years show worked under the principle of "if a set or prop isn't required for an episode, it will not be built, even if it would be important to the crew in-universe." TNG might have gone without an Engineering or shuttlecraft set if they hadn't been explicitly written into the show for "Encounter at Farpoint" and "Coming of Age" respectively. This is the main reason why we never saw EVA suits or lifeboats in TNG. TNG also got its new fancy shuttlecraft because it came from The Final Frontier's budget.
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skasion posted:Color me not at all surprised that PStew loves Tarantino Dude was "My name is John Luck and I'm here to gently caress" levels of horndog on the TNG set, it's not surprising in the least.
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I don't think that an R rated Star Trek is a bad idea or unworkable, but a Tarantino movie may not be the best fit. I don't know how his style and type would fit into the universe. Star Wars perhaps, because the criminal underworld is well defined and central to certain aspects of the universe.
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Y'all are some joyless nerds. I say bring on Sam Jackson in Guinan get up.
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Star Trek XIV: Harry Mudd and the Orion Syndicate Blow poo poo up and shout the N word at someone's feet
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The Bloop posted:Star Trek XIV: Harry Mudd and the Orion Syndicate Blow poo poo up and shout the N word at someone's feet Yeah I’ll take it
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If it's Tarantino, it's gonna be a remake of that TNG episode with the wormhole. Only difference is Lloyd Brawn's foot massage of Troi is 76% of the runtime.
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Literally the only thing that interests me about a potential Tarantino Trek is the possibility of Morricone doing the score.
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Marshal Radisic posted:In the old TNG tech manual, Rick Sternbach discussed a few times that in the first few years show worked under the principle of "if a set or prop isn't required for an episode, it will not be built, even if it would be important to the crew in-universe." TNG might have gone without an Engineering or shuttlecraft set if they hadn't been explicitly written into the show for "Encounter at Farpoint" and "Coming of Age" respectively. This is the main reason why we never saw EVA suits or lifeboats in TNG. DS9 only started using the grey uniforms after First Contact had them made, Voyager only started using the EVA suits after first contact, same with the phaser rifles, and DS9 didn't use those white-shouldered dress uniforms until after Insurrection. It's usually too expensive to make a new one-off uniform type like that, so it's left to the big movies to make new stuff and the shows to adopt them.
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I'd love to see some Star Trek films and series that are just set in the universe, and aren't rehashing the same Federation Starship themes or directly rehashing prior films.
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Instant Sunrise posted:so it's left to the big movies to make new stuff and the shows to adopt them. Unless it's Generations. 
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FuturePastNow posted:I'd love to see some Star Trek films and series that are just set in the universe, and aren't rehashing the same Federation Starship themes or directly rehashing prior films. Yeah. I don't see why it'd have to be a crime movie but you could easily do a Tarantino criminal Star Trek movie if you just put it outside the Federation. We already saw the edges of that world in DS9.
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A movie about the Bajoran resistance. "You all owe me one hundred Cardassian scalps."
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Inglorious bastards but scalpin' spoon heads would work, but it wouldn't ever happen because who knows what a Bajoran is? That's some DS9 poo poo. But the federation wasn't involved in the resistance, so no kirk, no picard, no enterprise, no studio support.
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Holy gently caress what if its a Eugenics War movie or just someone punching Daniels in the face over and over again while they shift through differnt timelines
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The Bloop posted:Holy gently caress what if its a Eugenics War movie Nick Meyer is working on an undisclosed Khan project (probably a book), which almost certainly covers that.
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