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Facebook Aunt posted:No, that would have been the sensible thing to do. They specifically mention in this episode that he has had his bones shortened in addition to weird scaring around all his internal organs. And federation medical has tests that detect hidden brainwashing. Oh my God! The temporal cold was is back on! Where ensign Daniels?
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Peachfart posted:Sisko did nothing wrong. Well, had he blown up the wormhole when it first appeared the war would never have happened and billions of lives would have been saved. He would probably have the resources to handle the Maquis too if that hadn't been a concern. But I mean, had he simultaneously bombed Bajor and let Dukat walk out an open airlock that would have solved the other half of the problems on the show. Hindsight and all that.
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Facebook Aunt posted:No, that would have been the sensible thing to do. They specifically mention in this episode that he has had his bones shortened in addition to weird scaring around all his internal organs. And federation medical has tests that detect hidden brainwashing. everyone... except the romulans
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numberoneposter posted:Ummm Scott Bakula??? Helloo?? Or that one guy, what's his name? Oh yeah Bill Shatner
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numberoneposter posted:Ummm Scott Bakula??? Helloo?? NCIS should never count. Always Sunny, on the other hand... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE5yvuKoFmE
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mods change my name posted:Or that one guy, what's his name? Oh yeah Bill Shatner Was not in Con Air.
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guys, Whill Wheaties has also been in tons of stuff outside of Trek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_K8vnx2ZDc&t=99s
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lmao at his "trying really hard to be T2 Edward Furlong" look in that most 90s of videos
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shadow puppet of a posted:guys, Whill Wheaties has also been in tons of stuff outside of Trek Holy poo poo I forgot Video Toaster was a thing
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shadow puppet of a posted:guys, Whill Wheaties has also been in tons of stuff outside of Trek Was that Randall from Clerks?
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Arcsquad12 posted:Colm Meaney has the second most appearances in star trek after Michael dorn but he's definitely the most prolific actor outside of star trek, discounting Patrick Stewart.
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Finally caught STD last night. That poo poo was awesome
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Just to swing it back to the Maquis again for a second A large amount of the Maquis members were ex-Starfleet, using a lot of Starfleet weapons that were conveniently "stolen". And for a long time they were only attacking Cardassian planets. To the insanely suspicious cardassians that'd look like a government-backed guerilla warfare campaign. Especially when the Federation response to hunting down the Maquis was "a few runabouts" or "gently caress it we'll send Janeway"
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MA-Horus posted:Just to swing it back to the Maquis again for a second Janeway would've gassed every planet in the DMZ no matter who settled it
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BSG chat: I just found out that Donnelly Rhodes, the guy who played Doc Cottle, just passed away recently. That's lovely.
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I think you mean of Danger Bay fame. Danger Bay is goku-tier television.
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Danger Bay sounds like a spin off of the great Canadian television program The Beachcombers
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BSG Chat: I started a rewatch for the first time in about a decade. I’d held off out of fear that it wouldn’t hold up to my original memories, but it (mostly) has. I’m about halfway through season 2, and the only bad stretch has been the handful of episodes where Tigh is in command and Adama is injured. I wasn’t crazy about those episodes the first time around either. It’s also interesting watching the show from the beginning knowing that Baltar’s 6 is a literal angel/emissary of god. I never had a huge problem with that reveal, and I know it was borne out of the writer’s strike/having written themselves into a corner, but it sort of works. I think people forget how prevalent the god stuff was throughout the show’s early seasons.
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Arcsquad12 posted:Danger Bay sounds like a spin off of the great Canadian television program The Beachcombers It might as well be. It was a hyper-canadian show about a marine-veterinarian that works at the Vancouver Aquarium, and his family, and the adventures they get into on the water and in the forests rescuing animals and stopping eco-polluters and finding lost boaters and stopping bumbling jewel thieves and other wholesome poo poo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URQ2g4T8Jd8
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:It might as well be. It was a hyper-canadian show about a marine-veterinarian that works at the Vancouver Aquarium, and his family, and the adventures they get into on the water and in the forests rescuing animals and stopping eco-polluters and finding lost boaters and stopping bumbling jewel thieves and other wholesome poo poo. I'd never expect to encounter a Sea Hunt/Quincy/Magnum P.I./MacGuyver hybrid, but there you go. shovelbum posted:Janeway would've gassed every planet in the DMZ no matter who settled it Not so close to Federation space. Her genocidal tendencies came out when no one could hold her accountable. Automatic Slim fucked around with this message at 02:49 on Jan 12, 2018 |
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Automatic Slim posted:I'd never expect to encounter a Sea Hunt/Quincy/Magnum P.I./MacGuyver hybrid, but there you go. Canada is a magical wonderland.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Canada is a magical wonderland. We also had a TV show about an excellent doggo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT9mS074hns
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People always post the end of Pale Moonlight but the iconic moment of DS9 to me is the second to last episode where DS9 crashes into Bajor's moon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lfyLFT5P98
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Yandat posted:about time for the yearly ds9 rewatch They really won't, will they? It managed to strike such a good balance between having an ongoing plotline and continuity while still being able to do adventure of the week stories every now and then. Everything these days is all "previously on *insert show name here*" and even with the recap it's still hard as gently caress to keep up with what's been going on.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:People always post the end of Pale Moonlight but the iconic moment of DS9 to me is the second to last episode where DS9 crashes into Bajor's moon  was that?
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Dang it wrong Star Trek thread. People were posting about how Dark DS9 is and Pale Moonlight got posted, I was pretending this clip of Power Rangers was part of it to trick a guy who's never seen DS9
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Dang it wrong Star Trek thread. Yep, I also read that thread, and you actually got me for a second. "This doesn't look like DS9 season 7..." 
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Wait there's 2 threads?? I just POST in what ever thread says something about star traks is at the top of my control panel!
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Up until the last 5 minutes of the episode, where SUDDENLY Kes' lungs are viable options and she gives up one for him. Man is he hosed once that lung nears the Ocampan lifespan.
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Lamebot posted:Man is he hosed once that lung nears the Ocampan lifespan. I watched voyager S1E14 yesterday and Kes'lifespan came up. What is it, 9 years? That's some reverse anime level paedophilia "she looks like a grown woman, but she's actually 6 years old!"
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Captain Scandinaiva posted:I watched voyager S1E14 yesterday and Kes'lifespan came up. What is it, 9 years? The whole Kes/Neelix relation is nothing but creepy from top to bottom. General inferrence by various plot beats is 1 year = 10 in terms of maturity for Ocampans. Kes isn't even a year old at the start of the series.
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Baronjutter posted:Wait there's 2 threads?? I just POST in what ever thread says something about star traks is at the top of my control panel! Post Factor 10 occupy all trek threads at once, become a time lizard
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Lamebot posted:Man is he hosed once that lung nears the Ocampan lifespan. This is the kind of thing the writers should have remembered and mentioned within the episode, but that would have taken a tiny modicum of effort. Now I’m just imagining Neelix’s lungs dying of old age two weeks after he leaves Voyager.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:The whole Kes/Neelix relation is nothing but creepy from top to bottom. General inferrence by various plot beats is 1 year = 10 in terms of maturity for Ocampans. yeah why the gently caress did they do this christ as if there weren't enough things working against Voyager "hmmm yeah let's make the goofy space-hobbit-man fall in love with the 3 year old that looks 25- that won't be weird guys"
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Monkey Fracas posted:yeah why the gently caress did they do this christ Ohhh, it gets considerably worse. Let me tell you about the episode where crazy nebula radiation pushes Kes into her species' single mating cycle far too early (normally occurring when they're like four years old) and starts insisting Neelix gently caress her throughout the entire episode. He tries to be good and say no, but he's clearly in the wrong and guilting someone into having a child together is a healthy thing to do according to the scriptwriters.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Ohhh, it gets considerably worse. Let me tell you about the episode where crazy nebula radiation pushes Kes into her species' single mating cycle far too early (normally occurring when they're like four years old) and starts insisting Neelix gently caress her throughout the entire episode. He tries to be good and say no, but he's clearly in the wrong and guilting someone into having a child together is a healthy thing to do according to the scriptwriters. Star trek wouldn't be star trek without incredibly creepy relationships played off as normal.
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