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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:What's going on in that picture Jessie Spano is addicted to caffeine pills and has a breakdown. She was too excited. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bflYjF90t7c
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Zesty posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwZiezIxCVU&t=6s
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Jeri Ryan didn't really watch Trek before she started on Voyager. 
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:she sat down and watched an episode of Voyager and it was so bad that she literally started to cry. We've all been there.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Jeri Ryan didn't really watch Trek before she started on Voyager. Was it threshold?
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Foreskin Problems posted:Jessie Spano is addicted to caffeine pills and has a breakdown. She was too excited.  that is so incredibly bad. Was it really supposed to be just caffeine?! (I suppose in those days the censors wouldn't have allowed anything harder.)Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Jeri Ryan didn't really watch Trek before she started on Voyager.
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the edgiest non college years episode of saved by the bell i can recall is the one that dealt with drunk driving where zach and slater are wearing togas and crashed into a telephone poll while driving lisa home. they also had an episode that had a say no to drugs motivational speaker on campus and they found a roach in the bathroom so the gang has to solve the mystery of who is smoking weed at bayside. initially they blame the leather clad punk guy who smoked cigarettes in the bathroom, but he said "I might be dumb but I'm not that dumb," and it turned out it was the say no to drugs guy. luckily mr. baldar saves the day.
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Jan 26, 2018 02:37
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Yeah, it was originally scripted as speed but they were told they couldn't do that in a children's show, so they compromised on caffeine pills.
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Jan 26, 2018 02:39
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nowadays kids taking speed is normal
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Jan 26, 2018 02:43
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well adderall at least. not the good stuff that led to bob dylan writing sad eyed lady of the lowlands
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i couldnt have done undergrad w/o adderall
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Jan 26, 2018 02:52
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if you needed adderall to get a degree then you lack discipline and i don't want you in my workforce mr.
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Jan 26, 2018 02:56
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the adderall mostly helped me with my depression
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Jan 26, 2018 02:57
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You're depressed? Definitely not getting a job.
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i don't really give a poo poo about adderall to be honest but you know i knew a girl in gradschool who was prescribed it for depression. i guess it was because the root of her depression was feeling like she wasn't accomplishing as much as her peers or something?
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Jan 26, 2018 03:02
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in star trek there is no legitimate prescription for adderall. you have to go through quark to get orion mind crystals.
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Jan 26, 2018 03:04
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Mulaney Power Move posted:i don't really give a poo poo about adderall to be honest but you know i knew a girl in gradschool who was prescribed it for depression. i guess it was because the root of her depression was feeling like she wasn't accomplishing as much as her peers or something? in really rare and hosed up cases of sadbrains your brains are so goddamn sad normal ssri's don't work so you gotta trick your brain into thinking its happy with amphetamines
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Jan 26, 2018 03:04
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in star trek you just talk to some mind reader chick whose tits are always hanging out if you're sad
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Jan 26, 2018 03:09
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In real life they don't even need to be mind readers.
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Ghostlight posted:In real life they don't even need to be mind readers. The mind reading lets her know how treatment is going. Depression fucks with your libido, so if her boobs make you horny you're cured!
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Jan 26, 2018 10:54
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BSG: Faith. Jeez, Nana Visitor looks rough in this episode. She is playing a dying woman though.
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Nah, she's still a total fox. Just one that has been caught in a trap for a week, gnawing at itself.
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Also, Baltar's pirate radio broadcasts consist entirely of misappropriated Shakespeare quotes, for some reason.
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shadow puppet of a posted:Nah, she's still a total fox. That is the best horrific description I've ever read  .
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BSG Guess what's coming to dinner: Dammit Saul, it's my job to point out plotholes in this show, not you. There really isn't a good explanation why the cylons never called off attacks on the fleet before season 4 is there? I mean, if all it took was for Anders to make eye contact with a raider for them to be recognized, how the hell could a centurion or something not identify saul during his months of imprisonment on New Caprica? Sine Qua None: Romo Lampkin might be the most ridiculously overwritten character in the entire show, but drat if the actor doesn't sell his psychobabble. Arc Hammer fucked around with this message at 06:28 on Jan 27, 2018 |
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Arcsquad12 posted:BSG Guess what's coming to dinner: Dammit Saul, it's my job to point out plotholes in this show, not you. There really isn't a good explanation why the cylons never called off attacks on the fleet before season 4 is there? I mean, if all it took was for Anders to make eye contact with a raider for them to be recognized, how the hell could a centurion or something not identify saul during his months of imprisonment on New Caprica? I kind of assumed it was tied to Deanna’s religious awakening. Maybe the centurions weren’t aware of the final 5’s identities until she was. The real answer is, of course, that the writers hadn’t even thought of the five until that season.
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BSG: The Hub. Once again, the people running this show have no idea how time works. According to this episode, the events of the previous episode took place over two days. But that can't be right because Lampkin's cat had been dead for weeks, despite it showing up earlier in the previous episode. This is a minor mistake, but so many of these minor mistakes are piling up that it is clear they have no idea what they're doing anymore. EDIT: Lol, they actually played a scare chord when D'Anna told Roslin she was a Cylon. Arc Hammer fucked around with this message at 07:32 on Jan 27, 2018 |
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Arcsquad12 posted:Also, Baltar's pirate radio broadcasts consist entirely of misappropriated Shakespeare quotes, for some reason. Uhhh you mean Shakespeare consists entirely of misappropriated Baltar quotes
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VictorianQueerLit posted:Uhhh you mean Shakespeare consists entirely of misappropriated Baltar quotes All this has happened before and all this will happen again. Who's to say which came first?
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Battlestar Galatica kind of sucks (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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I couldn't get past the bloom of the first battlestar episode.
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I think 33 is the first real BSG episode (after the miniseries) if you don't like that one you don't like good TV.
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MA-Horus posted:I think 33 is the first real BSG episode (after the miniseries) 33 sets the tone for the series perfectly, it's a great first episode for the show. The miniseries caps off with everyone feeling hopeful and optimistic about setting forth into uncharted space. 33 starts with everyone haggard and exhausted because things are rapidly going to hell and the Colonial Fleet cannot catch a loving break.
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So I'm onto Revelations. My opinion of BSG is as follows: it started off as late seasons DS9, and ended as late seasons Voyager. There was a slight parabolic incline before falling off the chart entirely.
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Arcsquad12 posted:So I'm onto Revelations. My opinion of BSG is as follows: it started off as late seasons DS9, and ended as late seasons Voyager. There was a slight parabolic incline before falling off the chart entirely. Yeah the arc of the whole show is: Late seasons DS9, late season Voyager, late season LOST. It's a very sad and bad fall.
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Nah, BSG is consistently good through season 3.5, then a very slight decline to finish the season, a small dip during the episodes where Starbuck is looking for Earth, then back up to season 3 quality to finish the show.
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Baronjutter posted:Yeah the arc of the whole show is: Late seasons DS9, late season Voyager, late season LOST. It's a very sad and bad fall. That's pretty much how I felt, and it seemed even worse because the first season started off so strong, then devolved into the writers scrambling to fill in 50 minutes with no clue where they are going with any of it. I don't know a single person who cared about "omg who is the secret cylon" and just wanted the show to go back to humanity trying to survive instead of everyone turning into an unwatchable basket case and the cylons not having a clue.
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There's definitely a drop in quality once they get off of New Caprica, and do the new Starbuck and final 5 nonsense, but I really enjoyed the mutiny arc, and even the finale up until the last 5 min or so. Also the revelation about Earth 1.0 and the way the fleet just falls apart for awhile after that.
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Discovery: Well. Some poo poo Happened.
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