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Oh, is this hasperat... replicated? Hmm. You know, I make a really good hasperat. If I had known we were doing Bajoran tonight, I would have brought some. No, it's cool. This is, it's fine. Hey, let's have some of that kanar. Hmm. Is this...?
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Replicated kanar lowers your sperm count.
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Epicurius posted:Is that replicator energy locally sourced?
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FilthyImp posted:Cooking would probably be one of those skills you take up to liven up your Mandatory Federation Friendship Parties (like acting or trombining). A real pro would figure out how to get the replicator to burn the dish.
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McSpanky posted:A real pro would figure out how to get the replicator to burn the dish. Lol look at dis newb cooking boqrat . Next thing you'll say you cook your gagh in some sort of new age Klingon-Italian style hybrid cooking. 
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"Come to Sisko's Authentic Cajun Restaurant! Slightly Different Food Every Day, Guaranteed (TM)!"
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I always saw Sisko's restaurant as like, people going to a colonial town to watch butter get churned and people make candles.
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Remember when Eddington tried to tell Sisko about real cooking lol
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FilthyImp posted:From a bit back but it's impressive how quickly they mash that reset button at the end of that two-parter. The pre-credits wrapup is, like, literally Janeway asking how progress on DeBorging the ship is going, and how Seven looks mostly human now except for one or two Borg piercings. There's a quote from Bryan Fuller in The Fifty Year Mission where he says the writers were pushing to have Seven's transition take up the entire season, but Berman and/or UPN was adamant they get to "the syndication pattern" within a couple of episodes.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:There's a quote from Bryan Fuller in The Fifty Year Mission where he says the writers were pushing to have Seven's transition take up the entire season, but Berman and/or UPN was adamant they get to "the syndication pattern" within a couple of episodes. oh my god gently caress Rick Berman
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:There's a quote from Bryan Fuller in The Fifty Year Mission where he says the writers were pushing to have Seven's transition take up the entire season, but Berman and/or UPN was adamant they get to "the syndication pattern" within a couple of episodes. There's not an  big enough.
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Do you think Rick Berman looks at current television and is embarrassed about his work or do you think he's still way up his own rear end?
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Zesty posted:Do you think Rick Berman looks at current television and is embarrassed about his work or do you think he's still way up his own rear end? This is a man who continually defends These Are the Voyages and Voyager, so
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Astroman posted:Lol look at dis newb cooking boqrat . Bath is se bed live, smooth head. Also, apparently Janeway could burn replicated food so bad she had to resort to pb&j. Which then burst into flames.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:There's a quote from Bryan Fuller in The Fifty Year Mission where he says the writers were pushing to have Seven's transition take up the entire season, but Berman and/or UPN was adamant they get to "the syndication pattern" within a couple of episodes. Would Ryan have put up with corset-induced hypoxia that long?
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Platonicsolid posted:Would Ryan have put up with corset-induced hypoxia that long? Borg makeup was probably looser than the nonsense they had her in for the rest of the show.
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Zesty posted:Do you think Rick Berman looks at current television and is embarrassed about his work or do you think he's still way up his own rear end? There's probably a shitload of current tv execs and producers who still believe wholeheartedly in fully episodic tv, with no continuity. There's still a big market for 1)Show new show. 2)Show it once or twice in rerun in same time slot 3)Sell in syndication, show in afternoons/weekends/on cable It's gonna take years before that gets fully broken by streaming, so they continue to make tv to that.
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Astroman posted:There's probably a shitload of current tv execs and producers who still believe wholeheartedly in fully episodic tv, with no continuity. There's still a big market for 1)Show new show. 2)Show it once or twice in rerun in same time slot 3)Sell in syndication, show in afternoons/weekends/on cable To be completely fair, there are shows that work just fine with zero or minimal continuity. Voyager's failing was that its premise works much better with continuity than without it. Plus DS9 is standing right there next to it.
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Well, TOS is a classic example. But it very much took space as allegory so each could be its own tale, like a collection of Aesop's fables or whatever. the crow that puts pebs into a jar doesn't have to come back when the donkey gets made king.
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FilthyImp posted:From a bit back but it's impressive how quickly they mash that reset button at the end of that two-parter. The pre-credits wrapup is, like, literally Janeway asking how progress on DeBorging the ship is going, and how Seven looks mostly human now except for one or two Borg piercings.
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There are lots of people who are content with the world view they stopped constructing in 1989, and they watch a lot of tv Our dumb president is a daily window on tv's core demographic. You think they want a serial drama?
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Both serialised and episodic television have their niche. One isn't necessarily better than the other, and both have a place. The danger of serialization is making a single episode still be interesting and not just blur into the overall story.
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Some of my favorite shows of all time I haven't seen in years. I haven't watched Breaking Bad since it ended, The Wire in nearly a decade, or stuff like the netflix marvel shows even I haven't rewatched. Contrasted to the fact I've even been known to throw on random episodes of ENT when bored, or watch a Law & Order episode here and there on reruns. I don't think any of those shows are even close to something like The Wire, but I just can't jump in and watch an episode of that, or Breaking Bad or something. I love them, but I can't just go back to them without a huge investment.
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Tom Guycot posted:Some of my favorite shows of all time I haven't seen in years. I haven't watched Breaking Bad since it ended, The Wire in nearly a decade, or stuff like the netflix marvel shows even I haven't rewatched. Contrasted to the fact I've even been known to throw on random episodes of ENT when bored, or watch a Law & Order episode here and there on reruns. Individual scenes hold up pretty well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxBGzUhT-TM All I want from Tarantino Trek is one, just one, scene like this.
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mllaneza posted:All I want from Tarantino Trek is one, just one, scene like this. For all of Tarantino's faults, if he does make a Star Trek, I bet you'll get three.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:There's a quote from Bryan Fuller in The Fifty Year Mission where he says the writers were pushing to have Seven's transition take up the entire season, but Berman and/or UPN was adamant they get to "the syndication pattern" within a couple of episodes. I’m this specific instance I suspect it had more to do with getting Jeri Ryan fuckable ASAP rather than their crusade against continuity.
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Alan_Shore posted:There's surely nothing less Star Trek than Tarantino Michael Bay.
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Cythereal posted:Michael Bay. Even Michael Bay doesn't have gently caress tons of swearing and racist language everywhere. I'd love for Tarantino to challenge himself and try to do genuine Star Trek, let's hope he's up for the challenge.
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Alan_Shore posted:Even Michael Bay doesn't have gently caress tons of swearing and racist language everywhere. I'd love for Tarantino to challenge himself and try to do genuine Star Trek, let's hope he's up for the challenge. I want to see Tarantino do a version of Star Trek IV with the reboot cast.
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Did you see the placard on the hull? The one that says "Vulcan Soul Storage"? No, you didn't. You didn't, because it isn't there!
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ashpanash posted:For all of Tarantino's faults, if he does make a Star Trek, I bet you'll get three. Did that race in TAS with three arms have three feet too? because I think I just guessed what exotic alien he might fetishize
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Cythereal posted:Michael Bay. This is going to sound like heresy, but I think under the right circumstances, he could. For instance, I think he could do a post-DS9 era movie (not with the original cast) that's basically The Rock with a bunch of Jem'Hadar holdouts.
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Michael Bay made Transformers movies where the Autobots are as much villains as the Decepticons, no he wouldn't make a good star trek
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Tighclops posted:Michael Bay made Transformers movies where the Autobots are as much villains as the Decepticons, no he wouldn't make a good star trek optimus prime rips off the head of a man begging for his life
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Tighclops posted:Michael Bay made Transformers movies where the Autobots are as much villains as the Decepticons, no he wouldn't make a good star trek I'm sure I'll be thoroughly disappointed but I have a tiny sliver of hope for the Bubblebee move where everyone is not an rear end in a top hat. But I'm sure Paramount will see that does not happen.
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Tighclops posted:Michael Bay made Transformers movies where the Autobots are as much villains as the Decepticons, no he wouldn't make a good star trek One of his Transformers movies had a main character who carried around a laminated card explaining why he could gently caress his teenage girlfriend. Michael Bay is already a Voyager writer.
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