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I liked "The Enemy" It had a neat parallel plot going on with the contrasting attitudes of the two Romulans, I kind of hope that Centurian Bach's interactions with Geordie were the instigating event that will result in the still strained but friendlier relations in Deep space 9.
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Also, Riker eats like Kirk was reputed to gently caress.
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The not-so-secret part of why this is the best TNG edit. You in particular might not want to watch it just yet but it's not a huge deal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocPQKjuCqM0
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I liked Admiral Jarrok.
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Toreth is my favourite Romulan. Haughty and dangerous. Also they let Carolyn Seymour use her natural accent.
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Toreth owned.
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BioEnchanted posted:Also, Riker eats like Kirk was reputed to gently caress. More than is good for him?
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I really, really like all the Romulan plot threads going through the TNG-Era stuff. It's a real bummer that Picard seems to be keeping the Romulus Blew Up idea from the 2009 movie. Also the TNG Warbird is the coolest bad guy spaceship ever made. It's such a great design.
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Timeless Appeal posted:I really, really like all the Romulan plot threads going through the TNG-Era stuff. It's a real bummer that Picard seems to be keeping the Romulus Blew Up idea from the 2009 movie. I think it's the coolest ship, period.
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Jul 6, 2019 18:27
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Truly beautiful, strong prow, double-hull, dusty emerald color.
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Watching Mudd's Women and the special make-up and creature effects on actor Jim Goodwin are remarkable. I wonder what kind of alien he's supposed to be ?
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Orv posted:The not-so-secret part of why this is the best TNG edit. You in particular might not want to watch it just yet but it's not a huge deal. huh, so that's where that gif came from...
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Sad King Billy posted:Toreth is my favourite Romulan. Haughty and dangerous. Also they let Carolyn Seymour use her natural accent. You're conflating "The Enemy" with "Face of the Enemy." Funny thing I just discovered, though. The dying Romulan in sickbay who refused a transfusion from Worf because he "would rather die than pollute [his] blood with Klingon filth" was named Patahk. Did this episode predate the first use of petaQ or...? Was one inspired by the other?
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davidspackage posted:Watching Mudd's Women and the special make-up and creature effects on actor Jim Goodwin are remarkable. I wonder what kind of alien he's supposed to be ? Starfleet's first half-human, half-Kelpian officer.
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Hipster_Doofus posted:You're conflating "The Enemy" with "Face of the Enemy." That would be kind of cool to have Klingons incorporate the names of enemies and those who insult the Empire into oaths and slurs.
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It's hosed up we don't have a TOS trek emoji
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The Romulan Admiral who defected was hilariously petty, learning Klingon curse words just so he could use them to annoy Worf. What's the over/under on that being all the Klingon he actually knew? Also the Klingon hair and beards are hilarious to me - they are a race of very very angry William Shakespeares.
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Pick posted:It's hosed up we don't have a TOS trek emoji
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Pick posted:It's hosed up we don't have a TOS trek emoji  tho?
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Nessus posted:
That's from a TNG commercial
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Maybe somebody with more patience than me can make a better version of this
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Or perhaps something along these lines 
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Timeless Appeal posted:I really, really like all the Romulan plot threads going through the TNG-Era stuff. It's a real bummer that Picard seems to be keeping the Romulus Blew Up idea from the 2009 movie. I wonder what they use all the interior space in those for. Romulans probably don't dress up and go on holodeck adventures together, and there's obviously only one barber.
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I'll take them all.
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Nessus posted:
I'm surprised nobody went and made one of these that spelled out C O C K
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Cross-Section posted:I'm surprised nobody went and made one of these that spelled out C O C K Almost positive someone in the Trek thread in GBS did this.
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Fornax Disaster posted:there's obviously only one barber.  Timeless Appeal posted:Also the TNG Warbird is the coolest bad guy spaceship ever made. It's such a great design. When TNG started, they never did poo poo with the Romulans and said "yeah, they hosed off like 50 years ago. Nobody's seen a Romulan or a Romulan ship like, forever!" It really did a lot to bring the mystery back to them, like they had in Balance of Terror where nobody had seen them for years. So when that ship was revealed, it was amazing. Not only to see a Romulan ship for the first time since TOS and through the eyes of the crew who hadn't seen one in their lives, but the fact that it looked so awesome. Birdlike, huge, powerful. Not a Federation looking ship with a bird painted on or a shared Klingon design--something wholly and uniquely Romulan. It was a great moment of TV.
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davidspackage posted:Watching Mudd's Women and the special make-up and creature effects on actor Jim Goodwin are remarkable. I wonder what kind of alien he's supposed to be ? He looks like someone deflated Rodney Dangerfield
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Brawnfire posted:Truly beautiful, strong prow, double-hull, dusty emerald color.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:He looks like someone deflated Rodney Dangerfield Hey now, show some respect.
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Timeless Appeal posted:I really, really like all the Romulan plot threads going through the TNG-Era stuff. It's a real bummer that Picard seems to be keeping the Romulus Blew Up idea from the 2009 movie. I think it's awesome because Picard has personal investment in this Romulan stuff so it leaves room for a lot of interesting character study
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Astroman posted:
Also Romulan Marc Alaimo was in it! 
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Maybe somebody with more patience than me can make a better version of this Post the original for me?
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I liked Tin Man. It was a cool space whale. Tam was also interesting as an exploration of a uniquely alien mental illness.
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The Golden Gael posted:I think it's awesome because Picard has personal investment in this Romulan stuff so it leaves room for a lot of interesting character study Yeah but then we have to remember loving Nemesis. Will they mention his dumb clone too? Hopefully they can afford the Marvel de-aging program for B4/Data
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Zesty posted:Post the original for me? https://gfycat.com/idolizedwetlark
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I can only get it down to 30kb before it looks like poo poo.
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I just watched the episode with the collector. I like that Data was actually in the process of killing the guy as his firearm was in a state of discharge, it was just the warp field jammed the weapon in time.
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And then he lied about it, which I guess is meant to be creepy as they established in the episode that Data is incapable of hurting a human, but that's pretty dumb conceit I am pretty sure they dropped in later episodes. I don't think Data would be capable of being a star fleet officer if he couldn't harm other sentient beings; space battles and all.
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Wow, Sarek's ending was loving Harrowing with Picard having to deal with vulcan-level emotions.
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