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thotsky posted:I meant the pah-wraith episode all along, am I misremembering the title? oh maybe. i thought the assignment was the one where miles was a clone but you might be right edit: you are correct Verviticus fucked around with this message at 23:36 on Feb 14, 2021 |
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Tin Man episode of TNG easily one of my favorites of entire series. As alien lifeform it's one of the most fascinating in the show.
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thotsky posted:A surface level read of the show is fine too when it adds to the joke. I don't mind Keiko being portrayed as a shrew in the context of making fun of O'Brians lot in life, but I don't actually think the show supports that read; the marriage clearly means a lot to him. Hi, I mostly lurk this thread but I wanted to drop in and mention a friend's podcast also interviewed Rosalind about her time on Star Trek and it's pretty insightful about how she got the role and what she thought of it. I mean, she doesn't really address the "lol Keiko's the worst" opinions out there because they might not be aware of it, but it's a great look at how her acting career and her Star Trek time coincide! https://www.alltheasiansonstartrek.com/2020/12/11-rosalind-chao.html
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It's a shame that there's no outtake out there of Patrick Stewart replying with a straight face "Yes, I am John-Luck Pickerd."
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knox posted:Tin Man episode of TNG easily one of my favorites of entire series. As alien lifeform it's one of the most fascinating in the show. I don't know if an episode about a Tin Man. Are you referring to the episode about the Tin MAAAAN?
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https://twitter.com/ZoneArchives/status/1361041205455421440
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Timby posted:I don't think DS9's working conditions were tough, per se, but by all accounts, from cast and crew alike, it was a very different atmosphere from TNG and even Voyager, which were well-known for having a very jovial sense of camaraderie among everyone. DS9, on the other hand, was very workmanlike and there was not a lot of goofing around. Part of that is because DS9 could tend to have fairly compressed shooting days because of the complexity of its sets (meaning it could take a while for camera setups), part of that is just the actors who were involved, part of it is the tone of the scripts themselves. But I believe even Michael Dorn said that on TNG, it felt like he was part of a family, whereas on DS9, the atmosphere was very much "showing up for work." Honestly, I think this shows. If nothing else, it feels like the TNG actors also had the chemistry where they started to use similar acting styles to one another. It doesn't feel like there's a Shakespearean actor NEXT TO a choreographer NEXT TO the guy from Roots. There's something to distinguish in that I think DS9 has more interesting characters overall, and a fair number are more well-realized by the specific actor who played them, but they don't mesh that well from an acting styles perspective so it feels a little awkwardly quilted-together at times. There are definitely movie actors next to theatre actors next to TV actors. Maybe if they'd had more time to become friends it would feel a little less disjointed in whatever the style of the show was for its cast.
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STAR TREKS ON MOTORCYCLES!
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Feb 15, 2021 10:21
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Star Trek Super Star Trek Star Trek 64 Star Trek: The Wand of Gamelon
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Goblin Craft posted:Star Trek The Clown : You've killed me! Janeway: Good!
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Feb 15, 2021 14:33
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Holographic Janeway straight up drinking in the Clown's demise is awesome to behold
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Goblin Craft posted:Star Trek Clearly this post should have been Star Trek: A Link To The Past Star Trek: Ocarina of Time Star Trek: Majora's Mask Star Trek: The Wand of Gamelon
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Star Trek: Advent Children
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Star Fantasy I Star Fantasy IV Star Fantasy VI Star Fantasy X
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HD DAD posted:Star Trek: Advent Children That final showdown between Sisko and Dukat got loving WILD, didn’t it?
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“Shall I give you despair, Benjamin?” Admit it, you can hear Marc Alaimo saying that in your head as Dukat.
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Feb 15, 2021 20:22
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Get your anime poo poo out of my Trek
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Feb 15, 2021 21:02
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Ok, I will just pilot my Akira class starship to the home planet of the Naussicans (of the valley of the wind)
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FlamingLiberal posted:Get your anime poo poo out of my Trek Trek was already an anime.
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ANBO-JYUTSU IS THE ULTIMATE MARTIAL ART, BUT DON'T USE THE HACHIDAN KIRITSU, ITS ILLEGAL! 
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FlamingLiberal posted:Get your anime poo poo out of my Trek you're over thirty years too late Farmer Crack-rear end posted:I'm not sure the cetacean ops thing was even something from the producers or writers, that might have strictly been an invention of the art department. I know Rick Sternbach was big on the idea, and he also worked in a bunch of anime references all over the place; there's Dirty Pair references in a bunch of the filler text shown on computer displays, and Nanmo the robot even got used as a model for not one but two props on the show (The Egg, from Evolution, and the Exocomps): Farmer Crack-rear end posted:tl;dr anime is real in star trek
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Feb 15, 2021 22:05
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Also the USS Yamato is, behind the scenes, an anime reference
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Angry_Ed posted:Also the USS Yamato is, behind the scenes, an anime reference
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Feb 15, 2021 22:39
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Only if you really cared about WW2 battleships
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And the Akira class. TNG era Trek has weeb all over it.
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Those cowards never dropped any Ranma 1/2 references.  Maybe the words Urusei Yatsura appeared in an okudagram somewhere though, close enough.
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You’re in luck because Memory Alpha says that was the name of a Starfleet ship shown on an Okudagram in Up the Long Ladder lol
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Feb 15, 2021 23:49
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FlamingLiberal posted:Would have made more sense if it was named after the WW2 Japanese battleship Space battleship Yamato is the WW2 Japanese battleship. Just in space
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lol https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/SS_Urusei_Yatsura
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It is days like these that I have no idea what everyone is talking about, but okay about it cause I've never been a fan of anime 
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FlamingLiberal posted:Would have made more sense if it was named after the WW2 Japanese battleship Why not both?
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Axe-man posted:It is days like these that I have no idea what everyone is talking about, but okay about it cause I've never been a fan of anime They turned the WWII battleship Yamato into a coolass spaceship. There, you're all caught up.
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It was refurbished, you might say Faster than even Voyager, it made it to the Large Magellanic Cloud and back in under a year (148,000 light years) And it didn't need help from a weirdo in striped pajamas either
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Binary Badger posted:It was refurbished, you might say It did need blue space Nazis to gently caress Earth though
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I introduced my wife to the horror that is Threshold last night She’s probably never going to forgive me for that
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How bad that episode is is way over hyped. It's an average level of bad. One thing I noticed about the pilot I watched last week, Kim and Torres have some incurable legions that are going to kill them, the Ocampa think they were sent to them so they wouldn't infect their crews, but as soon as they reach the surface is just like a jump cut to them and everyone else back in uniform on Voyager, no mention of it is ever made again. I can assume this was easy for Voyager to treat with its advanced medical technology, but it just, like, isn't mentioned or even handwaved away!
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Delsaber posted:Those cowards never dropped any Ranma 1/2 references. When Curzon Dax gets splashed with cold water...
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John Wick of Dogs posted:One thing I noticed about the pilot I watched last week, I tried to watch the Voyager pilot last night, because Greatest Gen has moved on to Voyager. I got thirty minutes in and it felt like 75 minutes had gone by. Also, they'd used "some kind/sort of" at least five times already. I couldn't do it and turned it off.
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