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mossyfisk posted:The worst part of Tuvix was Neelix "I'm sorry to do this to you Tuvix, but I really need Tuvok back." "And Neelix, right?" "..." "...Righ--[TRANSPORTER SCREECH]"
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*transporter chief "accidentally" elbows the console* oops, captain, Tuvok is fine but looks like I lost Neelix's pattern. *bridge crew bites back smiles*
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Apr 11, 2022 07:13
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In which Neelix’s skeleton is beamed out of his body to a nearby moon.
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Apr 11, 2022 07:22
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Neelix is kept in sickbay for a week with a holographic skeleton while they try to collect all his bones.
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Cojawfee posted:Neelix is kept in sickbay for a week with a holographic skeleton while they try to collect all his bones. Janeway sends Harry out to do it. Alone. With a grabby stick and a shopping bag. If he complains, HIS skeleton gets beamed out too, and he has to go collect it himself.
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Apr 11, 2022 07:54
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The doctor: You've been deskeletonized, no bones about it
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Apr 11, 2022 11:05
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neelix's problem is he has one too many lungs
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John Wick of Dogs posted:The doctor: You've been deskeletonized, no bones about it I'm sorry, you don't find this tibia humerus situation? Apparently I failed to locate your funny bone. Ulna it when I see it. And that's no fibula!
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Apr 11, 2022 13:09
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John Wick of Dogs posted:The doctor: You've been deskeletonized, no bones about it The cast does an "end of episode" chuckle, cut to the ship cruising away and roll credits 8 minutes into the episode.
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Apr 11, 2022 16:52
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PostNouveau posted:How'd that one age? Way better than you'd think possible, really.
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Drink-Mix Man posted:The cast does an "end of episode" chuckle, cut to the ship cruising away and roll credits 8 minutes into the episode. Just do a slice of life about to be interrupted by disaster style thing, except no disaster happens
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Apr 11, 2022 17:17
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Sash! posted:Way better than you'd think possible, really. I'm shocked I seem to remember approximately 50% of the jokes in sitcoms in that era were gay panic jokes
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Apr 11, 2022 17:25
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Frasier did tons of gay panic jokes, yet shockingly they didn't really age poorly at all. It always feels like it's all in good fun and not meant to hurt anybody. Just one more version of the comedic misunderstandings that the show always trafficked in. (I realize many of the cast and crew were in fact gay, but that was probably also true of many lesser shows of the era, so I don't count that for much.)
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Apr 11, 2022 18:30
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PostNouveau posted:I'm shocked I seem to remember approximately 50% of the jokes in sitcoms in that era were gay panic jokes Most of the jokes are about Frasier being too greedy for the social standing that he's completely oblivious to the situation he has created. The only real panic moment was when Frasier, quite literally, feels an erect penis pressed against him.
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Apr 11, 2022 18:33
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Frasier panics over possibly appearing that he's panicking over gayness
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Apr 11, 2022 18:37
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Nullsmack posted:Tuvix: I kinda wish they had played it more like everyone is just going to accept that Tuvok and Neelix are gone and Tuvix is here now. Come to terms with it and accept him for who he is... and then the next time he goes through the transporter Tuvok and Neelix pop out somehow instead of Tuvix. Maybe even have a little funeral for him. And it's weird because both Tuvok and Neelix remember being him. There’s some weird time passage at the end of Voyager Season 2, with both Tuvix and Resolutions taking place over several weeks/months, with no feeling of time passing. It’s a shame Voyager refused to have proper story arcs, as you could have episodes with Tuvix as part of the crew, or episodes with Captain Tuvok (or even combine them when Tuvix has to be placed in charge of the ship, and have Janeway’s research on the planet lead to a way to split Tuvix). They set so much up, and never follow through…
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Apr 11, 2022 18:58
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One of Voyager's biggest sins is that Tuvok still wears yellow when he's the captain in Resolutions. If you have an excuse to put one of your characters in the "wrong" uniform, you should take it!
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Apr 11, 2022 20:13
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Lester Shy posted:One of Voyager's biggest sins is that Tuvok still wears yellow when he's the captain in Resolutions. If you have an excuse to put one of your characters in the "wrong" uniform, you should take it! Counterpoint gold should've always remained the command color. 
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Apr 11, 2022 21:23
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How much CGI Enterprise-D was in the blu ray/streaming remasters? I'm about to sound like a total idiot but I didn't realize they replaced the Big D with CGI *at all* until a conversation with a friend just now. Did they put a CG version into the credits?
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Apr 11, 2022 21:33
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Eimi posted:Counterpoint olive should've always remained the command color. FTFY
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Apr 11, 2022 21:35
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TNG era Mustard would never look right as Command though. You gotta go back to bright red and yellow-gold if you’re gonna switch the division colors. Also light blue for science, none of this green/teal nonsense.
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Admiral Bosch posted:How much CGI Enterprise-D was in the blu ray/streaming remasters? I'm about to sound like a total idiot but I didn't realize they replaced the Big D with CGI *at all* until a conversation with a friend just now. Did they put a CG version into the credits? IIRC, it was only a handful of shots across the entire series for which they couldn’t find the original film passes.
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Apr 11, 2022 21:38
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Who I gotta talk to for a deep purple uniform with gold trim? Representing the 3rd Street Saints over here
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Apr 11, 2022 21:42
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Delsaber posted:Who I gotta talk to for a deep purple uniform with gold trim? Representing the 3rd Street Saints over here Get Samuel L Jackson in a Trek, and it will happen.
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Apr 11, 2022 21:55
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Delsaber posted:Who I gotta talk to for a deep purple uniform with gold trim? Representing the 3rd Street Saints over here I liked that Enterprise used purple and silver to differentiate the admiralty from the general service branch of Starfleet. There was something adorably out of touch about the UESPA's business suit jackets that were designed to mimic the look of the Starfleet onsies as some faux show of solidarity with the rank and file.
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Zaroff posted:There’s some weird time passage at the end of Voyager Season 2, with both Tuvix and Resolutions taking place over several weeks/months, with no feeling of time passing. I wish it was more like Farscape. The main character got duplicated once and it was a whole thing for a big chunk of episodes that season.
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Apr 11, 2022 21:59
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Farscape definitely nailed the balance between episodic and ongoing arc.
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PostNouveau posted:I'm shocked I seem to remember approximately 50% of the jokes in sitcoms in that era were gay panic jokes honestly the other big episode involving a gay man that I remember is when Frasier's mother's old lab partner shows up, and the episode implies that he might be Frasier and Niles' real father until it's revealed at the very end that he's gay like the jokes in the PStew one, most of the jokes are only making fun of gay men if you assume that Frasier himself is a pastiche of a gay man. Almost all the jokes are focused on how he has the same mannerisms and likes/dislikes as Frasier, and the fact that he's gay is used mostly in service of moving along/resolving the plot. As someone above mentioned it might be because multiple main cast members are/were gay, but as far as I can remember the show very rarely took easy bait to make fun of gay people, aside from Gil (which could arguably be viewed as bucking stereotypes since everyone thinks he's gay because he exhibits stereotypes but is actually straight)
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Delsaber posted:Who I gotta talk to for a deep purple uniform with gold trim? Representing the 3rd Street Saints over here Section 69 is down the hall on the left
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HD DAD posted:IIRC, it was only a handful of shots across the entire series for which they couldn’t find the original film passes. Yeah, I would be surprised if there was more than 20 seconds of CG Enterprise-D through all seven seasons.
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So, not the credits flyby? My friend is utterly convinced that it's CG.
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One of them is this specific stock flyby shot Original:  CG:  But no the credits shot is just the original shot but recomposited using modern techniques
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S6 E2 Realm of Fear is the most realistic depiction of how I would react in the Star Trek universe. I would be a hot mess , just thinking every ache and cough was like Tarflerigan Spinal Flu or Klingon Aids.
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Admiral Bosch posted:So, not the credits flyby? My friend is utterly convinced that it's CG. They did add window lighting when the ship goes to warp, if that counts at all.
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Hollismason posted:S6 E2 Realm of Fear is the most realistic depiction of how I would react in the Star Trek universe. I would be a hot mess , just thinking every ache and cough was like Tarflerigan Spinal Flu or Klingon Aids. relax they have all kinds of cool little led lights they can wave over it to make it go away
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CPColin posted:They did add window lighting when the ship goes to warp, if that counts at all. Yeah overall there's not many CG shots of the Enterprise but there are quite a few CG tweaks all up to fix issues here than there.
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Snow Cone Capone posted:As someone above mentioned it might be because multiple main cast members are/were gay, but as far as I can remember the show very rarely took easy bait to make fun of gay people, aside from Gil (which could arguably be viewed as bucking stereotypes since everyone thinks he's gay because he exhibits stereotypes but is actually straight) He's seen going into Bad Billy's at the end of the PStew episode, so some people take that as more than just a gag. I've always contended that Gil, and by extension Deb (his Sarah Lawrence educated auto body shop owner wife), were extremely heterosexual, because it is funnier that way.
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What exactly did O'Brien do to get busted down in rank from Full Lieutenant to Non Com Officer
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MikeJF posted:Yeah overall there's not many CG shots of the Enterprise but there are quite a few CG tweaks all up to fix issues here than there. Yeah, anything that was hand dawn animation before like phaser blasts, force field effects, are all CG now. Same goes for planets and parts of matte paintings. But yeah, the 6ft model was feature film quality. Rescanning the motion passes and recompositing it's really all they needed.
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Hollismason posted:What exactly did O'Brien do to get busted down in rank from Full Lieutenant to Non Com Officer He existed
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