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Bij and Jamaharon are two sides of the same horga'hn.
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Skipping through DS9 and got to the episode where Odo hooks up with the other changeling and they just bang each other for like 4 days straight.
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Hollismason posted:Skipping through DS9 and got to the episode where Odo hooks up with the other changeling and they just bang each other for like 4 days straight. The first or second changeling he bangs for 4 days straight? Both flaunted in front of the major.
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Grey Cat posted:The first or second changeling he bangs for 4 days straight? My favorite changeling is that total loving weirdo they found flying around in space who discovers the link with Odo and whats to get down on the promenade. That dude is dead though because Odo infected him.
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Jan 30, 2024 05:01
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How many times has Trek repeated an episode/core idea of an episode across the different series? I'm sporadically going through episodes across the different series here and there, and I noticed the Voyager episode "Scientific Method" is very similar to the TNG ep "Schisms", minus the metal table. Aliens that are out of phase/from another dimension running random experiments on the crew without them knowing. Then there's the ENT episode "Doctor's Orders" that's practically beat for beat the same as VOY "One," where in both just the ships doctor and resident cat-suited sexy, yet emotionless and logical, woman are left to command the ship through dangerous regions of space while the rest are in stasis.
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Jan 30, 2024 05:01
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DrBouvenstein posted:How many times has Trek repeated an episode/core idea of an episode across the different series? Voyager repeats a shitload of TNG episodes and DS9 Episodes almost beat for beat.
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Jan 30, 2024 05:04
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counterfeitsaint posted:I think the terrorists got tired of making it rain and decided instead to destroy the planet by reversing the polarity on the tectonic earthquake blockers or something. Then Worf punched them in the face and took back his sonic screwdriver from them so they couldn't mess with stuff anymore. So what actually happened is the terrorists were ecoterrorists They were like "risa used to have fuckoff storms and poo poo. We're gonna turn off / turn up the weather generators". So they did that and nobody is used to that so everyone is having a bad time, and Worf decides to join them because he's pissed at everyone being so sexually promiscuous on Risa and wants to piss on everyone's fun. MikeJF posted:It was a space dog, who says it can't fly. Yeah I remember watching the show and i just put it down to alien dogs being able to jump like crickets when you aren't watching. Like, to be clear, it isn't a "dog". It's an alien creature that looks like, and seems to serve a similar purpose in the society, as a dog.
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Nigmaetcetera posted:Bij and Jamaharon are two sides of the same horga'hn. Which rule of acquisition is this one
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alexandriao posted:So what actually happened is the terrorists were ecoterrorists Unless theres a second worf on risa episode, it was space puritanicals that didnt like risa being the sex world and how loose starfleet was with things They decided that loving with risa was a good show of their platform
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Jimbone Tallshanks posted:Which rule of acquisition is this one Rule of acquisition 98
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They were also upset with how soft and vulnerable the federation was. That nobody had to deal with challenges anymore and they were an easy target for enemies. Basically if someone based a Star Trek villain on the Dad from Calvin and Hobbes.
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DrBouvenstein posted:How many times has Trek repeated an episode/core idea of an episode across the different series? Infinity times.
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Jan 30, 2024 08:13
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Grey Cat posted:Rule of acquisition 98 that one’s forbidden  
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DrBouvenstein posted:How many times has Trek repeated an episode/core idea of an episode across the different series? Voyager repeated core ideas from its own episodes at least twice off the top of my head. Night and The Void. The Killing Game and Workforce.
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The very first two regular episodes of Voyager (after the pilot) both have the same time travel causality plot. Parallax and Time and Again First of May fucked around with this message at 08:46 on Jan 30, 2024 |
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Combs acts the hell out of the ferengi fake teeth e: https://twitter.com/concreteangel16/status/1751960645593965019  Regular Wario fucked around with this message at 09:00 on Jan 30, 2024 |
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I just this fucker as Weyoun in DS9, no wonder I was freaked out
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Jimbone Tallshanks posted:Which rule of acquisition is this one № 69
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Voyager repeated core ideas from its own episodes at least twice off the top of my head. Yeah I didn’t realize that Night and The Void were different episodes until years later because they had merged in my mind. Like when the one aired I thought it was a rerun of the other. The other two are easier to keep separate because only one has Nazis. Oh also there’s Darkling and Latent Image, both “The Doctor freaks the gently caress out because he messes with his program” episodes. And aren’t there two different “Harry sticks it somewhere he shouldn’t” episodes, too?
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Non Compos Mentis posted:Combs acts the hell out of the ferengi fake teeth 
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Combs most under rated role is as Brunt.
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Non Compos Mentis posted:Combs acts the hell out of the ferengi fake teeth All this does is emphasis how Jeffrey Combs would have made a great Data if Spiner wasn't available.
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Big rear end On Fire posted:
He's been working on it his entire life 
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TrashMammal posted:that one’s forbidden Nonsense, it's in the pale moonlight. "every man has his price" Sorry about your book being broken. Grey Cat fucked around with this message at 17:35 on Jan 30, 2024 |
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Scratch Monkey posted:He's been working on it his entire life 
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Some fun TNG behind the scenes photos https://imgur.com/gallery/CMgsCIy
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Apollodorus posted:Yeah I didn’t realize that Night and The Void were different episodes until years later because they had merged in my mind. Like when the one aired I thought it was a rerun of the other. I don't really see how those two are the same beyond some superficial similarities. They both take place in a weird part of space and they both involve aliens local to that space who are treated poorly by others, and end up helping voyager escape. But thematically they're different. The Night has a lot to do with Janeway's guilt over the crew being in the delta quadrant. The Void is more about building home again wherever they are.
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Scratch Monkey posted:Some fun TNG behind the scenes photos  gently caress you, I'm gonna touch it.
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CainFortea posted:I don't really see how those two are the same beyond some superficial similarities. They both take place in a weird part of space and they both involve aliens local to that space who are treated poorly by others, and end up helping voyager escape. The Void is The Time Trap except live action
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Scratch Monkey posted:Some fun TNG behind the scenes photos  LMAO
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Scratch Monkey posted:Some fun TNG behind the scenes photos
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yeah that physical effect in a fish tank looking thing of sand or the atmosphere or whatever is fascinating
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DrBouvenstein posted:How many times has Trek repeated an episode/core idea of an episode across the different series? ENT has a "last two people from a planet locked in eternal war" episode just like TOS VOY has a "does a technological being have rights?" episode just like TNG There's a lot more but those two seemed the most egregious to me.
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Scratch Monkey posted:Some fun TNG behind the scenes photos The effects shot tech is interesting, yeah Weird energy in this one 
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I've read the cast worked so hard on TNG, really long days and stuff. Basically busted their asses. And seeing some of those pics made me think about how the actors whose characters required minimal prosthetics and makeup must have been thanking the gods after seeing what Spiner and Dorn went through for hours on hours. Sure the uniforms didn't fit well and many of them had other gripes but imagine having that stuff on your face for 12 hours or whatever.
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I feel like I've heard Armin Shimerman say that some of the walk-on Ferengi had near-panic attacks under that much poo poo for so long and he would help talk them through it
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Big rear end On Fire posted:I've read the cast worked so hard on TNG, really long days and stuff. Basically busted their asses. And seeing some of those pics made me think about how the actors whose characters required minimal prosthetics and makeup must have been thanking the gods after seeing what Spiner and Dorn went through for hours on hours. Sure the uniforms didn't fit well and many of them had other gripes but imagine having that stuff on your face for 12 hours or whatever. Indeed. The occupation of actor seems like such a dream, and it can be I'm sure, but those folks working 23 episode seasons really had to put in long, intense hours. And yeah, the folks in heavy makeup and prosthetics? I hope at least they can sorta sleep sitting in that chair for hours a day. And this goes for any and all shows that air alot. Like, Soap Opera folks must just grind all the time. And of course everyone behind the camera.
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Squiggle posted:I feel like I've heard Armin Shimerman say that some of the walk-on Ferengi had near-panic attacks under that much poo poo for so long and he would help talk them through it I remember reading that Nana Visitor had a hard time with the Cardassian makeup for that one episode. Like claustrophobia attacks and they had to take frequent breaks.
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Trek Fact: Terry Farrell has really sensitive skin.
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