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Powered Descent posted:In-universe, too. On the Tarellian ship from Haven: Pahpshmir must be a time lord. He exists in The Naked Gun, Babylon 5 and Star Trek TNG.
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Powered Descent posted:In-universe, too. On the Tarellian ship from Haven: I assume that's why they have a bald man as captain.
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Knormal posted:Man, that culture loves their orbs. It appears to be something of a theme, doesn't it?
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# ? May 7, 2024 21:44 |
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Knormal posted:Man, that culture loves their orbs. That's why the first officer lady is there too.
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Atlas Hugged posted:I finished up TNG season 3 and that season really does fire on all cylinders after the halfway point. Let's hope season 4 keeps up the momentum. His dad was one of the first people in Fiddler On The Roof! Also it makes me laugh that his parents are from Minsk and are constantly called Russian. I guess Belarus never existed in the Trek Universe? But also technically worf was raised on Gault rather than on Earth
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# ? May 8, 2024 01:34 |
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Arivia posted:I’m pleasantly surprised the Ex Astris Scientia guy even acknowledges any Trek from the last ten years exists. He's classified Discovery and SNW as a different timeline.
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# ? May 8, 2024 01:39 |
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Taear posted:Also it makes me laugh that his parents are from Minsk and are constantly called Russian. I guess Belarus never existed in the Trek Universe? People can move. William Shatner is a Canadian who's lived in Los Angeles for most of his life.
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# ? May 8, 2024 02:07 |
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MikeJF posted:He's classified Discovery and SNW as a different timeline. The inside of that guy’s mind must be an amazing dimension to visit.
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Taear posted:
Maybe World War 3 had something to do with it.
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# ? May 8, 2024 02:32 |
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Apollodorus posted:The inside of that guy’s mind must be an amazing dimension to visit. Bernd is this borderline insane weird Trek gatekeeper. Dude was on the front lines of the internet culture war trying to proclaim Enterprise non-canon back in the 00s. This is not his first rodeo. And by "rodeo" I mean "being weird and mad about Star Trek".
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# ? May 8, 2024 02:46 |
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And the other main guy maintaining the site is the most wholesome 'It's all Trek and I love it all regardless!' guy and somehow they exist in some kind of unholy alliance.
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# ? May 8, 2024 03:07 |
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MikeJF posted:He's classified Discovery and SNW as a different timeline. It's no "canon is an illusion" but, baby steps
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# ? May 8, 2024 03:54 |
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Continuity can be a wonderful thing for telling stories but it's been abused by money sucking assholes for so long that the idea of interconnected stories or a shared universe can be almost off putting now
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When it's not good for telling the story being told, it's not worth preserving. It's weird canon has the expectation of being one consistent thing when the canon of biblical texts can vary so widely people form different religions out of their chosen canon. Canon is whatever you and enough people who agree with you say it is.
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# ? May 8, 2024 04:20 |
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Taear posted:I guess Belarus never existed in the Trek Universe? Well, it didn't exist in 1987.
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# ? May 8, 2024 05:09 |
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Taear posted:Also it makes me laugh that his parents are from Minsk and are constantly called Russian. I guess Belarus never existed in the Trek Universe? Like 8 percent of Belarus is ethnic Russians
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# ? May 8, 2024 05:10 |
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Taear posted:His dad was one of the first people in Fiddler On The Roof! I hate getting political but isn't Belarus essentially Russia's meat shield? Have they ever not done exactly as they were told by big daddy Putin?
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# ? May 8, 2024 05:13 |
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counterfeitsaint posted:I hate getting political but isn't Belarus essentially Russia's meat shield? Have they ever not done exactly as they were told by big daddy Putin? That's because of the current regime and their dictator used to be a big guy in USSR. The popular opposition wants Belarus to become its own thing, and go towards EU.
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Atlas Hugged posted:I finished up TNG season 3 and that season really does fire on all cylinders after the halfway point. Let's hope season 4 keeps up the momentum. The biggest thing I wish we could have seen in TNG and DS9 is Worfs extended family interacting with each other. I wanna see Kurn make awkward small talk with the Rozhenkos. I want to see Alex bonding with Jeremy Aster, cos yeah he's never met this weird human dweeb, but family is family.
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# ? May 8, 2024 11:34 |
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Strom Cuzewon posted:The biggest thing I wish we could have seen in TNG and DS9 is Worfs extended family interacting with each other. I wanna see Kurn make awkward small talk with the Rozhenkos. Holy poo poo I don't know how I've never thought about this before, but I haven't and now I can't think of anything else. THIS DEFINITELY SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED
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# ? May 8, 2024 11:35 |
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Kurn in an ugly sweater staring at the Christmas pig roast
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# ? May 8, 2024 13:40 |
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I will consume some of your burnt, replicated swine meat. Because it is what you humans call a “special occasion”, and for that reason only. edit: VVVVVV yeah, like that VVVVVV Apollodorus fucked around with this message at 15:45 on May 8, 2024 |
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Apollodorus posted:I will... conSUME... some of your burnt, replicated... SWINE meat. Because it is what ... you HUmans... call a “special... ocCASion”, and ... for that reason ... only.
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Kurn should have been sent to live with Worf's other brother.
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# ? May 8, 2024 16:03 |
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Der Kyhe posted:That's because of the current regime and their dictator used to be a big guy in USSR. The popular opposition wants Belarus to become its own thing, and go towards EU. Belarus as a nation state is practically brand new. "Belarusian" was a linguistic region inside the fluid borders of Lithuania, Poland, and Russia from the moment the group emerged in the 1200s. There wouldn't be a Belarus until 1918 and that was was only for like 10 months before just going back to being part of the Russian Empire (under the new Soviet branding). The Belarus that shows up in 1991 was a first fully sovereign and sustained Belarusian state ever.
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A Star Trek spinoff where it's just a family sitcom starring Paul Sorvino, Tony Todd, and Alexander (portrayed by a 4th actor) is something I would actually watch.
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counterfeitsaint posted:A Star Trek spinoff where it's just a family sitcom starring Paul Sorvino, Tony Todd, and Alexander (portrayed by a 4th actor) is something I would actually watch. Most amazing spin I’ve heard yet on the Two and a Half Men concept, ngl
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# ? May 8, 2024 18:37 |
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Sash! posted:Belarus as a nation state is practically brand new. "Belarusian" was a linguistic region inside the fluid borders of Lithuania, Poland, and Russia from the moment the group emerged in the 1200s. There wouldn't be a Belarus until 1918 and that was was only for like 10 months before just going back to being part of the Russian Empire (under the new Soviet branding). The Belarus that shows up in 1991 was a first fully sovereign and sustained Belarusian state ever. I hate to be that poster but nothing I said contradicted what you said. In the recent developments the Belarusian people wanted to go towards West and down the line join the EU, but their current leader Captain Combover threw out the 2020 election results and Putin sent an army group to Belarus to quell the civil uprising. It was before close to Russia, but especially afterwards just a nominally independent extension to Putin's empire ran by USSR has-been.
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# ? May 8, 2024 19:42 |
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Taear posted:I just watched 2012 and it was great to see Vreenak there as a general. He didn't get many lines but it reminded me I'd seen him in a weird horror film where he was a radio DJ (Pontypool I think is the name) Yup, Pontypool is a great nontraditional zombie flick and Stephen McHattie is always welcome when he shows up in something. Sometimes I don't recognize him right off the bat but usually I go "hey, this dude's got amazingly thin little lips, is that McHattie? Oh yeah it is"
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# ? May 8, 2024 19:53 |
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Knormal posted:Man, that culture loves their orbs. Didn't there used to be a single-serving website tracking appearances of the Balls Chair?
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Der Kyhe posted:I hate to be that poster but nothing I said contradicted what you said. I was adding to what you said not correcting you
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Sash! posted:I was adding to what you said not correcting you Ah, sorry.
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# ? May 8, 2024 19:58 |
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At this point in history, it's probably more likely that Belarus is (re)annexed by Russia at some point than Irish reunification through violence. And we all agree that's coming this year, right? Or, if you wanna be generous, maybe the Belarusian identity stopped being important after planetary unification? I would imagine that the concept of "Belgian" would be gone in 20 years if it stopped being a country, maybe it's the same for future Belarus?
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# ? May 8, 2024 20:47 |
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BonHair posted:At this point in history, it's probably more likely that Belarus is (re)annexed by Russia at some point than Irish reunification through violence. And we all agree that's coming this year, right? Its probably not exactly the same as I have understood, Belgians themselves don't consider to be Belgians, but Flemish or Wallonians, unless they are from Brussels which is its own thing. Belarus, as mentioned by Sash! is a cultural identity that has for centuries been a linguistic region which is similar and at the same time a different from all national identities of the region until they got a Soviet people's republic to run a century ago and own country when USSR collapsed.
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# ? May 8, 2024 20:56 |
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They aren’t anything, they’re cosplaying like Worf does with Klingon culture.
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# ? May 8, 2024 21:09 |
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Wii Spawn Camper posted:They aren’t anything, they’re cosplaying like Worf does with Klingon culture. I'm pretty sure that Putin said this about Ukraine so now we've hit every box
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BonHair posted:At this point in history, it's probably more likely that Belarus is (re)annexed by Russia at some point than Irish reunification through violence. And we all agree that's coming this year, right? Star Trek doesn't really do well with "what happened after world war 3" because surely realistically no nation states would still exist. How does Mogadishu (where Geordie is from) or (especially, really) Paris still exist?
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# ? May 9, 2024 00:29 |
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Taear posted:Star Trek doesn't really do well with "what happened after world war 3" because surely realistically no nation states would still exist. How does Mogadishu (where Geordie is from) or (especially, really) Paris still exist? Who would launch a nuke at Somalia?
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Taear posted:Star Trek doesn't really do well with "what happened after world war 3" because surely realistically no nation states would still exist. How does Mogadishu (where Geordie is from) or (especially, really) Paris still exist? Rebuilt by nanites before they all forgot what they were
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A.o.D. posted:Who would launch a nuke at Somalia? Who would launch a nuke at Richmond, Indiana? Kinda hard to know what the political makeup of the trek world of the 2020s is
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