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Cojawfee posted:They held together pretty well. I used to smash them together to make super ships. I did this ALL THE TIME. As I recall, Miranda's nacelles perfectly fit into the Maquis fighters'. Evek posted:The Stargazer model from Picard's ready room. Yeah a model based on a model. I'm now imagining an alternate timeline in which all Federation ships are a sickly yellow. By the way, I have a query for the thread: Is Data golden?
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Data is golden. If you compare him to the white painted Borg in Q Who there is definitely a golden color to him. There were some creepy makeup tests for all sorts of colors done.
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Timby posted:
Cheap plastic doll pink Data would have been something to see for 7 seasons.
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The funniest thing about Data's potential coloring is that Brent Spiner has gone on record as feeling very lucky that the gold makeup was the first one they showed to Gene, and not the bubblegum pink makeup, because Gene just walked in and said "Yup, that looks good!" Unrelated, but I wish they had gone with the "unknown aliens made Data to study humanity" thing. Not sure why, but it seems like it would have been more interesting.
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Data has some hue to him, but saying he's golden leads one to picture C3PO or something. I mean, they are pretty much the same, only Threepio has emotions. Panic, panicker, and panickest.
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:Data has some hue to him, but saying he's golden leads one to picture C3PO or something. Data has always had emotions too, though: 1) childlike wonder 2)happiness at being accepted as almost human and 3) sad that he does not have emotions.
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:Data has some hue to him, but saying he's golden leads one to picture C3PO or something.
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Bicyclops posted:Data has always had emotions too, though: 1) childlike wonder 2)happiness at being accepted as almost human and 3) sad that he does not have emotions.  I can't remember the episode but I did like when he pointed out that despite not having emotions he could still miss people because he expected their input. 
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Apple Jax posted:Speaking of collections...my freaking awesome best friend went to some yard sale and they were giving away a box-o-trek books and she grabbed the ENTIRE BOX for me because they were just going to throw them out and now I have this:
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Being a robot, I don't have emotions, and sometimes that makes me really sad.
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Pascallion posted:You're just begging for the firemen to come back. Oh gently caress me, no. Next time I'll just let the place burn down. DoctorWhat posted:Being a robot, I don't have emotions, and sometimes that makes me really sad. This will always be my favorite Futurama quote.
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DoctorWhat posted:Being a robot, I don't have emotions, and sometimes that makes me really sad. I know it's a Futurama quote but it's also "Data, as a character, described as simply as possible."
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Apple Jax posted:This will always be my favorite Futurama quote. You can't just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry! Or the entire Bigfoot film at the national park. Or "Turns out its man  " scary door.
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My favorite Futurama moment is probably Zoidberg's monologue at the end of the Valentine's Day episode. But  is, by overwhelming degrees, the best character on the show, so that's easy.Non-Zoidberg, I think the "Sexlexia" exchange is loving incredible comedy.
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Hang on, you can't just hijack the Star Trek thread for Futurama posts! This thread is only for Star Trek discussion, even for those of you who hate Star Trek. Yes, Walter Koenig, that includes you! 
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Bicyclops posted:Hang on, you can't just hijack the Star Trek thread for Futurama posts! This thread is only for Star Trek discussion, even for those of you who hate Star Trek. Yes, Walter Koenig, that includes you! But it taught me so much. Like how you should accept people, whether they be Jamaican, mutant, robot, or even female. But most importantly, when I didn't have any friends, it made me feel like maybe I did.
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All this time we thought Bicyclops was a powerful super-being, yet he was just a child.
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Cojawfee posted:All this time we thought Bicyclops was a powerful super-being, yet he was just a child. He's not a child, he's 34!
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That's enough! We're talking about Star Trek. You know, about 2400 episodes, about 30 good ones...
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Bicyclops posted:That's enough! We're talking about Star Trek. You know, about 2400 episodes, about 30 good ones... Oh please, I've watched too many TV shows to remember one particular series. But if you want to discuss my Sixth Doctor cosplay...
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Bicyclops posted:That's enough! We're talking about Star Trek. You know, about 2400 episodes, about 30 good ones... "Of all the episodes you watched me, which ones were good and which ones weren't?" "My dear Bicyclops, they're all good." "Even the bad ones?" "Especially the bad ones."
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DoctorWhat posted:Oh please, I've watched too many TV shows to remember one particular series. But if you want to discuss my Sixth Doctor cosplay... Yeah, I can wear hideous quilts like they're coats, too. Get back to me when you pull off wearing celery on your lapel, noob.
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:Yeah, I can wear hideous quilts like they're coats, too. Get back to me when you pull off wearing celery on your lapel, noob. Laddie, don't you think ya should... rephrase that?
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Anyway, I've just gotten to season 3 (I'm two episodes in), where people assert that Enterprise starts getting good, but so far, it just seems like they've amped up the worst parts of the show (Tucker's reactionary outbursts, T'Pol as a sex object, etc.), lost the sappy, escapist innocence that made the show bearable, and somehow managed to make the theme song even more dreadful. Hopefully it gets better, because I actually enjoyed the first two seasons much more!
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Colin Baker's episodes should be hauled away as garbage  because they are Troughton for life
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DoctorWhat posted:Laddie, don't you think ya should... rephrase that? I'm sorry. I didn't mean to say your post should be hauling garbage, I meant it should be hauled away AS garbage.
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:Colin Baker's episodes should be hauled away as garbage No question, they're awful! Even Vengeance is scarcely bearable! That doesn't make the coat bad. And Six is still goddamn incredible.
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:Colin Baker's episodes should be hauled away as garbage You just come into the Doctor Who thread and say that, Buster. Because people will largely agree and pour you a drink. 
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No, the coat being ugly as poo poo makes the coat bad. It's some Wesley-sweater kind of awful going on. 
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:No, the coat being ugly as poo poo makes the coat bad. It's some Wesley-sweater kind of awful going on. something something sartorial elegance heightened aesthetic sense flibbity jibbity hopeless I can't argue this every day of my life. It's great and you're wrong.
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All British made TV is awful. They've got the fifth biggest economy but have production values of the 50th biggest. C'mon man.
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The coat may be bad, but it's no bus seat material bad.
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Cojawfee posted:The coat may be bad, but it's no bus seat material bad. It's honestly hard to tell which of these things would make you want to punch a person in the face more: Colin Baker's horrible crime coat, Jake Sisko's horrible crime bus seat jumpsuit or just a t-shirt that says "I love Star Trek/Doctor Who."
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Bicyclops posted:It's honestly hard to tell which of these things would make you want to punch a person in the face more: Colin Baker's horrible crime coat, Jake Sisko's horrible crime bus seat jumpsuit or just a t-shirt that says "I love Star Trek/Doctor Who." I can make the Coat work through sheer force of personality. No one can sell the bus seats.
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DoctorWhat posted:Being a robot, I don't have emotions, and sometimes that makes me really sad. Sash! posted:You can't just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry! Yeah. Emotions are dumb and should be hated.
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...please post photos of your Most Hideous Raiment. I thought you were joking about cosplay, but now... now I need to know.
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Me? Joking? As if! 
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Blade_of_tyshalle posted:...please post photos of your Most Hideous Raiment. I thought you were joking about cosplay, but now... now I need to know. He already has in the Doctor Who thread. It's real. Be gentle, he spent a lot of money on it. For reference, I think somebody could pull off the Sisko busseats jumpsuit at a club if they really had some kind of a cult of personality, but I think they'd still have trouble pulling off The Coat. edit: Doctor What, where are the question marks? 
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