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Paradoxish posted:Yes? I don't know why a research reactor automatically has to make for a good set piece. The issue is similar to the brewery problem in ST09, the whole location just doesn't feel like a place that should be on the ship. Both breweries and nuclear reactors should be on spaceships, actually
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In the same room if possible.
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I guess Star Trek Starships ran out of ideas so now they are just redoing some of them two times larger for 60 dollars each.
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Watching Ensign Ro. Picard is getting his hair cut as if he had any. And the barber might be talking about a previous episode.
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Sep 14, 2017 01:53
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The sassy barber who gives his opinions freely is my new favorite character
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Sep 14, 2017 01:56
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Sep 14, 2017 01:58
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Man that's a gorgeous shot.
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Sep 14, 2017 01:59
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All Admirals Are Bastards
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All these oblique references would have made me think for certain I missed an episode if I was watching when it aired.
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So she committed some kind of war crime? When Riker got up in her grill I thought it was gonna be to flirt but it was to tell her to take her earring off.
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Sep 14, 2017 02:04
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Jeb! Repetition posted:When Riker got up in her grill I thought it was gonna be to flirt but it was to tell her to take her earring off. This is a classic power move from Riker. When a woman gets off the transporter pad on the Enterprise the first thing she encounters is Riker ordering her to take something off.
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Sep 14, 2017 02:09
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"The camp on the southern continent" Man that world must be empty
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Sep 14, 2017 02:09
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From the Greatest Generation Facebook page, since the hosts brought it up:
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Sep 14, 2017 02:14
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When Keeve told Picard he could never endure if they switched places I thought for a second they might.
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Really wanna know what that report to the admiral about
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Sep 14, 2017 02:18
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Picard found his jacket :whew:
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Sep 14, 2017 02:19
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Jeb! Repetition posted:Even more intrigue Your choice here: either the admiral is bad or something else
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drat so the admiral's plan he told Ro was another lie because she wouldn't cooperate if she knew the truth, and she'd have no recourse when she found out she was lied to.
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Can't believe how hard that Cardassians played that admiral. What a dumbass.
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Oh yeah and I like the shantytown set.
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Episode over. It strongly implied she'll be a recurring character so I wonder if they'll go further into her backstory. Cause they implied what she's infamous for wasn't her fault but I don't think they said exactly why.
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All the themes and episodes you really seem to enjoy are basically DS9.txt. I know people keep saying it, but you should really give it a shot after TNG.
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Jeb! Repetition posted:Can't believe how hard that Cardassians played that admiral. What a dumbass. If Rank=Admiral Get(f<script={EVIL_PLAN}> )
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Arglebargle III posted:If Rank=Admiral Get(f<script={EVIL_PLAN}> Admiral Hanson was all right. Admiral Nechayev might be a thorn in the Enterprise's side but she isn't evil. Plus, you know, Jim Kirk was an Admiral for a little while.
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Is Admiral Ross evil if he did basically the same kind of things Sisko did?
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Baronjutter posted:All the themes and episodes you really seem to enjoy are basically DS9.txt. I know people keep saying it, but you should really give it a shot after TNG. Also, according to Memory Alpha, the Bajorans were going to be oppressed by the Romulans in the first draft of the episode, but Rick Berman, of all people, decided they should switch to the Cardassians, so I suppose he deserves some credit for giving us our favorite lizardy space Nazis.
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Kibayasu posted:Is Admiral Ross evil if he did basically the same kind of things Sisko did?
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I think the Cardassians may be my favorite race in trek, even if you only count their TNG episodes. The paranoia and secrecy of the Romulans with the war culture of the Klingons and vaguely ancient Egyptian ship design. It helps that lead Cardassians were consistently played by really charismatic actors.
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I caught snippets of Redemption Pt II on TV. I need to fast track it to the front of my list.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:and vaguely ancient Egyptian ship design. Eh, I always thought the Galor kinda looked lame and didn't really fit in with the rest of the aesthetic they developed for the Cardassians on DS9. Hideki was a nice merging of the two, though.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:I think the Cardassians may be my favorite race in trek, even if you only count their TNG episodes. The paranoia and secrecy of the Romulans with the war culture of the Klingons and vaguely ancient Egyptian ship design. It helps that lead Cardassians were consistently played by really charismatic actors. There's also the point that the Cardassians are fascinating because, in their own way, they represent a dark mirror to the Federation. The Federation has always been portrayed as the ideal society; after humanity's hardships in the 21st century, we pulled ourselves up, achieved enlightenment, and set out to make the universe a better place. For the Cardassians, that enlightenment never came; they ran out of resources, authority clamped down on their society just to keep civilization functioning, and everything they've done since has been in the name of mere survival. If the Federation is the platonic ideal of progressive Americanism, then the Cardassian Union is what you'd get if an even more cynical version of the Brezhnev-era Soviet Union took over the planet and discovered warp drive. Also, yes, their aesthetics are rad as hell.
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FlamingLiberal posted:Sisko never worked directly with Section 31... I always felt the direct linkage between Ross and 31 was pretty minimal. Seemed to me to be more of a "Stay out of the way, we'll do our thing. Just get a little sick when we ask and we'll take it from here. Thank you patriot". And to be frank 31 were pretty much proven to be accurate in their assessment of Romulan politics being hosed every which way, thanks Nemesis!
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