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TOS is set after the Earth-Romulan war, so "no wars” feels less like a moral stance and more like classic Roddenberry bullshit.Roddy felt that the Feds should be above that kind of behavor
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TOS is set after the Earth-Romulan war, so "no wars” feels less like a moral stance and more like classic Roddenberry bullshit.Roddy felt that the Feds should be above that kind of behavor
Really it worked out for the best as I thought the weakest part of DS9 was the all the war shit they put in to keep the modern audience interested.
That boar apparently pissed on the bridge and stunk up the place even worse than Marina Sirtis' acting.View attachment 7571641
Yeah man, Deep Space Nine really could’ve used a little mascot. Like where’s their Porthos? Where’s their Spot? Just give Odo a Targ to raise, let it sleep in Quark’s bar and gore Bashir in the butt with its horn.
what about a cute vietnamese pot belly pig with space stuff glued to it like the space dog in TOSThat boar apparently pissed on the bridge and stunk up the place even worse than Marina Sirtis' acting.
Klingons have a few junkyard dog–style pets in the movies, none of which are explicitly called "Targs". Eventually someone at Paramount was like, “okay it’s the pig one ".Given that they had access to all the props from the movies, one wonders why they didn't just use a proper targ like Commander Kruge's?
Are you forgetting about Morn?Yeah man, Deep Space Nine really could’ve used a little mascot.
I think Morn was pretty clear how he felt about being the bar's mascot. If he was so damn mad about being the token mudskipper, he should have said something sooner rather than go on that rant.Are you forgetting about Morn?
It would go into the trash, no actual human with knowledge about the issue would read it. paramount is a corporation like any other. That means: women and poojeets in HR, absurd credentialism, nepotism and rampant incompetence everywhere.I wonder what would happen if I wrote an amateur screenplay/pitch and sent it to Paramount?
Not only that, but you require industry representation to send stuff. If you send an unsolicited teleplay, it goes right into the trash. So many people send in so much stuff that it opens studios up to legal liability if they even peek at it.It would go into the trash, no actual human with knowledge about the issue would read it. paramount is a corporation like any other. That means: women and poojeets in HR, absurd credentialism, nepotism and rampant incompetence everywhere.
Besides the legal issue and to their credit: 99.99% of what fans send in is shit anyway. It's the same with fanfiction; the overwhelming majority of it is utter shit.Not only that, but you require industry representation to send stuff. If you send an unsolicited teleplay, it goes right into the trash. So many people send in so much stuff that it opens studios up to legal liability if they even peek at it.
That's how Ron D. Moore got started writing for TNG.iirc during the 90s they actually did have an open submission policy
it comes up in Trekkies
They had to institute a special rule just against Kirk/Spock and all the other "slash" ships, probably the origin of that term for gay fanfics.iirc during the 90s they actually did have an open submission policy
it comes up in Trekkies
Picardo’s a hack. Always has been. A solid, dependable hack, but a hack all the same.Robert picardo is reprising his role as the doctor
I wonder what would happen if I wrote an amateur screenplay/pitch and sent it to Paramount?
OPEN SUBMISSION - Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Written by: Captain Syrup
TEASER:
INT. SICKBAY – DAY
CHRISTINE CHAPEL, our brilliant and unflappably cool nurse, is hunched over a tricorder. But something’s different… her Starfleet uniform pants are dangerously tight. The seams groan.
CHAPEL
(cheerful, slightly winded)
I don’t remember the replicator fries being this good.
She bends to pick up a dropped hypospray. A BWOMP sound is heard — her backside knocks over a medical cart. CUT TO BLACK.
TITLE SEQUENCE
ACT ONE:
INT. ENTERPRISE – MESS HALL
Chapel is in line at the replicator, again. Uhura gives her a side-eye.
UHURA
That's your third "Truffle Mac & Cheese Nebula Bowl" today.
CHAPEL
I'm running experiments. On myself. For... gut biome. Leave it alone.
CUT TO:
INT. TURBOLIFT
Chapel tries to enter the turbolift, but — THWUMP — her now vastly exaggerated posterior wedges itself in the doorway.
SPOCK
(curiously)
Fascinating. Have you altered your center of mass?
CHAPEL
(grunting)
Can you not log this in my personnel file, Spock?
The lift doors won’t close. Alarms blare. A RED ALERT activates, misinterpreting her wedged butt as a hostile lifeform.
You wound me, sir. What did I do to earn your contempt?
Didn't Bryan Fuller get a couple of episodes that way too?That's how Ron D. Moore got started writing for TNG.
Kruge's targ had its internals hacked up and destroyed for the scene where he has to hold its corpse after the Enterprise attacks. Even if it hadn't been wrecked, by the time of TNG, that foam rubber cast would have been too fragile to use, and it's unlikely the moulds would still be around.Given that they had access to all the props from the movies, one wonders why they didn't just use a proper targ like Commander Kruge's?
I liked the fact that you could see it continuing in the background of three consecutive episodes, which meant he must have been ranting constantly for almost a month straight. Talk about mad.he should have said something sooner rather than go on that rant.