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XYZpdq Jr. said:
for a moment I thought it was going to be one of those silly edits of the VP's face but some big head trek ayyyy
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XYZpdq Jr. said:
for a moment I thought it was going to be one of those silly edits of the VP's face but some big head trek ayyyy
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Not him, but there was another politician who cameoed for some reason.
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Putting aside everyone's thoughts on Stacey Abrams, is this supposed to be her descendent, or is this a Arnold Schwarzenegger in Last Action Hero situation?
 
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Ultraman Orb Dark said:
Not him, but there was another politician who cameoed for some reason.
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Putting aside everyone's thoughts on Stacey Abrams, is this supposed to be her descendent, or is this a Arnold Schwarzenegger in Last Action Hero situation?
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I don’t get this thing where they keep stuffing non-actors in Star Trek. What are you doing here?

Like when TOS cast that celebrity lawyer...Melvin something, name’s slipped my mind. Brian Cox played him in that Zodiac movie.

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Watching the drumhead, I'm pissed off that Picard doesn't point out how upset worf is to be accused of being a traitor because of his parents, but how happily he is to accuse Simon Tarsiss because his grandfather may have been romulan.
 
khaine said:
Watching the drumhead, I'm pissed off that Picard doesn't point out how upset worf is to be accused of being a traitor because of his parents, but how happily he is to accuse Simon Tarsiss because his grandfather may have been romulan.
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I don't think Picard needed to point it out, I think Worf realized it for himself at the end. In his final discussion with Picard he sounds devastated towards his own actions. Worf's realization is in the subtext of the scene, that's how I interpret it.
 
Speaking of Sisko moves. Despite how he's my favorite Captain (Probably biased because he's from my favorite series.) it's funny that he was the loudest and most violent of all the Captains. He yelled a lot. He hit Q! He hit Garak in a fit of rage, etc.

And he's black. What did they mean by this?

I know I know, he was a great dad so that certainly wasn't playing into the stereotype.

Edit: Actually he DOES leave Jake behind at the end! :story:
 
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Rabo 2: Electric Boogaloo said:
Speaking of Sisko moves. Despite how he's my favorite Captain (Probably biased because he's from my favorite series.) it's funny that he was the loudest and most violent of all the Captains. He yelled a lot. He hit Q! He hit Garak in a fit of rage, etc.

And he's black. What did they mean by this?

I know I know, he was a great dad so that certainly wasn't playing into the stereotype.
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Yeah I like Sisko too, but he's the captain I'd be least likely to go see a movie in theaters with. Make of that what you will. Lol.
 
Rabo 2: Electric Boogaloo said:
Speaking of Sisko moves. Despite how he's my favorite Captain (Probably biased because he's from my favorite series.) it's funny that he was the loudest and most violent of all the Captains. He yelled a lot. He hit Q! He hit Garak in a fit of rage, etc.

And he's black. What did they mean by this?

I know I know, he was a great dad so that certainly wasn't playing into the stereotype.
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You try working with the fucking Ridge Noses and you'd want to smack a bitch. The Spoonheads were right to occupy Bajor.
 
Rabo 2: Electric Boogaloo said:
Speaking of Sisko moves. Despite how he's my favorite Captain (Probably biased because he's from my favorite series.) it's funny that he was the loudest and most violent of all the Captains. He yelled a lot. He hit Q! He hit Garak in a fit of rage, etc.

And he's black. What did they mean by this?

I know I know, he was a great dad so that certainly wasn't playing into the stereotype.
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And his son hung out with a thief named Nog.
 
Strange New Worlds had its season finale. The chief engineer implied she was a companion for the Doctor from Doctor Who. They really wanted to do a crossover with the niggerfaggot Doctor. Pike's wife is the Key to Everything and defeats literal Evil and becomes a statue. Scotty wore his dress uniform with a kilt. Kirk and Spock do a mind meld and now are best buds. It felt like the writers watched Babylon 5 and tried to copy it, failing miserably.

Who's ready for Star Trek: Hogworts in a few months?
 
Captain Syrup said:
Don’t even disrespect Babylon 5 (even season five...(:_( ) by putting it in the same sentence. This is "Vancouver tax-break sci-fi filmed in a warehouse" schlock.
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Fine, it's like they copied that shitty Sci-Fi channel Babylon 5 spin off movie that only had G'kar in it. The one with the woman floating around and punching to fire the ship's weapons. I bet the writers prefer Zathras over Zathras.
 
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