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In all the interviews from Shat I've seen over the past year he's appeared mentally sharp. He's lost a bunch of weight recently, but still looks amazingly robust for his age.

In reality, Shatner has never really been online, and hasn't given a single fuck about his Internet presence since the Tekwar books got turned into a TV show in the late 90's. As long as he keeps getting paid for personal appearances Camuso can do whatever he wants with the Twitter, Facebook, or personal web sites.
I will say when people lose weight like he just has that's often a bad sign, so.. We'll see. Bit concerned but he's basically made it. I just hope he outlives that bastard Takei.

He gave a speech just a bit ago at that award thing, seemed sharp, but at his age never know.
 
I will say when people lose weight like he just has that's often a bad sign, so.. We'll see. Bit concerned but he's basically made it. I just hope he outlives that bastard Takei.
The weight loss is really the first time where I thought he was actually looking old. But he still seems amazingly spry for 95.

I'm honestly shocked Takei didn't die of GRIDs 30+ years ago. He already looked old and shockingly frail back in the 90's.
 
The weight loss is really the first time where I thought he was actually looking old. But he still seems amazingly spry for 95.

I'm honestly shocked Takei didn't die of GRIDs 30+ years ago. He already looked old and shockingly frail back in the 90's.
Chubby people like him usually live longer than Nimoy types that you can't tell really. Or at least are visibly as 'aged'. The ozempic mess going on is going to age a ton of celebs and has already. Usually sudden weight loss is due to cancer of some sort at nearly any age, but especially over 65. So again we'll see. And yeah, Takei's been bone thin forever. But japs sometimes go on and on that way.
 
Chubby people like him usually live longer than Nimoy types that you can't tell really. Or at least are visibly as 'aged'. The ozempic mess going on is going to age a ton of celebs and has already. Usually sudden weight loss is due to cancer of some sort at nearly any age, but especially over 65. So again we'll see. And yeah, Takei's been bone thin forever. But japs sometimes go on and on that way.
Look, I'm just saying, if there was ever a vain 95 year-old that OD's on Ozempic in the futile attempt to look a little bit younger, it'll be Bill fucking Shatner.
 
Look, I'm just saying, if there was ever a vain 95 year-old that OD's on Ozempic in the futile attempt to look a little bit younger, it'll be Bill fucking Shatner.
True lol. I hope he isn't on that at that age. I imagine it's not a good outcome but, but the dude's a legend and I hope he makes it over 100. I never got to meet him but had chances, kinda sucks.
 
Once Star Trek as a Paramount franchise is dead dead, what is going on be the moratorium on Star Trek? Do you think anyone will give a shit about it in 20 years or will it be just an ultra niche ip like John Carter?
 
Once Star Trek as a Paramount franchise is dead dead, what is going on be the moratorium on Star Trek? Do you think anyone will give a shit about it in 20 years or will it be just an ultra niche ip like John Carter?
They did a long break from Nemesis to 09. Really, 20 years, that means nobody in that lineup is going to be viable at all. Star Wars and Trek need a 20 year break. So done James Bond. But how many fans or anyone involved will be around at all? It's not easy to say to your company and shareholders we're going to come back when your kids are in high school.
 
It's got the best ratio of gems to turds compared to every other Trek. It doesn't have the same season 1 growing pains that, say, TNG or Enterprise had. It's also really nuanced. Like, O'Brien's pretty racist towards Cardassians well into the series. Not like, a frothing at the mouth retard about it either. A very believable kind of attitude about it. It's really interesting how the Federation's ideals both do and don't survive when pushed a little too. Getting to see that the Federation's got a few cracks in it is nice, but it's not overboard with it.
While it was not said on DS9, "I hate what I became, because of you," is such a heavy quote that it gave a glimpse of that nuance.

 
Once Star Trek as a Paramount franchise is dead dead, what is going on be the moratorium on Star Trek? Do you think anyone will give a shit about it in 20 years or will it be just an ultra niche ip like John Carter?
It might sit for a while like the post-ENT period and another company will take a stab at it. The best outcome will be in the actual 2090's when TNG's and DS9's copyrights expire. Then retards like us can make better Trek series without copyright infringement.
 
While it was not said on DS9, "I hate what I became, because of you," is such a heavy quote that it gave a glimpse of that nuance.

I really like that DS9 episode where O'Brien, Nog and Garak go to the other station to salvage materials. It in particular is a good followup to this where, even before Garak gets all hopped up on that bioweapon, he's poking at O'Brien about his time in the war.
 
I still think that DS9 missed a trick by not putting Dorn in TOS Klingon makeup in Trials and Tribble-Ations.
Worf goes back in time and his forehead suddenly become smooth.

Like Star Trek operates according to Austin Powers logic where his teeth look fine until he goes back to the 60s and they warp back into their original horrible crookedness.
I really like that DS9 episode where O'Brien, Nog and Garak go to the other station to salvage materials. It in particular is a good followup to this where, even before Garak gets all hopped up on that bioweapon, he's poking at O'Brien about his time in the war.
Apparently Andrew Robinson had a rough time with that episode because he really resented playing crazy characters after Dirty Harry.

I think it’s a pretty meh episode. I do like O’Brien’s parting one-liner “I’m an engineer” before he zaps Garak's testicles off with some contraption.

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The bit with the Cardassian board game was somewhat interesting, I always appreciate getting more glimpses into their culture that the other Star Trek species never get.
I liked the little Nazi arc they did, felt very pulp sci-fi and I wish they had leaned into that a little more.
So true, “Storm Front” got destroyed, literally no one liked it.

I liked it, but also I hated like 90% of Enterprise so don’t @ me.

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Archer teaming up with Bobby Bacala in prohibition-era New York to fight Nazis, that’s literally the same reason people love The Rocketeer. Nazis + weird uniforms = good.

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The problem was timing. Star Trek was at its lowest, the best idea any writer could come up with was...Nazis. Everything always has to tie back to Nazis eventually.

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Also hilarious they just reused that blond-haired, blue-eyed chad from "The Killing Game" for another Nazi. Okay sure.

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His line about Americans being great at fighting wars in movies, not so much in real life... Gold. Lives rent-free in my head.
 
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I am aware of that , the point is does political gridlock exist in the Federation?
Yes. Why do you think Maxwell took his ship on a one man crusade to deal with the Cardassians? Why do you think so many Starfleet officers defected to the Maquis later? Why do you think Leyton tried to coup the government? Heck, Star Trek VI was all about elements in Starfleet wanting to replace the civilian government with a military dictatorship to wage war against the Klingon Empire.

It boggles the mind how many Trek-episode actually are about "parts of Starfleet are dissatisfied with the government" on a deeper level.
 
I wonder how the Federation would function if it had to deal with historic levels of disapproval of government seen throughout the free world we see today? I think a mature steward would be able to handle this task
I'm of the opinion the Federation dares its malcontents into colonization. You want to run a Navajo or Irish Amish ethnostate? We'll help you pack! Want to be free of our restrictions on genetic engineering? We'll let you create your Masterpiece Society if you go beyond our borders. Oh, you decided to become Antifa and destroy your planet? That's not our problem!
 
I'm of the opinion the Federation dares its malcontents into colonization.
I don't think this is an opinion, this seems to be the fact of the matter. The Federation tells people to leave if they want. They'll give you everything you need and send you on your way. Space is big, but you're on your own after that.
 
Yes. Why do you think Maxwell took his ship on a one man crusade to deal with the Cardassians? Why do you think so many Starfleet officers defected to the Maquis later? Why do you think Leyton tried to coup the government? Heck, Star Trek VI was all about elements in Starfleet wanting to replace the civilian government with a military dictatorship to wage war against the Klingon Empire.

It boggles the mind how many Trek-episode actually are about "parts of Starfleet are dissatisfied with the government" on a deeper level.

It's also hilarious the sheer amount of Admirals that go rogue in the Federation or are just absolute bastards.
 
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