so i just finished season7. why did you guys say it was worse than deep sleep 9?
because of war drama fags who just want pew pew lasers
>>70439290
it was easily the most intelligent ST imo. I watched DS9 before TNG, and honestly it was shit in comparison.
>>70439237
It's more consistently good, I dunno about better or worse overall. I generally liked DS9 more though until it ruined Dukat and started focusing more on the entirely dull prophet shit.
In the entirety of that show's seven seasons, I could not and did not give a single fuck about the Bajorans or their gods. The worst I could say about TNG is that it takes a season and a half of complete garbage to find its footing, but DS9 had a meh start too, so that's not really as bad as it sounds.
>>70439434
same can be said for almost every series with seldom exceptions. i cant recall any show i've watched that didn't take a season or two to get the direction right.
Is it wrong that I found season 1 comfy as fuck?
>>70439237
All Treks are worse than DS9, because it has the best characters.
>>70439237
ds9 is the second worse trek after enterprise. Abrams films don't count.
>>70439635
not one likeable character
>>70439635
There only decent DS9 character was Quark. If you parrot edge lord sisko as being good, then pls kys pleb.
Friendly reminder that Dukat did nothing wrong.
BEST AND MOST CRIMINALLY UNDERDEVELOPED TNG CHARACTER COMING THROUGH
>>70439914
Voyager is the worst
Everyone knows this. Dont be a faggot
>>70440258
He comes back in Voyager. But yes Broccoli could have used a few more episodes. I would have loved seeing him on DS9 pissing off O'Brien.
>>70440209
Friendly reminder that he did nothing wrong
>>70440451
Nothing at all
>>70440258
Hits too close to home desu
>>70441153
if /tv/ was a tng character, it'd be him.
>killed the 2nd worst early character in s1
>attempted, and almost succeeded in killing troy
Why was he so based?
DS9
>>70441316
Literally dindu tier tbhfamiliar
>>70441316
Seriously, this guy was the fucking best
>>70441316
its like the writers smoked bowls before writing season 1's episodes
probs why it was so comfy
>>70441214
>the holodeck episode
>>70441316
https://youtu.be/a9G3g8OSPBw?t=1m11s
he was doing gods work
>>70441436
i know dat feel anon
>>70440372
Sorry, voyager characters suck but the scripts are good and the being light years away from home makes it so that they have to solve their own problems instead of calling starfleet. DS9 is just pew pew pew war and lasers for plebs who liek star wars
>>70441559
HERE COME DAT BOI
is the federation a literal representation of early 1940's nazi germany?
>>70442399
yes its why all the jews in star trek are other races
>>70441751
mfw o shit whaddup
>>70441621
>I've seen one episode of DS9 and I'm an expert
I hate Star Wars and love DS9, the reason it's my favorite Trek is because it's the only series with character development and where actions actually have consequences. Also there are so many GOAT episodes, like In the Pale Moonlight, Duet, Necessary Evil, Trials and Tribble-ations, etc.
If you claim to like Star Trek but hate DS9 you are nothing but an autismo faggot
>muh Roddenberry
>muh pure utopia
kill yourself
>>70442569
>>70442622
this poster is a spacejew, and should get back to the promenade level
>>70442569
>seeing all those racist edits for the first time over a decade ago
Never got old desu
>>70442622
>muh edgelord sisko is da goat
deep sleep 9 was dogshit, worse than voyager. at least voyager had a truly well rounded cast to carry its shit writing.
TNG was the perfect balance of both cast and writing, and is without difficulty the best series in the franchise.
>>70442937
>at least voyager had a truly well rounded cast to carry its shit writing
>Voyager
>well rounded cast
>>70442743
Always have a chuckle when they go for cheap black actors for the Klingons. All ya need is a pair of fangs over that waterfall lip and a big ol upnose
>>70443213
>Tony Todd
>Cheap actor
Get outta here jungend.
>>70439538
Andromeda started at its best, and got worse each season.
I'm looking for "exploring strange new worlds" that Abrams films promised but did not deliver. Original series or TNG? Have not seen any Star Trek series
>>70443420
Both. TOS can be harder to swallow for younger people though.
>>70443130
>muh sisko kills "x" episode
>muh o'brien is conflicted episode
>muh space jew jews people episode
For all of voyagers shortcomings, at least it wasn't 1 dimensional like deep shit-the-bed 9
>>70440151
>someone in a star trek thread unironically types 'kys'
>>70442937
>>70444115
>the voyager shitposter reveals himself
How's it feel to know that no matter how much you try, the majority of people and critics will still consider DS9 to be the best Star Trek series?
>>70444115
So you've seen, what? 3, 4 episodes?
>>70443316
come on mane you and I both know I didn't mean Kurn.
I'm talkin bout the fools that shout Qa'pla once an episode and stand in red light in the misty parts of a klingon scene
>>70444115
Oh really!
>>70444391
>>70444430
>>70444841
lmao ds9 is the marvel of star trek. nothing but edgy quips and nonstop laser fights
>>70444841
This thread feels askew, as though their might be "some kind of" spore infecting the neuronal pathways of anyone in it.
I think it's time to abort before our brain tissue degrades even further.
>>70445501
spot the ds9 pleb
>>70445391
I'm glad that DS9 is such a pleb filter sometimes.
https://youtu.be/o7SXraLd1xA
>>70440258
>it's a geordie "it's not rape if she's a holographic waifu" laforge has the nerves to berate you for programming female characters to want you episode
>>70446027
lek
>>70445770
So much this. Also, anyone love Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country?
>>70440451
More powerfull than Q?
>>70448015
No way dude.
>>70448015
>>70448337
Q has very few real powers, most of what he does is just illusions. He has some mild time distortion powers, he can move a ship across a galaxy, but mostly he's just messing with peoples' perceptions, he's not nearly as omnipotent as he always brags about. Old man mcgillicutty there wiping out an entire species with a thought is beyond what Q is able to do.
>>70448791
Q is like tony starks. He has alot of invention power, and uses technology. The Startrek Crew is like captain america. They are powerful but weak, and have a lot of heart. Old man mcgillicutty is like superman. Hes powerful and hes out there and whatever but no one cares because hes boring.
>>70439914
HOLY SHIT this homosexual actually believes this
>>70442742
RARE QUARK!
Nice pinball image!
>>70442937
You're just a pleb, that's all
>>70442937
Voyager wasn't all bad, the main problem with it was that it was inconsistent. You'd have some episodes that were on par with TNG and then something like Threshold would pop up. Overall I'd say:
TNG>VOY>ENT>TOS>dogshit>DS9
>>70442937
Problem ive found with DS9 is that it was so antiquated to see stuff that was already explored in TNG being recycled but with less quality acting. In Voyager i can barely remember a couple of episodes but Janeway is very robotic at least Sisko had some heart left in him.
The best TNG episodes beat the best DS9 episodes.
However, TNG has far more shitty episodes than DS9. Plus half the crew was pretty shitty. TNG fans like to parade around how bad Season 7 of DS9 was. But even that season had some gems and no where near compares to how bad S1 and 2 of TNG was.
>>70449587
TNG>TOS>DS9>VOY>ENT
FTFY
>>70449733
>no where near compares to how bad S1 and 2 of TNG was.
That was the whole beauty of it. Seeing actors change and gradually become their characters. You dont have many shows like that.
TOS=TNG=DS9 > Enterprise > Voyager > JJ Abrams
UPN was a mistake.
>>70449798
>implying TOS hasn't aged like milk
>Implying Deep Shit 9 wasn't boring as fuck and ruined everything that was interesting and fun about Star Trek
>implying Deep Shit 9 even counts as star trek when it's on a stationary space station and ripped off another, better sci-fi show
>>70449904
> >implying TOS hasn't aged like milk
Thank you for giving me advance warning to ignore your other opinions.
>>70449939
He's right though.
>>70449904
i was implying DS9 was the dark side of TNG.
i was implying TOS explored more then just space just like TNG.
i was implying DS9 had an entire season of episodes on the Defiant.
>>70449860
Oh I agree. I love both series a great deal. But I like DS9 more. Mostly because it had much better characters. Picard carried TNG, but many of the characters stayed fairly shit or underutilized for the whole series run. Hell some of them certainly became better quality actors throughout, but stayed fairly the same character wise. There was rarely any progress through the series, few dynamics explored. It was just one standalone after another sometimes giving a little shoutout here and there for fans to nerdgasm over "Oh my god Picard is playing his flute again!"
>>70449733
The Neutral Zone, The Schizoid Man and The Measure of a Man are the best episodes of Star Trek (any series).
S1+S2 TNG haters only ever can cite the same 5 episodes out of 48 as examples of why it's so bad. It's clearly a meme. I don't think anyone who cites S1+S2 TNG as "bad" has actually seen it. They're the sort of person who relies on episode skipping guide images to watch Star Trek.
>>70450043
As someone who recently rewatched all of TNG.
The majority of TNG S1 and 2 was just flat out awful. Those same 5 episodes are just the smelliest turds of the bunch.
>>70450043
>The Neutral Zone, The Schizoid Man [...] are the best episodes of Star Trek (any series).
There's nothing wrong with having unpopular opinions, let me just put that out there. I'm not disapproving of how you feel about those episodes. But you are aware that you're a special snowflake and that nobody else in the world agrees with you, right?
I have to ask, because I don't think that your position justifies the accusation that people who disagree with you haven't actually seen the seasons in question.
>>70449992
>Picard carried TNG
Although i agree that Picard was the best actor out of the entire ST both Riker and Data were absolutely superb actors in their own right. The chemistry between Riker and Picard is something i never seen replicated on another cast. There existed some kind of magic in the TNG crew.
>>70449872
Ah one of the few people who gets the pecking order correct. The only thing you left out was The Animated Series which I would also say is pretty much equally good to TOS/TNG/DS9
>>70450213
>unpopular opinions
>special snowflake
You aren't worthy of an image.
>>70450358
>The chemistry between Riker and Picard is something i never seen replicated on another cast
The chemistry between McCoy, Spock, and Kirk is undoubtedly the best in the history of Trek.
>>70449904
>he complains about a show showing its' age
Heyo reddit
>>70450690
Okay.
Go ahead, keep insisting that everyone who disagrees with you must have somehow not watched the whole show. Believe yourself to always be superior to everyone else, rather than participating in a conversation of equals. I apologize for trying to reason otherwise.
>>70450882
Will do, reddit.
>>70450837
The McCoy Spock thing has been redone with Seven of Nine and Tuvok.
>>70451245
I don't see it.
>>70439290
Awwww that's cute you saw what your opinion should be written in another thread and decided to repeat it verbatim here trying to fit in.... how's your summer so far kid
>>70439434
Everything in this post is true
>>70451245
If anything, they tried to replicate the relationship in part with the replacement doctor from season 2 of TNG and Data.
But it wasn't nearly as compelling.
>>70449872
>Claims DS9 is way better than Voyager
>DS9 threads 404 on the regular with zero replies
>Meanwhile Harry Kim threads fucking max out almost always.
>>70448886
>>70448886
>>70439950
>not one likeable character
Not one workable brain cell
>>70451408
When I say that DS9 is better than VOY, I say it because I watched both DS9 and VOY, and I noticed that the average episode of DS9 had a higher quality than the average episode of VOY, and that in general the characters on DS9 had more development than the characters on VOY.
I don't form my opinions based on the quality of 4chan threads.
>>70451562
B T F O
T
F
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>>70451562
DS9 is nothing more than Babylon 5 in a Star Trek universe setting.
>>70449402
>You will DIE! SLOWLY! Duuuuurrrrrraaaaaassssssssssss...........
>>70448015
Not at all. He couldn't even undo what he did.
Q have complete control over time and reality. Q let Picard relive his youth. The fight where he got stabbed.in the chest. And then change it again. For real, not just imagining.
That old man couldn't even undo an action.
>>70451617
Babylon 5 is just Star Trek fanfiction.
Star Trek is just Forbidden Planet fanfiction.
Oh well.
>>70451408
this is just sad. Why are DS9 fans so delusional?
also why is tv ignoring DS9 threads?
>ctrl+f
>"ds9"
>37 matches
>"deep s"
>5 matches
>99 posts
OBSESSED
>>70451990
>aged like milk
Crusher
Troi
Yar
Janeway
Kes
T'Pol
>aged like wine
Uhura
Kira
Jadzia
Ezri
B'Elanna
7 of 9
Hoshi
>>70445770
Thats the great thing about it you can tell a lot about someone and their shit taste and opinions and enjoy one of televisions best series
>>70445770
ENT is the ultimate pleb filterand TAS
>>70452070
>Nana will never make quacamole at your house
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwQ9WYiBDxE&feature=youtu.be&list=UUs2U9xRhgxuwhmnH5Q2sYkQ
>>70443418
>Andromeda
you mean battlestar anon
>>70439538
>>70443418
>>70452203
>i cant recall any show i've watched that didn't take a season or two to get the direction right.
All y'all meant TOS.
>>70452203
>Andromeda
how did they even exit the Galaxy in the first place? Andromeda Galaxy is a million light years away. Even at FTL speeds they wouldn't go anywhere close. Besides isnt there a intergalactic galactic barrier. Its basically impossible for humans to ever exit our Galaxy. are you referring to the ship known as Andromeda?
>>70451380
Pulaski came across like a bully instead of a friendly rival or whatever.
Like, getting his name wrong? What the fuck? That's something a child does to pick on you.
>>70452406
1, Andromeda is a television series which is not set in the Star Trek universe.
2, in the Star Trek universe, multiple Enterprises have left our galaxy before, because the barrier can be overcome.
3, what.
>>70452485
>Your name is Spic, right? From now on, I'm gonna call you Spic.
>As you wish, Boner.
>>70452535
Actually no Star Trek ship ever exited the Galaxy. Both Enterprise and the Valiant scouted the perimeter and even sent in probes. It's been suggested that the Valiant made an attempt to cross but was thwarted by the high levels of energy since any shielding and systems would be inoperable in such conditions.
>>70445770
Thats the great thing about it you can tell a lot about someone and their shit taste and opinions and enjoy one of televisions best series
>>70452965
Pretty sure that alien pedophile that wanted to bone Wesley made the Enterprise D travel to another galaxy once by accident
>>70439237
TNG has the best federation.
DS9 has the best klingon.
Voyager has the borg.
>>70452965
The Enterprise left the Milkyway in season 1 of TNG, and traveled to another galaxy.
>>70453143
Voyager ruined the Borg*
fixed that for you
>>70449365
i have more pls post rare quarks
>>70453325
Because of the Queen ? The Species 8472 ?
>>70453418
The borg were already ruined when Picard refused to corrupt them with Hugh.
>>70453418
Continuing to acknowledge the Queen instead of ignoring it, making the Borg emotional and petty, thinking Unimatrix Zero was a good idea, genociding them all in the finale with a virus that makes the entire collective explode, wew.
>>70450213
>unpopular opinions
Always brought up as great episodes
>>70454051
By one person.
>>70453343
>filename
topkel
>>70454320
post more rare quarks
>>70454448
also rare morn in center
Lot of dumb fucks ITT.
>>70454044
It wasn't the whole collective though just a a hub I think there were six of them iirc
>>70454097
Ya sure whatever say
>>70454448
>>70439237
Star Trek pinball question: what's a Duranium Sphere?
>>70439605
Captain Picard, it's very important that you realize that Wesley Crusher is a Mary Sue and treat him as such...but only you and I and the audience must know!
>>70446027
Geordie is such a little bitch. He did the exact same thing with Lena Brahms or whatever, the one who designed his sexual Enterprise engines. And she was married, unlike the characters Broccoli was recreating in the holodeck.
>>70450358
Christ figures always come in threes. The man of the earth, the man of action, and the otherworldly mystical figure who gets resurrected. Whenever you see such, it is the Holy Spirit itself that has imbued the artistic work with this magic.
>>70454825
>Picard
>Riker
>Data
>Bones
>Kirk
>Spock
>Frodo
>Aragorn
>Gandalf
Checks out.
>>70454645
post rare oomax
>>70454919
>it's getting late, anon
>>70452172
That wine glass looks fucking huge.
She seems like the type to get blasted at parties and be a hilarious drunk.
>>70454593
If you're talking about the transwarp hub, then yes, there were six of those. But the old Janeway from the future infected the Queen with a virus when she was running distraction for the newly upgraded Voyager. She killed the Queen and thus the collective (pretty much).
Or at the very least, she crippled the collective.
>>70455285
you're not gonna seduce me, martin short
>>70455682
>>70455682
>>70456523
pretty much can't be unseen now.
>>70439434
>it ruined Dukat
Fuck I hated this so much.
Dukat was a dick but he wasn't an evil demon channeling super villain.
>>70458295
Dukat was the greatest multi-faceted and complex villain that ever was a part of the Trek universe and in that last arc they turn him into an antichrist with Sisko as almost the literal messiah being a Prophet.
It's a shame such an intricate character was ruined at the last minute to create this symbolically Judao-Christian ending.
>>70458441
Actually, come to think of it, I was even a fan of the Pah-Wraith shit and the episode Covenant. But it never left "terra firma". It was always grounded in the he was still just going through this evolution of sorts.
They took off his teeth, made us see Marc Alaimo with a Bajoran prosthetic and then cranked up the magic to patent pending to where suddenly he's blind for reading the Text of the Kostomohjuhn and the fire cave scene.. just really fucking bad.
I've been watching the next generation recently and wonder why they don't call it:
'The Data show with some other guys'
>mfw some random pof qt hits you back at 2AM thru sub-space
>>70449368
>not owning pinball machine from the Q continuum.
>>70451632
What if the subtitles were like that? Would deaf people appreciate it more or do you think they already get it from Gowron's eyes?
>>70453418
>>70453824
>The Borg are irrelevant. It's the humans we have to worry about.
>>70458441
He still stole the show from Avery Brooks. They make Sisko to be all important and you still come away thinking Dukat was three times the man Sisko was.
>>70460245
>Gowron enters scene
>deaf interpreter: INPUT ERROR! INPUT ERROR!
>>70460325
Hello, Bajor. Fellow Bajoran here. Yes, Dukat was the real star of Star Trek.
By the way, anyone else here not a reconciliast, but wishes the Cardassians had won?
Theirs was a truly effective fascist government that took a Bajor on its knees from a backwards religious shantyplanet and turned it into a cultural, technological and economic powerhouse within the space of fifty years.
The Bajoran uplifting was a social experiment in the way that many reformed or newly-warping civilizations are. The Federation is an experiment in degeneracy and excess. The Klingon Empire is an experiment in unchecked aggression. The Romulan Star Empire is an experiment in rampant xenophobia. But the Central Command's Cardassian Union was the grandest experiment of them all: a rejection of the gentle side of humanoid life and a wholehearted pursuit of our more lizardic side: The glorification of the strong, the self-sufficient, and the dominant. It was to be the beginning of a bolder and more uncompromising galactic civilization that would bring discipline where before there was only coddling; that would harden the soft, and that would not be afraid to say that equality means equal opportunities, not that all species regardless of education or skill are inherently equal to one another. It was a call out to all forms of life to transcend their passive, mediocre existances and aspire to become the heroic and unstoppable force that our galaxy always had the potential to become, under Central Command's leadership.
The Cardassian Union was the combined hopes, dreams and ambitions of all who dared to dominate; but in the end, these dreams were quashed by weak, subversive Vedeks who would rather hold their superiors back rather than attempt to catch up.
>>70440451
Literally a hero.
>>70444115
voyager had way too many borg episodes and soap opera episodes towards the end of its run
>that episode of voyager where the doctor spends 30 years on a planet and has a family
>>70441425
it was Rodenberry insisting everything had to be perfect
>>70439605
people hate on s1 but I really enjoy it, it felt like the transition from the original show to the next
>>70439538
>he doesnt watch good tv
Mr Robot
Over the Garden Wall
Newsroom
Community
New Girl
Flight of the Conchords
Avatar the Last Airbender
Baskets
FMA Brotherhood
Scrubs
Portlandia
not even trolling, just saying sweeping generalizations are always inaccurate (see what I did there)
>>70463022
That was Blink of an Eye, one of the better VOYeur episodes.
Other EMH episodes I enjoyed was Nothing Human with the very polite Cardassian research doctor and Virtuoso where he greets a species of smug mathematicians who can't understand the concept of music.
>>70441316
tasha was hot, but she insisted on avoiding being the hot chick. so she had to go. she was originally supposed to be Troy
Downloading TNG now, is it a good tv serise to binge watch?
>>70463864
series*
>>70463864
It starts a little rough but gets better as you go along.
>>70464076
Nice, thanks
>>70464076
>all those comfy, campy, fun S01 episodes labeled as "BAD"
you're bad
>>70464113
watch them all you damn pleb
>>70464235
I will, I ignored the quality column anyway
>>70464076
>Guide for the recently lobotomized and functionally retarded adult
>*Guardians should read the far right column for context
>>70464076
>homeward and masks listed as bad
I liked both of those
>>70439237
Why did the expanded material push that one rogue Borg ship so much? We only ever saw it once.
>>70464829
>expanded material
Do what now?
>>70440451
>Wiped out 50 billion people because some of them killed his wife
We better make sure no muslims get to space and meet a similar being otherwise we would all die.
In the Pale Moonlight is the single best episode of any Trek series
>that's why you came to me isn't it?
>>70443213
They don't even try to hide it in the Jew Jew "trek".
>>70466743
In TOS, they were supposed to be a band of saracens like Turks in Space or some shit.
>>70449632
ED-DING-TONNN!!!!
>>70464076
>The Wounded not listed as great
think before you post
>>70449632
Dumb, DS9 went way beyond TNG in exploring the human element and the burdens of upholding the ideals of a benevolent utopian society in a galaxy that frequently puts such ideals to the test.
>>70466923
Hello Javert
try it again but put your little finger in my butt this time
>>70452172
I have never tried guacamole, I will give this recipe a try.
>>70453050
>that alien pedophile that wanted to bone Wesley
I'll never get tired of this.
>>70453418
A reminder that Tin man was a Species 8472 scout.
>>70454448
>>70454771
Even Wesley made fun of Geordi for being a beta with women, that just cuts right to the centre.
>>70467397
LIES
>>70455649
the Borg got a new queen. They have several human female princesses that they keep as spares if something happens to the alpha queen.
>>70439237
Are we marathoning pinball games now?
>>70460245
>>70460449
>>70453050
>>70467359
>Would you like to come to my quarters later, young Wesley?
>>70462081
Heil Gul Dukat, sincerely, Bajoran girl.
JUST PUT YOUR HAND RIGHT HERE WESLEY, IT'LL BE FINE... DON'T TELL ANYONE
>>70462081
>>70463022
I really don't understand how that worked.
Did he place his mobile emitter on her belly, projecting a sperm to replicate all of the biological processes until the foetus could function by itself? Creating life from nothing essentially?
That entire concept could have been Voyagers The measure of a man.
>>70463673
But she survived the rape gangs.
>>70464076
>>70467533
That man could force me into a binding contract just by staring at me for 5 seconds.
>>70467071
>Filename
>>70467983
Welcome to /trek/
>>70458086
best character actor
who is he in bottom right?
Greatest episode in Trek history?
A reminder that John Frederick Paxton did nothing wrong.
>>70468014
Easy my friend.
Stinky space hag was carried by a veteran character actor.
Waltz is far better and is the same essential dialogue and set-up.
>>70468014
In the Pale Moonlight
>>70467212
Was Eddington always Maqui or did he flip by seeing the Federation fuck them over?
>>70468034
What about bill paxton?
>>70467312
She ended up being the second biggest Trek female JUST after Kes.
>>70467623
>>70468034
All the man wanted to do was keep a bunch of freakshows off the streets of earth.
What's wrong with trying to stop humans from becoming second-class citizens on their own planet?
>>70468009
Tiron. The alien that tried to hire Quark to make a holosuite program of Kira.
>>70467911
In a world of holodecks I don't understand how rape can even still exist, let alone people forming gangs purely for that purpose.
>>70458086
If they don't have Combs back for Trek 2017 then it won't be real Trek.
>>70468014
They were clean. Bajorans are creatures, not people.
>>70468200
There are a lot of people who don't like holodecks because they just aren't the same as the real thing. Also there are poor people who can't afford them, and a planet full of rape gangs strikes me as too poor for holodecks.
>>70468200
Holodecks can't simulate the smell of scared pussy
>it's a BRUNT, FCA episode
>>70468034
Did nothing wrong list:
Dukat
John Frederick Paxton
Sloan
Eddington
Captain Edward Jellico
Captain Maxwell
Captain Rudolph Ransom
Anyone else?
>>70468077
He never did anything wrong, ever.
>>70468143
Absolutely nothing.
The Bajorans told their rapefugees to fuck off, why can't Earth?
>>70468303
But the Federation is post-scarcity, they give away everything they are able to those in need.
It's not like that world was an alien pre-warp civilisation that the Prime directive forbids them from interfering with.
There is no reason at all.
>>70468169
ah. thanks bub
>>70468459
There's already a very good list
>>70468317
>>70468770
Not-Odo was right, all of the advertisers would pull out if they made a story about a negro captain, it is a business after all.
>>70468459
>Not having the greatest human to ever live at top of list
Colonel Phillip Green, remover of 37 million defective freaks, savior of the human race demands his presence on that list.
>>70469517
>the greatest human to ever live
Daily reminder that Captain Maxwell inspired loyalty in every member of his crew by honestly caring about them and socialising with them as equals, he was a master in the art of interstellar battle and was completely holding his own against the flagship of the Federation, he fought for the Federation with everything he had, and Picard railroaded him to maintain peace with the traitorous, warmongering spoonheads.
Captain Maxwell was a hero and did nothing wrong.
>>70469587
>murdering cardassian freighters rather than collecting evidence to present to Starfleet
He was a homicidal idiot.
>>70469632
He captured one and handed it over to Picard, who refused to investigate.
He was the hero The Federation needed most, and he probably spent the whole Dominion War in jail.
>>70469587
Section 31 had better have arranged a full pardon for him and a recomissioning of his ship and crew to fight in the dominion war.
>>70469517
>>70469587
>not a human augment
>"greatest human ever"
LOL
Like him or not, Khan was basically the pinnacle of human existence. Bashir and those other augmented humans from DS9 are up for discussion too.
>>70469587
Green literally saved the entire gene pool of the human race, while Maxwell is no doubt a great and honorable spoon head remover Max didn't save the human race from extinction.
>>70469587
Ben Maxwell deserved to be heard.
The Federation probably knew of that science outpost at the edge of Cardassian space and clung to the treaty like a herd of sheep.
To be right others must find you wrong.
Benjamin Maxwell... Forever.
>>70469587
A true hero.
>>70469708
>>70451408
lol
>>70453824
That's a pretty good point.
>tfw never got to see borgspace properly done justice, just light year after light year of a whole quadrant of nothing but borgized worlds
voyager was a waste
>>70468593
Earth is post-scarcity, for some nonsensical reason most of the human colonies are medieval-tier agrarian societies
>>70473310
Cause they get off on the hard work and frontier lifestyle. When you have infinite options and security, some people prefer the challenge instead.
>>70473310
>for some nonsensical reason most of the human colonies are medieval-tier agrarian societies
Well, the humans that want the post-scarcity lifestyle stay on Earth, why would you want to leave to exactly recreate what you just left?
>>70473426
The original point of the colonies was presumably a matter of space rather than just wanting to leave Earth. If one desires the exotic, there are hundreds of settled alien worlds they could go to.
>>70467906
he adopted you retard
>>70439237
Star Trek TNG in a nutshell:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFSjNCWxFws
>>70448791
That young girl Q, that had 24 hours prior barely known of her power, wipes a planet on the verge of atmospheric collapse free of all pollution and repairs a warp core as it is about to breach.
Q, as a human, is frustrated by the Enterprise crew's inability to alter fundamental laws of physics.
The act of conflict between Q in their alternate/higher dimension of the Continuum caused multiple supernova within real space.
Q may primarily display powers that could easily be chalked up to illusion or mind alteration, but the few very real display of broken levels of power and influence over every aspect of reality should drive home the spirit of the Q race: they are omnipotent and omniscient until plot imposes a limitation.
>>70473657
Nope, he said he modified his programming to Andy Dick, you spastic brained sister fucker.
How does going to different worlds even work? Do people own shuttles? Can you book passage on starships?
>>70441621
You should watch this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIGxMENwq1k
Yeah, they solve their own problems. Because plot.
>>70473758
>step onto transwarp beaming platform
>step off on other world
>>70473636
It could be, but tI'm not sure they had that sort of problem after WWIII and the post-nuclear horror and whatnot that reduced the population significantly.
Plus The Moon has been colonised and improved technology would allow places like Siberia or The Sahara to be just as habitable as anywhere else, so that's a load more space.
>>70473758
>Do people own shuttles?
Some do
>Can you book passage on starships?
Yes
>>70473715
did he really?
that's dumb
"Commander, tell me about your sexual organs."
>>70473922
Gnarled and swarthy.
