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>>14309833
>DS9 blu ray never ever
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Also, I want the new series to not suck. Is that too much to ask?
>>14309958
>Is that too much to ask?
In 2016? Yes.
Tell you what, that send off in the finale brought a tear to my eye. Miss that crew.
>>14309975
Dunno, I'm optimistic. Berman and Braga are probably gone, and we seem to be living in an age of pretty good TV.
>>14310070
If they can capture even a second of the TNG/DS9 magic, they stand a chance of staying a float.
>>14309958
>new series
Wait what
>>14310196
ta-da!
>>14310196
Enjoy your old news.
Nothings really known about it beyond a logo and the fervent prayers of trekkies begging for Berman and Braga to be kept as far as possible from it.
>>14310196
announced staff includes Bryan (some decent DS9 and Voyager) Fuller and Nicholas (2, 3, 4, 6) Meyer
trailer says "new crews" agreeing with the rumor of an anthology-type thing, other onlines say post-6
>>14309899
Oh no, a 90's show shot in standard definition is not on Blu Ray. What a crime. This show looks good on bloody VHS, so DVD's are more than adequate.
>>14309833
Fug
Did anybody here read the continuation books? Were they any good?
>>14309833
I'm new to /m/, Star Trek is allowed here? fuck, i wish i knew this years ago.
DS9 is my favourite series by far. I wish there was some kind of follow up to it with what happened to everyone.
>>14310771
dunno which books you're talking about exactly, but I remember a stitch in time being pretty good (it's not time travel), it's about garak being on cardassia after the war assisting in rebuilding and he recounts flashbacks to his days training for the obsidian order in letters he writes to bashir. of course it's mainly good reading if you liked garak, it's more insight into his past and personality. it was actually written by the actor who played garak.
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/A_Stitch_in_Time
>>14310838
threads are.. infrequent to say the least, but usually very welcome
>>14310754
Whatever you say, luddite.
>>14310838
There are extanded universe type books that do go over what happens to them, but obviously nothing official.
I really liked distant voices but I think this guy was more Voyager than TNG.
>>14310754
There's actually a decent reason for wanting it on Blu Ray.
Because of the quality cap, you will have space to can cram more episodes per disc. The whole series would take much less shelf space than on DVD or, even worse, VHS.
>>14314658
>implying they wouldn't just upscale it and sell some shit repackage with just as many discs
in a more optimistic vein iirc they found the data for the ship models, and it's at least theoretically possible to rerender the ship fights in HD format
>>14310838
Pretty much anything with a robot is talked about here. I love the Halo threads we rarely have.
>>14314696
RIGHTEOUS!
>>14310838
A year or two ago we had this weird span of like constant Trek threads for a few months, lots of people marathoning several shows. It was pretty nice. Took the opportunity to rewatch everything but Voyager, myself.
>>14310748
Kristin Beyer (Voyager novelist) is also on the writing team.
Anyone else listen to Post Atomic Horror?
>>14309833
dude, nice timing
I'm finishing it for the first time as we speak
>>14309899
that episode was awesome, partly because of seeing all the actors out of alien makeup, etc and partly of course because it hits like a ton of sobering bricks
>>14317772
I wish I could watch it for the first time again, or at the very least onBLU RAY
>>14310748
>No B&B.
Oh thank god they finally learned. Though considering how they bombed ENT they were unlikely but still.
At least we won't be getting starfleet genociding people they promised to help because they changed their minds then
episodes later call others monsters when on the reciving end of that shit and get told no right out the box.
How did we go from stuff like "In the pale moonlight" to shit like "Dear Doctor" or that episode with tucker being raped by an alien and played for laughs.
>>14309958
We'll it's got an all new staff so hope is still alive.
For now.
>>14310754
not when the DVDs are so god damn expensive
>>14320057
Better off just watching rerun's. The DVD price considering how long the things have been out is rediculous.
>>14310754
>DS9 blu-rays
>>14320145
0/10 Man.
To obvious and you didn't even make it at least somewhat amusing.
>>14320222
Gene Robbenberry is a disgusting moronic hack and a sjw to boot, you can see it all over the franchise, you have to be blind not to notice it
>>14320145
>>14320271
>>14320271
And thats why DS9 and post death TNG were fucking great. No Gene "Better Red than Dead" Roddenberry.
>worf = /m/
>little man = /pol/
>>14310748
We're never gonna get a series set post Voyager are we?
>>14320293
Once a sjwfranchise, always a sjwfranchise, normalfag approved.
>>14320306
Does that mean the little man was wimpy but actually correct, while worf was strong but has no idea what he's talking about?
>>14320332
>>14320350
I wonder who could be behind this post.
>>14320350
Poor Bashir, he didn't have the lobes to keep Leeta.
>>14320352
If you are gonna post the jew, post a correct one.
>>14320369
Ferengi wouldn't be anti-/pol/. Ferengi would think /pol/ doesn't go far enough.
>>14320355
>Rule of acquisition #69: always record it
>>14320374
Ferengi would laugh at /pol/'s wild xenophobia since alienating large swaths of the population is a great way to cut yourself off from potential markets.
>>14320439
I don't know about that.
Ferengi's don't believe in interbreeding or letting women do anything. And that's right up /pol/'s alley.
>>14320547
It's actually possible to agree with someone about something whilst simultaneously disagreeing with them about something else.
>>14320439
Ferengi, like civilised people, judge someone on how much money they have. Not race, religion or character.
A rich black man is more respectable than a poor white man from the trailer park.
>>14320350
goddamn Jadzeeah was annoying
>>14320271
he even had the fraudulent astroturfing of his "fans" by cronies from one of his scam companies http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Lincoln_Enterprises
fun fact: There's no physical evidence of any of the claims of racism that Star Trek allegedly faced.
There's no copies of the Podunk Times where the episode where Uhura and Kirk kiss with a different show listed that day. In fact there;s no evidence corroborating any story Gene told his employees relating to any alleged racist reactions to anything, just the stories he told Nichelle when she was giving him head.
>>14320678
I wish she had been replaced by Ezri a few seasons earlier.
>>14320823
Ezri sucks.
>>14321015
this
>>14321015
You suck. Ezri is the hottest girl on ds9.
>>14321323
She looks like a bobble head
>>14321354
EZRI IS CUTE
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>>14321015
>>14321369
>>14321391
>those eyes
AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR
>>14321369
Cute, but not actually hot.
>>14321391
Edgy mirror universe ezri was hot but still pathetic in her own special way
>>14320271
>Roddenberry is an SJW
>extreme womanizer who tried to twist every plot into "the gang travels to a planet where everyone has crazy sex all the time"
This buzzword has truly lost all meaning, or at least the people repeating it have lost sight of what it is they're supposed to be hating.
>>14321621
>expecting logic from /pol/
>>14321621
they didn't become the antisex league until more recently
>>14321621
Gene is in the "scam them for money and poon" camp of that type.
Nowadays he'd have a patreon and post about how evil bad people were saying mean things about Trek online so buy my shit.
>>14321479
incorrect
INCORRECT
>>14321621
>>14321630
none of those pathetic fucks understand the world around them
there's a reason it's called a containment board
>>14321716
Is that a bong?
>>14321621
>Sjws are immense hypocrites
News at 11
>>14321630
>>14321716
I'm sorry you can't see the fact was just another sjw that preaches degenerate unrealistic dogma that doesn't work in real life under a thin veneer of shitty sci-fi wrappings.
>>14321716
>none of those pathetic fucks understand the world around them
This has to be b8 since /pol/ is always right.
>>14321716
Yeah, they're so detached from reality that it's literal insanity.
>>14321881
>>14321716
Several years back, a lot of /pol/lacks forgot it was a satirical board. It's full of the kind of people who post Onion articles on Facebook and get real mad.
You know, the old "if you act like idiots all the time, don't be surprised when real idiots join you" thing.
>>14320072
Or, you know, downloading them from the internet like a sane person does in this day and age.
>>14310838
I followed up DS9 with the Millennium books, they were good - the first felt like an episode, and the second and third were just bonkers.
Star Trek isn't sjw, it's legitimately egalitarian. The show never said anything about the fact that the bridge crew was multiracial, it just was. An actually SocJus trek would have made a big deal out of it.
>>14323240
Eh poltards and the retards that are triggered by them. Just ignore them
You know what pissed me off in ds9? The final battle over cardassia was a stitched together clip show but i still legitimately enjoyed it
>>14321926
exactly
>>14321733
buddy, they don't even let me smoke with the ancient tribal figure
I enjoy DS9's early seasons and you can't stop me
>>14323673
I liked them more on rewatches, where I'm familiar with the characters and can better appreciate them just doing Star Trek stuff instead of SF TV Drama stuff.
>>14323685
That pretty much sums it up for me. I enjoy the early seasons for being laid back and just putting the characters in typical Star Trek situations instead of the more intense/plot heavy later seasons. To me, DS9 has a perfect mix of the two styles.
>>14320321
>We're never gonna get a series set post Voyager are we?
Well, since it's been so long, I'm sure that anyone in a position to have their finger on the button to greenlight a new Trek series will want as much of the old staples in it as possible in order to have maximum appeal to people only vaguely familiar with Star Trek. Post-Voyager isn't very conducive to this.
Think about it. After DS9 and Voyager, the Klingons are allies again, the Romulans are at least not fully enemies anymore (especially after Nemesis), the Dominion is beaten, the Cardassians owe the Federation quite a debt for helping free them from the Dominion. The Borg are neutered and probably decimated as well. They've pretty much written themselves into a corner where the only way forward is to either undo a lot of what earlier series have done just so they can have conflict (which will piss off old fans), or creating entirely new threats (which won't satisfy executives, and will probably also piss off old fans).
>>14321369
Have you seen recent pictures of Nicole De Boer? She's still adorable at age 45.
>>14323673
I do too.
Though I gave in and started skipping episodes once I hit Fascination. DS9 has this great knack for sticking the landing no matter how stupid an episode initially appears to be, but I just had to tap out on cringey love virus shenanigans.
>>14323709
>They've pretty much written themselves into a corner where the only way forward is to either undo a lot of what earlier series have done just so they can have conflict (which will piss off old fans), or creating entirely new threats (which won't satisfy executives, and will probably also piss off old fans).
This sounds a lot like Universal Century Gundam
>>14309833
And I remember watching it on the initial airing. Thanks for that. I didn't feel old enough already.
>>14324324
I also remember that I thought the finale kinda sucked, even the first time I saw it as an early teen when it aired.
Pretty much ever story beat it hit was either so predictable it was boring, or so nonsensical it was boring.
The resolution to the Dominion War was terrible.They fight their way to Cardassia, then Odo links with that changeling leading them and they just surrender. Why, exactly? Because Odo knows a few solids who aren't bad people (and a lot of solids that are), and that was enough to convince her? They didn't make it seem like she was just surrendering to get the cure.
And don't even get me started on theDukat gets superpowers and Sisko tackles him off a cliff into a pit of fire to save the day for the Prophets. The Bajoran religious stuff had too much screentime as it was. Even the producers could see that. Yet the ending of the show features that just as heavily as the Dominion War arc they'd been building to since early in season 2. That was just a slap in the face.
I mean, all in all I love DS9, but I really didn't care for the ending at all. Only "These Are the Voyages" from Enterprise can surpass it in terms of being a disappointing finale. Even "Endgame" wasn't as disappointing, since at least it was more consistent with being on par with Voyager's average quality level.
>>14324375
But she surrendered because she lost the war and was facing a firing squad.
#Remember Damar
>>14324375
If I recall how things turned out they wanted another season to more properly wrap things up, particularly the prophet part of it and they didn't get it so everything got smushed into the last season.
>>14309833
webm theme song
https://youtu.be/1WJPp5qpbe0?t=91
I've been rewatching TNG and DS9. Seeing as it has been close to 10 years, and I was drunk as fuck and remembered very little.
Already finished tng, just got past the episode of ds9 where the changlings trick the Obsidian Order and Tal Shiar into a trap.
Fuckin Spoon-heads and Knife-ears got rekt.
>>14324939
I'm sorry but trying to create new meme slurs is not permitted in safe speech zones.
>>14324987
Fuckin Cardie sympathizer.
>>14325018
Thanks for reminding me how bad star trek was at borders. Even with sapce beign 3D they wouldent look like that unless they activly tried to envelope other powers.
And they wonder why the Romulans etc don't trust them.
>>14323713
She looks like skinny trailer trash.
She needs more fat to fill out her face to look cute like she did in DS9.
>>14325149
This, but even toothpick Nicole is still cute in a mildly emaciated way.
But yeah, fatten her up a bit and the cuteness levels would start spiking real fast.
>>14321015
>>14321170
That's because she only got one season when they were wrapping up the series and all the plot lines. Her initial episodes of finding her identity and getting crushed by Garek were good. But everything afterwards was trash since they just used her to get the memories of her old hosts for a murder mystery, the god awful one with her family, then shipping her with Worf for a bit before they at least gave her a good end with Bashir. She was still better than Jadzia who was just another action girl when you already had Kira for that.
>>14324375
I think because after Odo linked with the Female Changling, she got his memories to find out that while the Federation was behind the reason the Great Link was dying, it was people in the Federation that risked everything to cure Odo and then allowed him to cure the other Changlings. It was an act of mercy they probably never encountered. Being held at gunpoint didn't phase her, she said she'd make sure Cardassia Prime burned to the ground and the loses of life to the alliance fleet to wipe out the Dominion forces would ensure that any victory would be a phyyric one.
As for the prophets. Dukat got in league with the enemies of the wormhole aliens, and seeing as Sisko and Dukat always had an antagonistic relationship, it was fitting that they'd be used in a greater war between these aliens. Was it rushed and leave things unsatisfactory with Sisko and Dukat just vanishing? Absolutely. But was it necessary? Yes.
>>14325312
>She was still better than Jadzia
Not in the slightest.
>>14323713
she needs to do something with the hair
What makes DS9 worth watching? How does it compare to TNG / Voyager?
Her eyes creep me out
>>14325404
>What makes DS9 worth watching?
Great cast of characters, strong storylines, less alien-of-the-week than other Star Trek series, pushes Federation ideals to their limits, great world building and heavily expands on the Star Trek setting
>How does it compare to TNG / Voyager?
As good as TNG, Voyager sucks
>>14325350
Seeing as Jadzia got 6 of the 7 seasons to have her character fleshed out and the only real developments she had was cleaning up the messes of her former host, Curzon, friend zoning Bashir and then marrying Worf. I disagree.
It also doesn't help your case that Jadzia reverts to a scared little girl since the trill was the source of her confidence and resolve in the one episode it was removed from her.
>>14325430
Jadzia was better even in season 1. Your argument is invalid.
>It also doesn't help your case that Jadzia reverts to a scared little girl since the trill was the source of her confidence and resolve in the one episode it was removed from her.
Wow character development and personal flaws which they have to either deal with or overcome, it's almost like that's the mark of a great character or something.
>>14320352
I believe noted pedo, Aatrek, created that gif.
>>14325404
DS9 has a very high average, not too many bad episodes.
Season 1 had to set things up and find its footing, so that helps ya look the other way for some of the subpar episodes, but Profit and Lace in season 6 is one of the worst Trek episodes period.
I would say it's as good as TNG but TNG can be really up and down in quality.
>>14325484
>but Profit and Lace in season 6 is one of the worst Trek episodes period.
Yeah, I love DS9 but I absolutely hate that episode. Really terrible. Not even Armin Shimerman could save that episode.
>>14325488
Armin Shimerman really carries the day for the Ferengi episodes, which I forgot to mention about, people tend to love or hate em. Without him everyone would hate em.
>>14325441
>Season 1
>I've come here to laugh at you.jpeg
>Wow character development and personal flaws which they have to either deal with or overcome
But she didn't overcome them or learn to deal with them, it was only resolved when Sisko saved the day and got the trill back for Jadzia. Outside of learning more about Trills, it did nothing but weaken Jadzia as a character since all the confidence came from the slug, not the person..
Ezri on the other hand had to go through an actual trial of character because she didn't want to be joined, but had to since she was the only trill on board and had to adjust to her new memories and the idea she had to live up the legacies of her predecessors which caused her to originally give up before coming to terms with her situation and pressing onward.
>>14325511
>>14325488
>>14325484
>but Profit and Lace in season 6 is one of the worst Trek episodes period.
At least it's not worse than Threshold. As for Armin, he was one of the original Ferengis in TNG and because of how they were told how to act, the Ferengi were seen as a laughing stock by the fans as opposed to some giant threat Roddenberry originally envisioned. Everything after that for Armin was like penitence for the Ferengi reputation.
>>14325517
>But she didn't overcome them or learn to deal with them
Except that was resolved later in the series when Dax found out the truth behind Curzon rejecting her the first time through her trial and she was able to regain confidence in her own personality/abilities. Try again!
>>14318466
You know, Sisko is one charismatic dude. I felt like it took a while for him to get a little grounded in a actual "character", rather than "My wife is dead and that kind of sucks.", but seeing him evolve over the course of the series and develop with everyone around him.
That is the true gift and greatness of DS9. The evolution of the cast.
>>14325537
He only rejected her because he had the hots for her. Not because of what he perceived as personality deficiencies.
>>14325525
I haven't watched Voyager since it aired and not likely to rewatch, but I did forget about Threshold's badness.
Shimerman's DS9 interview covered alot of that stuff, I've always liked Quark and Odo's relationship in the show and the interview covered how well their actors got along.
>>14325556
The cast is 10/10. It also helped that they had a lot of really great non-Starfleet, non-human characters to the setting seem more fleshed out.
>>14325557
She didn't know that.
>>14325484
Overall DS9 stays pretty consistent with one or two exception.
And aside from Profit and Lace, DS9s worst episodes still aren't as bad as TNG's worst.
>>14324987
Spoon Heads has long been the traditional slur of choice against Cardassians.
Just started TNG, first episode is pretty good. Not a fan of the "virus" in the second one, have seen this plot device a bit too many times. I am liking Data.
>>14325621
First season is its own style, most people will say it's weak but I say it has a good number of strong episodes despite some obviously bad ones. But definitely very different stylistically. Series peaks at seasons 3 and 4 IMO. But it remains strong throughout every season.
>>14325576
But she didn't change the way she acted before she was joined in order to be accepted and it didn't change her afterwards. If anything it was Curzon who had to accept how things were and come clean in the end.
>>14325569
By nature Quark and Odo's relationship were adversarial and antagonistic because Quark was always involved in shady business practices to make money and Odo was man of law and order. What made it work was the fact that they were flexible in how they operated since while Odo wanted Quark imprisoned multiple times, it was better to keep tabs on him because he'd be able to ensnare the bigger fish involved. But in a way there was a mutual respect between them because they were both extremely good at what they did and the fact they were interacting withe each other for so long. And on an odd level they did care about each other's well being. Like when Quark helped Odo finally confess to Kira.
>>14325627
>>14325621
The first season of the TNG might as well be a redressing of ToS because a lot of the scripts were taken from canceled sequel, Star Trek Phase II and retooled. Also the music and heavy handed morality messages are a call back to the ToS. Season 2 is where the cast gets their footing so they aren't just mash ups of characters from the ToS, and Season 3 is where things come to their own.
>>14325627
>>14326021
Season 1 of TNG also has the great Ooga Booga Where da White Wimminz planet episode.
And also male and female crew members wearing dress/tunic uniforms
>>14314658
??? Don't you just rip the DVDs and put them on a HDD or flash drive? No need for shelf space.
>>14320072
I'm pretty sure DS9 is on TPB and KAT along with all the other Star Trek series.
>>14321621
Just ignore /pol, the rest of the world does too. It's why they're always so angry and frustrated.
>>14326085
>the great Ooga Booga Where da White Wimminz planet episode
You know, I've watched this episode and found nothing racist about it. Any race other than black could've played that planet's people and nobody would've batted an eye. The only thing Code of Honor was guilty of was giving a few black TV actors and extras some much-needed work. Yet it seems to be the punchline for TNG season 1 that most of its actors like making jokes about at panel dicussions while idiot trekkies guffaw in agreement.
>>14323709
>undo a lot of what earlier series have done just so they can have conflict
Isn't that what Star Trek Online did with the Klingons?
>>14326239
>You know, I've watched this episode and found nothing racist about it
I'm not one to normally cry racism, but you're straight stupid. It was a ridiculously racist parody of African tribalism.
>>14326270
Everything gets parodied, just because it was based on a African tribalism and other sources doesn't make it racist. If you want to complain about something at least complain about the lack of creativity and looks among the aliens attire.
>>14326344
>it's just a parody, it isn't racist!
Everyone but you thought that episode was wildly racist on top of being a terrible episode. Move on.
Does it bother anyone else that they aired Voyager 2 years after DS9 began? Why would they have people flip-flop between 2 Trek series that were running simultaneously in the late 90's? At least DS9's 1st season was TNG's final one.
>>14326395
I dunno, I enjoyed it back in the day when I would turn on the TV and there was three Star Trek series playing.
>>14326395
Is it really that different than someone who watches both Flash and Arrow these days?
>>14326395
Buffy and Angel were on the air at the same time, and even did cross over episodes.
It's not that strange really, I could see how it might be confusing to an outsider at first glance, but if you're dumb enough to confuse Voyager and DS9 then Star Trek wasn't for you anyways.
>>14323709
>The Borg are neutered and probably decimated as well
I will never forgive what Voyager did to the Borg.
>the Dominion is beaten
Barely. They never brought the full might of their forces from the Gamma Quadrant like those 2000 ships the Prophets whisked away. It took the combined might of the Feds, Klingons, and Romulans to even fight on equal terms.
I have a feeling the Abbrams films will depict the Dominion as the enemy. No other faction were as dangerous and sneaky like the Dominion. And unlike the Borg, they were ALWAYS threatening without ever being turned into a joke.
>>14326021
I liked how Quark was actually a decent guy for a Ferengi. During the Bajor Occupation, he sold food and other supplies to the Bajorans for slightly above cost. He could've shaken them down for as much money as he could squeeze, but he was actually compassionate. Even his Bajoran employees were treated better and were paid a strip of latinum compared to the mine laborers. Quark's comment about how the Dominion occupation of DS9 lacked the cries of starving children and brutal treatment by the Cardassian guards sheds light on his ethics.
>>14309833
>>14310838
>tfw Jake Sisko's actor actually has a restaurant!!
>>14326403
>>14326415
>>14326436
I felt that DS9 would've had a better conclusion and more budget for the Dominion War scenes if Voyager didn't premier until 1998 or 1999.
>>14326467
Basically, the Prophets showed at the battle to retake DS9 that they would destroy Dominion fleets passing through the wormhole to protect Bajor. That's what cut off the reinforcements from ever coming through. And that would continue indefinitely, meaning at the absolute soonest a fleet could get there in about 80 years or so, give or take, and would have supply lines spread over half the galaxy, because they are denied the use of the wormhole.
>>14326524
Yeah, Quark had a conscience and he hated himself for it. It kept getting in the way of him making money.
>>14326564
I know, but it's still amazing how the Dominion forces within the Alpha Quadrant were still able to give a beating to the alliance. It helped that the Breen joined them and that energy dampening weapon.
It always bothered me that we never saw a glimpse of Picard and the Enterprise-E in the Dominion War besides that stupid diplomatic mission in Insurrection.
>>14326570
The aliens were the best characters in DS9. Quark, Garak, and Martook especially.
Starting it now, I saw some next gen but haven't finished. What am I in for, besides something that seems to be a good time. I got lasgna and pabst
>>14326524
Or the episode where wacky hijinks makes Quark end up the head of a Klingon house, and he helps em out.
>>14320704
>baitbaitbaitbaitbaitbaitbaitbaitbaitbait
>>14326625
>What am I in for
Great villains.
>>14326356
My theory is that they were like "man, we're so above racism, we can have a planet of ooga boogas who just HAPPEN to be black". Needless to say, it didn't work out.
>>14327592
I'm pretty sure Memory Alpha is a legit source.
Just because Gene was a scammy asshole doesn't mean the tv show wasn't entertaining.
>>14326625
Deep space.
Alien characters.
Dead wife.
Conspiracies.
Space holocaust.
Space jihad.
Amazing Ferengi.
Character development.
James bond.
Top tier villains.
Best dad ever.
Captain with balls of steel.
O'Brien suffering.
Galactic war.
>>14309833
Time to marathon it
>>14327857
>O'Brien suffering
Nooooooo, not me lad O'Brien
>>14328502
The premise of DS9 is basically "How much can we make O'Brien suffer?"
>>14309899
>>14327795
>one cup red leaf tea please, extra sweet
>>14329104
I'm so happy that this is still up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXWQIiFxjbc
>"You sent for me, captain?"
>deep sigh
