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>mods killing body paint version edtion
"Commander, tell me about your sexual organs."
>>71536443
Pretty sure it had nothing to do with body paint.
Friday night they want premier shitpost in and generals and blacked threads to bleed through to the younger crowd.
Not even pol.
Is Enterprise season 4 worth watching.
>>71536573
Yup, if it were about body paint we would have just removed the image. This is about message control. Deal with it, Nazi.
>>71536610
Season 3 and 4 are the best ENT.
Some people prefer 3 to 4 or vice versa just stay away from this episode (Daedalus) and the very last episode and I think you'll have a good time.
It's much more fanservice to the TOS era as well dedicated 2-3 episode arcs.
Most people like it, even if ENT is not their thing.
>>71536649
I don't like the idea of TV generals but it definitely mitigate the redundant threads, meme posting, and other aborted shit the board has seemed to attract like the NX01 in the Delphic Expanse nebula.
>You've got ta help us! The mods are gone, the Aussies are everywhere!!!
>>71536486
*nods concernedly at you*
>>71536573
The real reason is that people were waking up to ENT being good, and they needed to shut it down quickly
>>71536858
"Most people."
Get out.
>>71536610
There are some good episodes in season 4, but most, perhaps all, of the stinkers are in season 4.
Any new info on the new series?
Which network is it even going to be on?
Will it be in CBS or the CW?
>>71538532
>it's an "Archer upholds Dred Scott vs. Sandford" episode
What are the most immoral decisions in Star Trek history?
>that one time Starfleet found Stargate portals but never mentioned or used them ever again
>>71536858
Enterprise had a much higher ratio of good to bad episodes than any other Star Trek series.
I would say the best seasons are 1-3, but there are a few very good episodes in season 4.
Season 4 would have been infinitely better without the TNG trappings, including Riker, Troi, and that fag that played Data.
>>71538821
Well, at least in my experience, 3 and/or 4 are the two seasons people like most from Enterprise (if they like the series at all).
The last thread was basically an homage to the series until janny got a littl uptight.
>>71539000
No networks. Some CBS streaming service that nobody owns.
>>71539136
That's a good question.
I think Starfleet committed genocide and condoned it several times.
>>71539147
The Riker & Troi episode was the "finale", which even the cast hated and is thought of as not even being part of the series but a holodeck simulation during the episode "Pegasus" from TNG.
The augments episodes was "okay". The stupid ripped shirts and super human power seemed ridiculous and I agree that the use of Spiner as Dr. Soongh's "grandfather" was even more of a hint that they were trying to use all of the past series' coattails to get the ratings up.
>>71539000
The first season Is set in the Enterprise B era.
Then the producer said something about another 13 episodes set in another era or timeline. Maybe even the Kelvin timeline we still don't know.
>>71538850
Name one stinker in season 4 other than the finale, the premiere, the transporter episode, the angsty teenagers in ripped clothing, the angsty teenage Klingons with smooth foreheads, or the one where Shran refuses to save the galaxy unless he can fight Archer to the death
>>71539000
Literally no hope. It will either be teen shit or SJW shit.
>in b4 star trek was always liberal
I know this I just don't want obvious pandering like lesbian black captain Tanesha Jenkins of the USS Diversity.
>>71539142
They came back in an episode of DS9.
>>71539260
Okay, /trek/, you are appointed as an executive producer on Star Trek 2017.
How do (You) make it socially progressive but without alienating the coveted 4chan demographic?
>>71539231
Bullshit, nobody's said anything. They have a tight gag order until after ST:Beyond is out.
>>71536858
>Daedalus
I don't see the hate for this episode. The motivation is understandable and pretty spooky while making a nice addition to the list of transporter episodes.
>>71539282
Worf even mentioned how he was part of the original Iconian mission. Pretty good cross-series continuity, like the Ferengi on Voyager or the Organian observers on *shudders* Enterprise.
>>71539260
I just want good Trek.
If the crux of the show is "we're here in space, now let's discuss what gender this thing is" or "sure we enslaved the Remans years ago but we must repay them for they are still indebted to us through the actions of our ancestors".
If the stories of the silent majority are relegated to the stories vehement minority then it's dead on arrival.
>>71539342
Shut up it was leak in the Star Trek official podcast last week.
>>71539253
Pshh, EZ
Terra Prime..forever
>>71539327
I don't mind a woman captain or a nigger captain just give them issues and weaknesses. Don't make them stone cold cunts either like Janeway, I think you came be feminine and strong the jews in Hollywood don't understand this.
>>71539364
It's like they took the good parts of The Visitor, Jetrel and The Next Phase, threw those good parts into the trash, and combined all the remaining bad parts into one highly derivative episode.
>>71539424
Bullshit, all of the guests so far are independent fan observers, none of them are actually involved with the series.
>>71539497
Kill yourself you piece of shit don't fucking reply to me ever again.
>>71539424
"official Star Trek podcast"
Listening to anything other than Earl Grey.
>>71539136
By far the worst thing ever to happen was Archer attacking a civilian ship and stealing parts from it to leave it stranded in a hellhole
That blew any 'MUH PRIME DIRECTIVE' shit Picard did or any of Insaneway's antics out of the water
>>71539136
Cogenitor:
Archer was right. Trip fucked up.
>>71539497
They mention some details about the different timelines between seasons. That's not a secret! The new series will take place in many timelines and possible the JJ verse.
>>71539512
>I mean, it's funny. I've read that we're [set] before "Next Generation," after ["Star Trek VI: The] Undiscovered Country," which is false.
Bryan Fuller says that you're not sharing the truth.
Remember: The first duty of every /trek/ thread poster is to the truth, whether it's scientific truth or historical truth or personal truth. It is the guiding principle on which /trek/ threads are based. And if you can't find it within yourself to stand up and post the truth (and only the truth) about what happened, then you don't deserve to enjoy our dank memes.
>>71539556
Janeway violated the temporal prime directive multiple times and wiped out countless timezones. She aided a murderous alien race just to spite the Borg. She got a top of the line ship stranded on the Delta quadrant her first day. How the fuck is she admiral?
>>71539554
Oh, you Captain Foley.
>>71539622
Who is "they"?
People who aren't involved with the series.
People who are just guessing.
Shut up.
>>71539644
>Remember: The first duty of every /trek/ thread poster is to the truth, whether it's scientific truth or historical truth or personal truth. It is the guiding principle on which /trek/ threads are based. And if you can't find it within yourself to stand up and post the truth (and only the truth) about what happened, then you don't deserve to enjoy our dank memes.
Been a while since these threads have seen some good italian cuisine.
>>71539644
You are a dishonest piece of shit. Kill yourself you fucking cock sucker. You have no idea what the fuck you are talking about
>>71539554
Post Atomic Horror is the only podcast for me.
>>71539364
The transporter KANG was an even more unbearable retard than he was on the Sopranos.
>>71539667
#ItsHerTurn
>>71539716
Keep digging that hole, cadet. I know you want a court martial so bad.
http://www.moviefone.com/2016/06/23/bryan-fuller-star-trek-interview/
>>71539691
>the people working in the Star Trek official Podcast don't know anything about the new series
Are you trolling or this is the mirror verse?
>>71539785
It's on the podcast you lying cuck fuck you. I don't need this shit from you fuck you. You are utter shit beneath me not worth my time or effort. Kiss my ass loser.
>>71539788
>Anon says that the podcast says Enterprise B era
>Bryan Fuller says that Enterprise B era is wrong
Either Anon is wrong or the podcast is wrong. Which is it?
>>71539824
Is the podcast wrong or are you wrong?
another cancerous general
>>71539512
What about your wife's son? Can we still reply to him?
>>71539667
>She aided a murderous alien race just to spite the Borg.
When was this?
Wasn't it the other way around?
>>71539556
>omission of the entire "Earth will literally explode from a super-weapon" plot line
>omission of Archer's determination and obligation to his species and the victims of the Floridian 9/11
>omission of the fact that if Archer doesn't do it they'd need to be gifted a warp core just to get anywhere much less try and stop the Xindi
Fuck off with your continuous haranguing, incessant nitpicking and omission of key facts detrimental to your post.
>>71539846
Maybe not Enterprise B but maybe they meant Enterprise C.
>>71539644
Sorry, but I didn't vote for you as trek thread high priest, so no.
Why was Kirk killed in the TNG film?
Had they no foresight?
>>71539918
>I mean, it's funny. I've read that we're [set] before "Next Generation," after ["Star Trek VI: The] Undiscovered Country," which is false.
TNG is Enterprise D. TUC is Enterprise A.
Bryan Fuller says that it's NOT set between the Enterprise A and the Enterprise D.
No Enterprise B. No Enterprise C.
>>71539851
Reminder that this shit will slide right off the cliff if people don't know where to look.
If I just posted the same image in OP with the same message it has less of a chance.
I did for other people's sake, don't blame me for some raging lunatic spouting off about his podcast rights, podcast primacy, etc.
>>71539983
All they cared about was making a new modern show that people liked so that entailed killing the old guys. They really weren't thinking future lore more like thinking to stay alive.
>>71539260
>like lesbian black captain Tanesha Jenkins
If she has enormous tits what more do you want
>>71540001
Ok now I know you are really trolling because in the podcast they never mention something about the Enterprise A, B, C, or D in the new series, only that it will take place between eras that can be anything even the JJ verse.
>>71540071
She will probably be obese too so we get a fat position role.
>>71539891
I'm not sure you know what half the words you just used mean, considering that post was two sentences
>t'pol will never pin you down and destroy your bp
;_;
>>71539667
>Janeway violated the temporal prime directive multiple times and wiped out countless timezones. She aided a murderous alien race just to spite the Borg. She got a top of the line ship stranded on the Delta quadrant her first day. How the fuck is she admiral?
Insaneway, the power of the Hot Flash
>>71540001
No bloody B, C, or D.
>New Crews
Hmm, so then Enterprise A definitely is not a part of it.
Seems you're right anon.
Also..
>New Heros
>New Villains
pic related
>>71540099
> Captain Amanda Waller
I think I just came in my pants
What are the chances Star Wars characters will be in this?
>>71540092
Except that Bryan Fuller says that it won't take place in the period of time after The Undiscovered Country (the Enterprise A era) and before The Next Generation (the Enterprise D era).
So when you tell us that it takes place in the Enterprise B era, you are wrong. And when you tell us that it takes place in the Enterprise C era, you are wrong.
If you had any honor then you would acknowledge your mistake and apologize.
>>71540129
All your text is irrelevant now answer me why would you omit those facts I listed then say some stupid shit like "He's worse than (warning: trekkie buzzword coming through) INSANEWAY!"
Your meme doesn't stick if we've all seen the episode.
It's the only Trek I actually own on physical media.
>>71540296
>It's the only Trek I actually own on physical media.
You have my pity.
>>71540222
Why can't this shit take place right after voyager. Those actors aren't disgustingly old where they cant show up again. Come on plus you can start the show post voyager explaining how they handled coming back and civilian life.
>>71540324
Bryan Fuller hates Voyager so I think it's unlikely that he'll do anything with them.
>>71540214
We already had a Star Wars character, anonymunch.
>>71540354
We should have an entire 13 episode series about Daniels' timeline duties, but not the exciting parts.
A whole episode where he helps the Bolian graduate program their holographic timeline interface.
Another episode that involves him being fitted for his black time travel suit and looking over new changes in the temporal-verse.
I think it could work,but only if Braga comes back.
>>71540484
I bet Fuller never even watched Enterprise since he was so pissed off by Berman and Braga.
>>71540354
Doesn't matter. Voyager gets better numbers than DS9 or Enterprise on Netflix and Amazon, with 7 of 9 and The Doctor some of the most popular (well deserved, imo) Trek characters of all time.
Ryan and Zimmerman will be back in guest spots.
>>71539824
Daily reminder that trektards have always been a nasty bunch. Probably has much to do with the fact that they are mostly fat, repulsive, sexually frustrated, shut-in permavirgins with absolutely no lives outside of their ultra-lame, jew-infested fantasy world
>>71540521
Can you post a source for your ratings claim?
I do recall that Voyager got lower Nielsen ratings than DS9.
>>71539556
lol, it's like you forgot the episode where janeway goes off on chakotay then threatens him racially
>"I'm prepared to let my crew die so we don't become thieves and murderers"
>"We only need to be thieves to stay alive because we'll die without food, Kathryn"
>FUCK OFF CHAKOTAY, SMALL POX NANOPROBES WHEN?!
>>71540222
How can I? Bryan Fuller is only saying that the new series won't take place in the X timeline.
That's doesn't mean we can see the Enterprise C from the JJ verse or even further Enterprise J. Anyways the new series is not about the flag ship of the Federation.
Star Trek is always about the Trek and characters that make the ride. If you doubt that will be see an Enterprise at some point in the series then you haven't seen much Star Trek.
>>71540577
>That blue dive shortly after DS9 started
Man, people really did not like "Time's Arrow."
>>71540577
Why does every show after TNG get less and less popular over time? Like I would have expected DS9 to go up each season
>>71540585
Mate, you said that it would be set IN those eras.
You wrote:
>The first season Is set in the Enterprise B era.
You wrote:
>Maybe not Enterprise B but maybe they meant Enterprise C.
Why are you trying to backpedal now?
You made a claim, that claim was false, now own up to it already.
Was it ever acknowledged in-universe just how often Worf was right, or at the very least perceptive that a situation was not as it appeared to everyone else?
It's painful to watch him get sidelined time and time again in TNG for being absolutely appropriate in his caution of situations.
>>71540577
Seeing that chart again tells me the franchise was overall in a slow dive regardless of what was being shown.
DS9 wasn't on a network, it was being syndicated.
Voyager was hamstrung by the network and had bad writers.
Yet both timelines of viewers seem to coalesce in a natural downward slope that only crests in season finales.
The argument that DS9 got better ratings doesn't seem to hold much water if you take into account the continual drop off after TNG ended.
>>71540708
Only if you're observant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edflm7Hh3hs
>>71540719
>The argument that DS9 got better ratings doesn't seem to hold much water
I'm not trying to argue anything.
Someone else is arguing that Voyager gets better ratings, and since they aren't presenting evidence, I simply have reason to doubt their claim.
>>71540668
>expecting anyone in these threads to ever own up in any to the slightest error in reason or facts
>>71540668
Clue word being "era"
Why are you trying so hard? Do you work at CBS or Paramount?
>>71540789
I wasn't arguing for him, either.
I'm just making the obvious point from your graph that both series are in a consistent downslope from the pilot to the very the end (with maybe a slight exception in Voyager's case, probably to do with DS9 being off the air).
Neither series retained TNG's original audience and it might have been for the good of the franchise.
A TNG-esque series would inevitably lose steam and peter out leaving us with less Trek, even if it's questionable Trek like Voyager.
>>71540762
I mean, I've seen all this stuff of him getting walked over. I'm asking if any character is ever like, "Man, that Worf guy might have a point being so suspicious all the time."
>>71540570
But don't you like Enterprise, Mr. Trektard Originator™?
>>71536443
"Tell me how many lights do you see."
>>71540865
The fuck are you even saying at this point?
The series showrunner says it's not after the A era and before the D era.
You say it's in the B era, but B is between A and D, so you are wrong.
Can you explain to me how you think it's set in the B era when it's not set in the era between A and D?
>>71540995
I'm blind, you sick Cardy sunuvabitch!
>>71540984
I like it.
I don't make it my religion, tardo.
>>71540584
That's nothing compared to the scene where Dax is showing everyone the chart with all the Bajorans in top media positions
>>71541066
Normal is what everyone else is and you are not.
>>71540521
The Doctor and Janeway had some epic banter.
>Doctor, synthesize these nanoprobes to emit coffee grinds on a need be basis
>But Captain, I-
>DO IT!
>>71541117
But your hatred of Jews is greater than Mel Gibson's.
You give southern Christians a run for their money on such issues, I'd call that religious.
How does he do it, /tv/?
>>71541242
Are you a jew... or just jew-stupid?
>>71541362
He gave good head on the casting couch.
>>71541373
I'd like to consider myself a Jew, yes.
>>71541408
Well there you go.
Alright nerds, I got a question. Do Starfleet jumpsuits have any sort of anti-phaser protective qualities? And if not, why don't people like security or away teams who are heading into fights wear armor?
>>71541479
Nothing against phasers, but they deflect lasers.
Star Trek: 1
Star Wars: 0
>>71541557
Any reason why security teams don't wear armor then? We know materials can provide cover against phasers.
Also, Star Wars uses plasma weapons IIRC.
>>71541444
You know, since I know now that you are no longer trolling and I know what you like, but did you know that a TON of Gen X academic Jews worshipped TNG? Like that shit was their favorite show amongst 80s/90s Jews in college.
My father fits that mold and he could tell you more about TNG even though I binged on it in college.
And now that I'm a few years post-graduation I find that a lot of white people that remember or are were recently introduced to Star Trek never say anything about Jewish influence or perversion of some original concepts.
You could argue that Gene was ten times more perverse and blatant with liberal ideas than any of the writers thereafter (most weren't even Jewish).
You should lighten up for once. Some of us are actually normal middle-class people.
>>71541242
Southern "Christians" are, for the most part, delusional.
And Mel Gibson did nothing wrong...
except apologize.
>>71541990
I couldn't care less about TNG. IMO, it was nothing more than a gay, PC show for gay, PC morons.
>>71541479
I'm sure Malcolm & Trip could have probably come up with something, if their funding hadn't been cut to pay for "diversity" immigration..
>>71542316
>>I couldn't care less about TNG. IMO, it was nothing more than a gay, PC show for gay, PC morons.
>>71542453
>No more Neelix!
What did they mean by this?
>>71542316
>comfy, fun show for chill, relaxed bros
>>71542666
>comfy
Sounds gay, Satan.
>>71542599
>Mortal Coil
>A Bryan Fuller romp!
>>71542668
Nice, keeping gay drawings at the ready on the hard drive. You must HATE accessing that everytime you just want to spam.
I have to wonder about these scenes, though, considering it was a gay, PC show for gay, PC morons.
>>71542771
Yep. That was pretty gay, alright.
>>71536443
Picard = Kirk = Sisko > Archer > a turd > janeway
>>71542838
Well at least you're finally revealing your true nature to us.
>>71536443
Archer is best Captain.
Grabs borg and pulls out its borg tubes... commences killing it with his bare hands.
Archer is a real man... not a flakey faggot, a token gibsmedat, or self-entitled feminot like the rest of them.
>>71540484
Daniels is only gay because he watched too much TNG. Archer really needed to straighten his ass out.
>>71542950
>the writers have to put the Borg into Easy Mode so that Archer can handle them
Lol.
>>71542950
Who's fucking idea was it to put the Borg in Enterprise?
>>71543117
You already know.
>>71542907
>us
You got a mouse in your pocket, or are you running a circle jerk?
>>71543161
More to the point, why was nobody shot for suggesting or implementing it?
>>71543174
There are 25 posters in this thread, cadet.
>>71543177
Making them run Enterprise was already punishment enough.
>>71543211
Oh. Well I guess that makes me one of "us" then, doesn't it?
>>71543161
They did a good job.
Showed us how a real man acts.
>>71543292
Do you not already know who you are?
Why doesn't anyone ever talk about Phlox here?
I thoroughly enjoyed Phlox in Enterprise and it feels like everyone talks about the humans and T'Pol but Phlox never makes it into conversation.
He's definitely my second favorite doctor.
>>71543881
Is that the episode that was just a remake of a Voyager episode starring 7?
Bad choice of pics to be honest.
>>71543930
>remake of a Voyager episode starring 7?
No, it was the tv trope of a panaroma of the objects occluding his genitals as he walked about feeding the pets in sickbay.
Similar to say Austin Powers at the end of the first one.
>>71544054
>"Why doesn't anyone ever talk about Phlox here?"
>goes off on some deflective memey tangent when someone tries to make actual conversation about a Phlox episode
Okay.
>>71539253
>the premiere
Best part of the premiere was this:
https://youtu.be/xeDOe0kZDhk
And Enterprise dog-fighting through town & blasting the alien installation.
All that crap with the negress and Bobby tho. Yeah.
>>71544147
But you asked me if it was a remake of a Voyager episode and I answered your question that it wasn't.
And since your memory was foggy, I gave the scene context.
I did talk about the episode and would like to continue doing so.
Kirk: Studly, heroic, man-god
Picard: Pompous limey faggot
Janeway: Stupid lost in space bitch
Sisko: Token black guy stuck on back water shit hole space station.
Archer: Literally sucks millions of cocks
>>71544192
That episode was a lot better than it should've been with the Brooklyn bad boys and the oppressed negress
It was better than most of what came after it IMO
>>71544196
why do you keep responding to trek+'s resident dumbass troll expecting real answers? You could spot him a mile away
>>71543881
I'm still unsure whether he had sex with T'Pol to cure her pon far.
But his unusually shy behavior in the decon chamber seemed a little out of character for him considering his actions earlier on, like wanting to watch two crewmen "mate", or encouraging Trip to fuck his wife, and then laughing about it when Trip refused.
>>71544196
>"Is the episode X?"
>"No, the scene is Y."
>thinking episode==scene
The Enterprise episode "Doctor's Orders" is a remake of the Voyager episode "One".
>>71544464
I completely agree, especially considering that they had established Denobulan society as a very open sexually.
The closest thing I can think of similar to how he acted there was his original apprehension towards Ensign Cutter in season 1 or 2.
And, no, I don't think they fucked. It was implied he came up with some concoction or some shit and put her in the decon chamber. It wasn't resolved well.
>>71544346
>That episode was a lot better than it should've been with the Brooklyn bad boys and the oppressed negress
I agree. The balance of that two-parter was fairly entertaining, and kept me somewhat interested.
>>71544590
>Phlox finds a cure for Pon Farr
>it's forgotten by later series
>Phlox finds a cure for Borg assimilation
>it's forgotten by later series
How do they keep getting away with this?
>>71544569
For some reason I was immediately reminded of the scene where Q's son removed her clothing. I actually forgot that the picture was from that episode.
You are absolutely correct. T'Pol played the role of the "illusion" that the alien from "One" played.
As I recall, the episodes were almost identical.
Still a good episode though.
>>71544660
The answers never really revealed themselves, did they ?
>>71544590
Yes. Cutler remarked that she knew his race did not like being touched, but then he nearly drools to Trip about a rose pedal bath. So he's a little inconsistent.
But then again, he did end up giving Cutler a booty call. So yeah. What's up with him?
>>71544702
Yes, they fucked up Voyager. But they improved greatly with Enterprise.
You're just butthurt because Enterprise isn't gay.
>>71544847
Enterprise improved as their involvement lessened. And when they came back, they gave us the series finale. Wew.
>>71544904
>Enterprise improved as their involvement lessened.
>>71544847
Your obsession with gay things is really unsettling.
Once you come out I'm sure your life will improve then drastically get worse.
>>71545021
buthurt fag detected
Eat a dick, Percy. Mentally healthy people aren't obliged to accept perversion as the new norm just because a bunch of faggots want them to.
>>71545105
>he types this, browsing trap, footfetish, and cunny threads in his other tabs
>>71545105
>buthurt
>fag
>detected
Jesus, it's terminal. God speed pal.
>>71545129
I never got the foot thing.
IT'S BEEN A LONG RUN
>>71544789
I think that they just weren't careful enough to take note of the character episode to episode to be aware of two disparate aspects of who he was.
In hindsight, it's really not that big of a deal for me because I feel like his upside as comic relief and impartial observer to humanity's space foray folly.
I just think he had a lot of personality that's so easily forgotten when random people try to disparage the show for having bland characters with no real arc or development.
Given the change in writing, the change in executives at UPN, and the last season being pretty much a surefire final one, there wasn't much of a chance to do a unique fully realized conclusion for some of them, Reed or Mayweather especially.
Hell, Voyager had 7 seasons and they botched a few of the characters' "arcs". They pretty much forgot about Harry in the finale.
>>71544346
>It was better than most of what came after it IMO
I liked the Vulcan arc.
anyone got tabs for the enterprise theme song?
>>71545591
High points of S4 of ENT:
-Nazi Temporal Cold War Aliens in New York
-Vulcan/Romulan/Sarek's cotra three parter
-Observer Effect
-Bound for Trip/T'Pol and Orion Slave Sluts
-In a Mirror Darkly
-Terra Prime Two Parter
So yeah, pretty much half and half for me. Observer Effect is definitely one of my favorites.
>>71545715
>-Nazi Temporal Cold War Aliens in New York
>-Bound for Trip/T'Pol and Orion Slave Sluts
I think that you don't know what high points are.
>>71545533
I agree that he was an interesting, and likeable character, and is a part of what made that series a good one.
I am kind of glad he never sold them the idea that he would have, at times, squawked like a bird.
>>71545827
>I am kind of glad he never sold them the idea that he would have, at times, squawked like a bird.
I'm also glad they got rid of this twinging Rick Berman-ism where he smiles while the shit CG guys pull his smile upward and it pixelates the background.
>>71545715
I generally agree with your assessment.
Didn't care much for the green Orion girls. They looked like std farms... and they were total feminists.
I liked everything else you listed, but I also liked the Klingon arc, and the Babel 1 arc.
I even thought the augment story was ok, but the inclusion of Spiner basically ruined it for me. IMO he's always been way overrated, and way overused.
So actually, aside from that, the finale, and the transporter kang being my picks for worst episodes, I really can't say I haven't found at least something entertaining, or interesting about every episode, even the bad ones.
>>71546280
I mainly liked the B-story of "Bound" with T'Pol and Trip being in each other's day dreams and basically just continuing the development of the two.
I just can't seem to get over that Daedalus episode. I think it was because the old man seemed more like some old blues singer as opposed to a transport scientist. Not to mention it was just sort of cheesy with some forced past romance between Archer and the black chick.
I also didn't like the whole Aenar / Romulan arc except for Trip and Reed getting thrown all over that mosquito ship.
As for Brent..
Spiner as Data is fucking out of this world.
Spiner as Lore, fun but somewhat annoying in a bad way.
Spiner as some smug ancenstor of Soongh, fucking embarrassing.
He comes across as one of those guys who doesn't realize he has that much talent or that his jokes are pretty lame.
>>71546575
>I mainly liked the B-story of "Bound" with T'Pol and Trip
Yeah. I like T'Pol and Trip.
>I also didn't like the whole Aenar / Romulan arc except for Trip and Reed getting thrown all over that mosquito ship.
I liked that arc, and I'll tell you why... It was like Degra said in the Xindi story... "We may not know who the real enemy is."
It was a quintessential false flag operation, portrayed in a way that even plebs can watch, and easily understand how they actually work in the real world.
>>71546728
>I liked that arc, and I'll tell you why... It was like Degra said in the Xindi story... "We may not know who the real enemy is."
>It was a quintessential false flag operation, portrayed in a way that even plebs can watch, and easily understand how they actually work in the real world.
Yeah, I guess I specifically really did not like the Aenar. I feel they were created simply to have a pilot who could somehow feel telepathic messages light years away. The beginning with Archer, the Tellarites, Shran, all being manipulated had me.. It was about when they showed that Aenar pilot and then finally this weird race of blind telepaths ..I don't know, just seemed like they were created to fill that role on the subspace holographic ship or whatever.
They had an opportunity, as well, to include the previous storyline with the Vulcan senator who was in collusion with the Romulans as part of it. They basically ended that Vulcan three parter with the idea we might see that guy or his accomplices very soon.
>"Join me, doctor..."
>"En-HANCE my evening."
What was Garak suggesting in that moment?
>It's another Trek thread in which the same 3 people circlejerk over ENT
>>71536486
Oh my...oh my god. Tell me he didn't. Tell that lunatic didn't post it.... AGAIN
Damn. Just wow. What more is there to say? He did it. That absolutely mad son of a bitch did it. Someone cap this because this absolute madman right just posted the "Commander, tell me about your sexual organs" meme for the umpteenth time. Astounding. Truly astounding. Let this be a lesson to you kids. You can do anything. You can BE anything. You can be a mouth breathing NEET who sits in his basement all day doing nothing but post Star Trek memes and goddamnit you can be the best there is.
>>71546936
Was Garak the Varys of DS9?
>>71546936
Well, I should imagine that when he's not hanging around with Bashir, he probably spends his evenings alone reading Cardassian literature and crying over how he'll never be a part of The Never-ending Sacrifice
Does anyone know the Cardassian female with dreadlocks?
>>71547306
>be Garak
>set off events that directly cause the victory in the Dominion war
>go completely unappreciated
Such is life
>>71547692
>be Sloan
>set off events that directly cause the victory in the Dominion war
>get murdered by a Paki who goes unpunished
Such is life
Wrath of Khan
>It's a test of character
""""Star Trek""""
>The purpose is to experience fear
How did Jew Jew fuck up this badly?
>it's a "Janeway endangers her entire crew's lives by doing something stupid" episode
>>71548724
Janeway's coffee is made with the blood of infinite trans-dimensional Harry Kims.
>something potentially interesting happens in Voyager
>writers kill the plot line by the end of the episode to return to the status quo
>>71546936
Garak just wanted to stick his pointy, scaly cock up Bashir's Bum
>>71547692
He probably prefers it that way.
>>71536610
Every episode except 11 and 22. Skip both of those and it's top-tier Trek.
>>71540918
Sisko more-or-less let him off the leash to go do his Klingon thing but I don't think anyone ever explicitly said "I'm glad you're here Worf, we have some aliens we need you to kill with extreme prejudice"
>>71544660
>>Phlox finds a cure for Pon Farr
>>it's forgotten by later series
Strictly speaking, he didn't. He just treated the disease that was inducing it in T'Pol and consequentially it went away.
>>Phlox finds a cure for Borg assimilation
>>it's forgotten by later series
Yeah, that one is complete and utter bullshit.
>>71546905
If we'd gotten another season then we probably would have. IIRC someone said something about the Romulans being the main bad guys of S5.
>>71550466
At least we got BSG out of it.
>>71536486
They are yellow, and green if you know what I mean.
>>71538780
>Underrated post.
>>71542453
>No more Neelix!
Fuck You!
>>71536443
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>>71539644
>I mean, it's funny. I've read that we're [set] before "Next Generation," after ["Star Trek VI: The] Undiscovered Country," which is false.
Aes Sedai answer, similar to the way he denied it was an anthology. As a seasonal anthology, it's not an anthology show and also doesn't have a regular setting.
You have to read between the li(n)es of Star Trek bigwigs, their first duty isn't to the truth.
>>71552781
BSG had two perfect years.
DS9 ended when Voyager had two years left.
Just imagine a world where BSG never happened, but Voyagers S6 and S7 were pure perfection.
We will never live in that world.
>>71555165
>Just imagine a world where BSG never happened
I never want to live in that world, sorry.
>>71555307
Sure thing, buddy.
>>71555370
Take Voyager and BSG at its worst, I'll take BSG any day. I've got a thing for ships that used projectile weapons in space.
Did this count as breaking the prime directive?
>>71547277
>mad
>>71539983
I know. What a waste.
They should have made him Captain of the Zyklon B.
>>71540324
>Why can't this shit take place right after voyager. Those actors aren't disgustingly old where they cant show up again
First of all, Voyager sucks nigger dicks.
Second, picrelated.
Eww. Nasty.
>>71556809
Were they pre-warp?
>>71559597
End yourself.
>>71556768
>>71556809
No. That plague was introduced by the Dominion.
>>71536443
So I've literally not seen a single Star Trek episode, but I'm interested in watching the parrallel universe episode with the evil Spock.
Would I be missing much if I just watched the ep out of the blue or would I need to watch some other stuff first?
>>71559910
The main reason that mirror universe episodes are so much fun is the contrast. Without the context of the rest of the show the mirror universe episodes aren't really all that special.
>>71559969
Not to mention the contrasts of sexual proclivities.
*WINK WINK*
*NUDGES YOU OFF BARSTOOL*
>>71559842
Get gassed.
Braga confirmations of season 5:
>Archer is future guy
>Shran is a main cast member
>More Enterprise Mirror Universe
What else was proposed or was considered to be high in the makings for that fifth season?
>>71560417
>you will NEVER see ENT season 5
>>71560621
don't do it, chief!!
you never know, jeffrey combs might show up in the new series as fan service
it could be, IT COULD DAMNIT!!
>>71560707
>jeffrey combs
please keep this overacting faggot from ruining any more star trek episodes
>>71561250
That's some nice b8.
I had a whole angry paragraph typed out before I decided to actually think before typing.
>>71536443
It was Star Trek done right.
No faggots.
No feminism
No PC
Less technobabble
More realism
More character
Interesting aliens
Solid storytelling
>>71561250
Now THIS is baitposting!
>We need a name for some emergency paths, like narrow tunnels or corridors, in our space boats if our turboelevators system fails?!
>Ensign Jeffries: I got it!
>>71539432
STFU. The space redneck episodes were awesome.
>enterprise
>didn't have an episode where archer wakes up in someone elses body and says 'oh boy'
they really fucked up
>>71541990
>I find that a lot of white people that remember or are were recently introduced to Star Trek never say anything about Jewish influence or perversion of some original concepts.
A lot of white people are jew stupid. But of course the jews' ill-gotten stranglehold on education, media, and government probably has nothing to do with that. Right?
>You could argue that Gene was ten times more perverse and blatant with liberal ideas than any of the writers thereafter (most weren't even Jewish).
A lot of white people have been corrupted by perversion and liberal ideas. But of course the fact that if one traces the ultimate source of most any kind of corruption, perversion, or harmful "liberal" ideas, one inevitably finds a jew, well, that's just a coincidence. Right?
>You should lighten up for once. Some of us are actually normal middle-class people.
What's "normal" for a jew, e.g. killing Christ, the black slave trade, bolshevism, communism, WWI, WWII, the Kennedy assassination, the holohoax, the Palestinian genocide, 911, multiculturalism, numerous other acts of terrorism, Al-Qaeda, ISIS, the Samson Option, and generally wrecking every country your people have infested over millennia with your usury, and racist, supremacist, retarded religion, is not necessarily "normal" for anyone else.
>>71563202
This /pol/posting is getting out of control
I appreciate it because it scares away the tourists, but the gap between /tv/ trek threads and /pol/ trek threads seems to be closing
>>71563784
this is what happens when you put /trek/ in the OP. the /pol/ posters almost never find their way into the ad hoc trek threads
>>71543072
So what? The original put Klingons into easy mode so Kirk can handle them
>>71563963
>Klingons
>not always in easy mode
https://youtu.be/21L22C5AjoE?t=3m51s
>>71564501
Klingons job so hard that they should get bennies from Starfleet
>>71563784
/pol/ Star Trek threads aren't normally full of "jew this, nigger that"-type discussion. The /tv/ Trekthread poster who has recently been impersonating /pol/ for unknown purposes is presenting a caricature. /pol/ Star Trek threads are the best Star Trek threads on the site, better than even /tg/'s. A far sight better than /tv/'s have ever been.
>>71563826
/pol/ Star Trek threads are never generals, they're always about a specific topic.
If you guys want serious Star Trek discussion you ought to come to /pol/ and check it out. It's really pretty friendly and nice.
>>71564501
>not always easy mode
>taken out in hand-to-hand combat by 90 pound females.
At least when 7 of 9 fought The Rock it was believable because of her implants.
>>71564501
>a bunch of ragtag bajorans and a drunk irish bastard hold off a Klingon invasion fleet
>>71563201
>no episode where they meet a species of space retards
Oh wait they did do that.
>>71564638
Daily reminder that Klingons are really just thin skinned, excessively prideful, and horribly insecure.
>>71539644
"dank memes" nice one, Reddit.
In seriousness /r/daystrominstitute has high quality Trek discussion. We seemed to be mired in image macros and spouting quotes.
>>71565199
The Daystrom Institute is shit. Horribly oppressive rules that suck any joy or fun out of Trek. It's over-moderated, cliquish and filled with autistic spazoids who just can't fucking reconcile that some actors might just play multiple characters without some sort of grand unifying theory behind it.
How do you feel about pic related?
Are transport rifles cheating?
>>71547692
He's a spy. Being appreciated in his lifetime would mean he had fucked up colossally.
I'm sure 70 or 80 years later someone will find a half-erased copy of Sisko's log and piece the story together, and Garak will get some kind of posthumous memorial in his honour on Earth.
>>71563201
S03E03 -Extinction
>>71565475
Transporters can be jammed and detected so easily, they really wouldn't be a viable battlefield weapon.
>>71565363
Full of trektards, huh?
>>71565703
Honestly there are some good people on there too, but spend any length of time posting there and you'll get sick of every newfag thinking they're the first one to ask "Who would win: Borg or Dominion" or "Can you assimilate a changeling?"
>>71556580
Chief "Punished Engineer" O'brian
>>71560417
>Braga confirmations of season 5:
>>Archer is future guy
Future who? I don't follow.
>>71566031
The guy who talks to the Suliban through the time machines.
>>71563784
/pol/ Trek threads are actually the most serious and reasoned discussion on /pol/ most of the time, I see more talk of niggers and Jews in /tv/ threads than I ever do there.
>>71565767
>"Can you assimilate a changeling?"
Ca- Cant you?
>>71566141
Oh shit, that would have been neat.
They were also going to explore Stratos from TOS in a later season, I would've liked to have seen that.
>>71566341
>>71565475
Cheating is a spook.
>>71565678
A precisely modulated annular confinement beam in the upper EM band would be hard to detect in times of extreme interference with particle weaponry scattered amok.
Honestly I'm just fascinated to see how they try to make Star Trek seem futuristic in 2016 now that we have smartphones and tablets that seem far more futuristic than communicators and tricorders. The only futuristic tech in Star Trek anymore is the stuff that is just straight up magic like transporters and replicators.
>>71566668
Goddamn he's so dreamy.
>>71566693
>The only futuristic tech in Star Trek anymore is the stuff that is just straight up magic like transporters and replicators.
Except there's nothing magic about them. The "in-between" technology to create the outcome is just not there. The principles behind them are based entirely quantum physics.
They are creating a pattern out of your entire body down to the atomic/sub-atomic level then turning your matter into energy with the resequencing of that matter sent as part of the transmission so that when it reaches it's intended target the pattern "buffers" sequence the matter back into it's coherent atomic makeup.
How they send the energy transmission is a whole different story as it's only outlined as being something called the "annular confinement beam". Which suggests it's "pulsed" in some way to it's location.
What I'm saying is what that one new age beat knick said about "technology so advanced would be indistinguishable from magick". Replicators use the same technology as transporters by simply using a pattern of some item and then taking it's base elements and assembling them to create what you wanted.
People make the mistake of calling 3D printers "proto-replicators" but they are entirely wrong considering we aren't converting energy to matter or even specific matter to a different type of matter.
>>71565767
Their minds are full of fuck.
>>71540653
The problem with DS9 was that, while it was GOOD, don't get me wrong, it was also a lot more niche.
The show assumed on a base level that you were already familiar with the trappings of Star Trek to a point where you wouldn't mind some variation.
Most of the population didn't feel that way.
It's why Voyager went back to the episodic format from TNG. Except Voyager just had shitty writing.
>>71540708
It actually does happen more often than people say it does.
The best episodes are when people heed Worf's warnings and STILL get fucked over (See: Best of Both Worlds)
>>71566928
>beat knick
>beat
>knick
Oy ve.
>>71567274
Beating the Knicks is pretty easy senpai
>>71542950
What the fuck
I don't remember there being Borg in enterprise
How the hell would that even work?
>>71567468
Star Trek: First Contact
PG-13
1996 ‧ Fantasy/Science fiction film ‧ 1h 51m
Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) and the crew of the newly commissioned Enterprise-E battle the insidious Borg to restore the rightful future of Earth. The Borg is trying to stop the invention of the warp drive by going back in time. While some crew members are on Earth, the others are in a battle up in space.
>>71567615
I meant Enterprise, the show.
>>71567718
Star Trek: First Contact
PG-13
1996 ‧ Fantasy/Science fiction film ‧ 1h 51m
Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) and the crew of the newly commissioned Enterprise-E battle the insidious Borg to restore the rightful future of Earth. The Borg is trying to stop the invention of the warp drive by going back in time. While some crew members are on Earth, the others are in a battle up in space.
Man, nothing makes me sadder than Enterprise.
On paper, Enterprise is an amazing idea!
Early era of Trek, heavy on exploration! Awesome
A good excuse for time and alternate universe shinaniganery? Brilliant!
Hire some of the best sci-fi writers of the time?Great!
The captain is played by one of the most iconic and memorable sci-fi character actors of all time? Make it happen!
And then it came out, and then it was just sorta...splat.
Scott Bacula was really the biggest tragedy of the whole thing. Archer was a pretty great character, all things considered, and you could tell Bacula acted the hell out of what little he got. Both the actor and the character deserved better than that, man.
>>71567899
Hey... trektard...
Stop grasping at straws.
Enterprise was best Trek ever.
Deal with it.
>>71540653
UPN
>>71567899
>On paper, Enterprise is an amazing idea!
You really think, in 2002, doing a prequel of a famous sci-fi series is an "amazing idea?"
>>71568856
Enterprise was conceived in 2000 and aired just days before 9/11.
But I agree, it wasn't exactly an amazing idea, but they didn't have anything exceptionally creative to do other than a prequel series.
>>71568856
>>71568921
All Treks previous to Enterprise were whiney, homosexual, PC garbage.
DS9 DVD Season 4 Extras
Hidden File 8 - Explorers
CHASE MASTERSON: "So after my first day of shooting I was leaving makeup and I was just telling everyone goodbye .. and I said 'Bye, see ya' later, Mr. Brooks.' "
>"Goodbye, Kathy."
CHASE: "What? No, no, my name's Chase, I play the role of Leeta."
>"Okay, see you later Kathy.."
CHASE: " 'I said, 'No, No, I'm not Kathy, my name's Chase.. I've never even played a Kathy..' "
CHASE: "And then he took one long hard Avery Brooks look at me and said.."
>"NORDICTRAK!"
>>71567718
The Borg from First Contact wake up on Earth and Archer tries to stop them from escaping back to Borg space.
>>71568072
Is it just me or is the black guy not a real character? He seems like he should die every episode.
>>71569538
>wants the black guy to die every episode
try not to contain your racism too much, mr. cletus mcflafferty
>>71569601
Wow, are you KIDDING ME?
I don't mean that I want him to die, I just mean that he should die.
>>71569668
wekk vve mnoire consistent about it you're going on about the baclk guy dieing
also, he was very plain but I thought he had some good episodes about being a space boomer.
>>71569601
Not to worry, boomer lover. They included a few Easter eggs just for fans of Voy & TNG.
>>71569427
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3Dm6XmhnDU
Leeta at 0:00:45
>>71536443
who the fuck puts picard first?
he was so fucking awful
>>71549181
Fucking really? I always thought it was made out of little blonde girls who wear cute purple dresses ...
>>71570088
why did you delete it, nathan?
>>71570039
I remember this guy from the tv show Popular and Leprechaun in the Hood. He used to make out with the sweetest looking teen white girl in that.
>>71570143
wtf i meant this one
>>71570143
Because summer.
>>71570164
Poor Harry.
>>71564665
>taken out in hand-to-hand combat by 90 pound females.
Kira is bigger than she looks. She just looks small because she was surrounded by other big actors.
Heck, she's probably taller than most posters on 4chan.
>>71571011
that reminds me: how has this thread come so far without the lewd granny kira posters?
>>71536486
first post best post
>>71571138
In this /trek/ thread, we have a more evolved sensibility.
>>71567899
Enterprise's most significant problem is that it had no fucking integrity or identity until it was too late. Remember how they marketed it as "No phasers. No transporters. No Federation." or some shit like that? Well in the second goddamn episode a handheld phaser shows up, then they get phasers for the ship and then photon torpedoes and at that point it's functionally more-or-less the same as any other Trek except with "hull plating" instead of "shields" and an actual galley instead of a bank of replicators so why not toss in gratuitous transporter use as well and shave off some of the budget? They basically gutted the entire premise of the show - from the beginning - to make it more like every other Trek. Almost as importantly, the show waffled horribly between "new and exotic" and "references and/or nostalgia" for the first two seasons and did neither well - and the fact that most of the dialogue seemed to be written under the impression that the cast consisted of sharpie'd two by fours instead of actual sapient beings just compounded the issue.
In S3 they more-or-less dropped even the wafer-thin pretenses of "primitive" exploration as the show started to find its own direction and S4 was [nearly] solid gold because the direction of the show seemed to be "fuck it; let's have fun" more than anything else in particular and did they ever - Orion slave girls, duels to the death in the name of diplomacy, Romulans, Nazis, the whole nine yards. They basically cherry-picked a ton of things fondly remembered from TOS, things that worked, and carefully put them in different contexts to make them seem fresh and new and it worked brilliantly.
>>71571258
/trek/ will never be /frz/, and that's a fact.
>>71571258
Kira was never attractive to me. She always had the face of a little boy, especially with those short Rachel Maddow cuts.
On the other hand, Ezri looked like a cute teen girl with a simplistic yet elegant look befitting of a Starfleet officer.
Even Jadzia, with her broad shoulders carried a greater sense of femininity that Kira.
I'm not sure I'll ever understand the infatuation with her, and you'd think people would find the best of her from when she was younger and not be so fearful of time by showing that 2013 picture of her on a golf cart and the grey streak saying "DAMN, Nana Visitor looks like THAT?!"
It comes across as sarcasm to me.
>>71571202
Your sexual organs are made up of posts?
>>71536486
One day I'll bump into this episode, and I'll think of you. I'll think of you all... class dismissed.
>>71571541
Jesus H. Christ 9/10 post right here.
This is probably about as accurate of an appraisal of Enterprise in terms of objectively determining why and how it was a general failure.
They realized that the previous' Trek was what they rode in on but once they laid out the show for everyone, they knew this wasn't going to work and that some of the previous audience was going to leave. And they did exactly that. They couldn't perceive of a prequel without all of that previously established technology because it had become second nature in series like Voyager. 1/4 of the dialogue was talking about the devices and the ship and suddenly without that the writers balk at shaving it off.
You have to blame Rick Berman for that out of all of them. Star Wars just did a prequel. They were coming up on the last of Voyager and had exhausted just about every known premise in the Trekverse so that they could keep casual viewers for one more week and it turned out a prequel was like getting pancakes without blueberries, eggs, bacon and the trimmings. It was just lesser version of it's previous incarnations until they finally took chances.
Agree with you entirely about S3-S4.
>>71571763
Boy Meets Small World
>>71571868
>Agree with you entirely about S3-S4.
This goes without saying. I think maybe 99.99% of participants in /trek/ threads agree that Enterprise got better in S3-S4.
As far as I know, there's only one person who disagrees, and it's that edgy contrarian who insists that all the other series are for tards and fags.
>>71571617
Thank god
>>71571663
TOS ensigns aside (god DAMN that 60s hair and those uniforms are pure sex) I think that Ezri is probably easily the most attractive woman in Starfleet. Cute as a goddamn button while being one of the sparse handful of women that look good with short hair and easily the most feminine character on the show - hell, actually she was pretty much the ONLY feminine character on the show.
>>71571663
>short Rachel Maddow cuts
How do you feel about longer-haired Kira (in a Starfleet uniform)?
>>71539435
What was wrong with Janeway? she started out as a pure scientist, and had to grow a lot over the course of the series to keep her ship and crew safe in a ton of diverse situations.
>>71572172
>What was wrong with Janeway?
She was a psycho?
>>71572172
Mulgrew played Janeway like cardboard, because the producers would demand reshoots whenever she injected some emotion into a scene.
>>71572115
>no Jadzia
DROPPED
>>71572115
I think S6-S7 Kira when she was "dating" Odo was the best looking Kira of the series. Which is funny to me considering she was both older than S1 Kira and had just popped out a kid the previous year.
Not to mention, she dropped the whiney, cunty, almost bratty attitude of former Bajoran female terrorist and stick up her ass over anything Cardassian Major Kira and evolved into Kira Nerys.
I always use the quintessential moment I liked most about her development being the episode "Chimera" where the other Changeling pretty much obliterates half the senior staff at Quark's calling them all hypocritical and this, that and third.
She just responds quietly with "It's not funny" and "Odo can take care of himself." which is such a complete 180 from the previous Kira who would've had a temper tantrum and left huffing and puffing.
>>71572280
>it's a picture of characters who rarely wear Starfleet uniforms
>Dax always wears a Starfleet uniform
Shut up, you stupid nerd.
>>71572033
No, I agreed with him in the particular statements he made about S3-S4.
He mentioned that at some point they quit trying so hard to be two different things that weren't working together and decided to "have fun" and use what worked best about Trek and take chances.
Before that, they were so hindered by the prequel's lack of what made part of 90s Trek so unique and ultimately noticeable to the casual viewer.
>>71572080
>I think that Ezri is probably easily the most attractive woman in Starfleet.
>>71571663
>Kira was never attractive to me. She always had the face of a little boy.
You don't climb trees ?
>>71572592
>JJ uniform
GET OUT
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>>71572115
I happen to be a fan of long hair.
>>71572392
>Before that, they were so hindered by the prequel's lack of what made part of 90s Trek so unique and ultimately noticeable to the casual viewer.
Power creep.
>No, we gotta have photon torpedoes because regular torpedoes aren't iconic enough
>No, we gotta have phasers everywhere because phasers are magic and literally no other weapons ever work as well except disruptors and only criminals and Klingons use those ;^)
>No, we gotta have Phlox put Crusher, Bashir and Starfleet Medical to shame while working in their equivalent of a Napoleonic warship and using literal leeches
>No, the hull plating needs to be able to take as much abuse as shields or we won't be able to drag out battles for as long
>>71572592
>JJ
Yeah, nah. Fuck off.
>>71572340
>stupid nerd
Nerds are not stupid. Stop nerd shaming.
>>71572844
>Power creep.
What did xe mean by that?
>>71572904
Geek > Nerd > Dork > Dweeb
>t. 90s Kid
>>71572277
To your credit, Chakotay is the only person Janeway has shown any feelings (however platonic they may be) for, so I guess it's hard to picture her with anyone else.
>>71573038
Tards like tribbles.
>>71573110
>I guess it's hard to picture her with anyone else.
Yeah. Like her kids, for instance.
Those are few and far between.
>>71573196
pity this asshole
>>71573196
There's this idea called the hedgehog's dilemma which is used as an analogy for people being too afraid of becoming close and hurting each other in the process. I think it resonates well with Janeway's story.
>>71573246
>>71559597
>Implying you wouldn't give your left nut to get with prime Janeway.
Everyone gets old sooner or later.
>>71573288
"HAHA! WHAT INNA HELL DO I DO WITH THIS THING?!"
>"no bueno"
>>71573373
You are 110% right, though.
I will not deny that one bit.
Pic relationship.
This lady came into my viewing life when I was like 13 to like 15. Very formative years.
Responsible for my fetish for "accessories" and technology in general.
"Mom, why won't you look me in the eyes?"
See, Mom, I can dunk it!
Mom?
Where are you going?
So how much "n_ _ _ _ _" does she have in her?
5%? 10?
>>71573246
Yeah, she's gone to hell in the past couple of years.
Still love her to death!
pretty much the only good thing about the newest Trek movies is the cheesecake.
I saw the trailer for the latest one and it has a dirtbike jumping over an explosion.
Trek is dead.
On the upside, somewhere out there an alien race has discovered the continuing spinning urn of Gene Rodenberry and has harnessed it for unlimited energy.
>>71573551
American with some Irish background
Im going 2 to 4% tops.
Which era or movie had the best uniforms?
My vote is for First Contact. Not only is it my favorite Star Trek movie, but it has the most tastefully done uniforms.
this thread will die in your lifetime
>>71573720
My favorite of all the uniforms is late DS9.
They had the columnated shoulder design greyed and was like the natural progression of the TNG season 1 uniforms.
>>71573778
I don't understand, what's the difference between those and the first contact uniforms?
>>71573734
what happened to the flower DNA that was mixed in there too?
Does Tuvak smell very pleasant now?
>>71573970
I completely forgot that they were the same when you posted that.
I guess we're in agreement?
>>71574004
It en-HANCED his strong Vulcan libido.
>>71574072
Seems like it.
hey, remember that time when nobody could understand that sometimes you just wanna kill a man?
>>71574197
Yes.. I do.TELL - ME - MORE
>>71574296
>>71574197
Stupidest fucking episode ever, really.
I mean, honestly, given the KLINGONS that they know full-well about and the myriad of other species they couldn't conceive of why someone might just haul off and murder a motherfucker?
With medical technology that was supposed to fix every illness mental and physical (for at least humans) which seemed to also include being gay (seriously, no gay humans in space) they couldn't even fucking begin to imagine random acts of murder?
>>71574418
it really was a good episode, m8
murder in an era where all needs are met is quite a startling thing for them
>>71574587
>>71574587
I agree, the concept is good.
The execution is lacking though. Often times the Voyager crew seems like complete fucking retards just to show that they're FUTURE people.
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