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Huh...I'm sure that's been around for a couple of months...I wonder why it blew up again all of a sudden.
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Banedon wrote:
Just to be Mr. Pendant (SHOCKER), Obama was polling a good 10-ish+ A LOT against Ryan before the scandal broke.
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Aron Eisenberg, who played Nog from the Star Trek spin-off "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," has died, his widow said. He was 50.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/09/22/ente ... index.html
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OleMissCub wrote:Sammy Sofa wrote:https://youtu.be/FySrgrKJguE
Dead Chokotay at 1:40??
Possibly, but I'm thinking it's Hugh.
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If anyone didn't get to the see the first episode of Picard, it's available for a limited time on PlutoTV and Youtube.
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So humans are back to being xenophobic racists in Picard.
I am glad that we are dealing with Romulans though. They are my favorite ST villains.
I am glad that we are dealing with Romulans though. They are my favorite ST villains.
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OleMissCub wrote:So humans are back to being xenophobic racists in Picard.
Let's face it; they always have been in one way or another all throughout ST.
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Sammy Sofa wrote:OleMissCub wrote:So humans are back to being xenophobic racists in Picard.
Let's face it; they always have been in one way or another all throughout ST.
It was the entire plot of Undiscovered Country.
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"Oh no, Jim-Boy, the Federation has turned overtly xenophobic and racist instead of 'lovably' xenophobic and racist! Well, call me a green-blooded devil's uncle; I never thought I'd see the day..."


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Sammy Sofa wrote:"Oh no, Jim-Boy, the Federation has turned overtly xenophobic and racist instead of 'lovably' xenophobic and racist! Well, call me a green-blooded devil's uncle; I never thought I'd see the day..."
It's all about 'civility' bro'. Be racist & xenophobic the RIGHT way.
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I think TNG is actually a great example of the kind of "woke" obliviousness where window dressing good intentions often end up just [expletive] all over the people you're supposedly treating as equals. For all the way the characters act and talk like they're this enlightened utopia people, they pretty much treat every alien race like pigeonholed curiosities at best, and out and out savages at the worst. It IS definitely automatically edgelord-y to say something, like, "Q was right," but...well, Q kinda WAS right, especially in the last episode. The human-dominated Federation is largely full of horsefeathers because the humans are full of horsefeathers. I really like how Picard feels like a very natural extension of how that has blown up in their faces.
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Sammy Sofa wrote:"Oh no, Jim-Boy, the Federation has turned overtly xenophobic and racist instead of 'lovably' xenophobic and racist! Well, call me a green-blooded devil's uncle; I never thought I'd see the day..."
Yes, but Bones went to Ole Miss, so it's expected that he'd be racist, right?
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Sammy Sofa wrote:I really like how Picard feels like a very natural extension of how that has blown up in their faces.
I'll accept that.
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The show is pretty good so far, but has a very different feel and tone from Star Trek: TNG. The cursing in episode 2 is pretty jarring lol.
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