/trek/ - kino edition

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Melora is actually the true kino episode. More federation officers should be handi-capable!

>DS9gag fags being so defensive
>they are also retards that use the kino meme

Not a surprise

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why didnt obrien fuck any of the dozens of women who wanted him?

keiko was a cunt and didnt deserve him

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ITT: Episode that are garbage, but which you pretend to like in order to accumulate Internet Points.

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>>81826725
I'll post it here again.

If you watched the episode where Sisko dies and Jake tells his life story, and you didn't shed one tear, you're a complete waste to society.

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>>81826832
>pursuing a vendetta for 7 years because someone hurt your feelings in 2010
Get over it already.

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can we talk about how the 2009 movie made no goddamn sense?

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Allamaraine!

>>81826869
Unpopular opinion here, I found that episode boring halfway through and skipped it

>>81826916
what's that screencap supposed to mean? did you and some of your friends made it?

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>>81826863
this was a great episode. So was Season's 2, Up The Long Ladder. I am sure it has a low rating on imdb because plebbit finds it offensive

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Is this what Kelley actually looked like at the time of filming Encounter at Farpoint, or did they age him up with make up?

>>81826784

That whole episode was stupid.

She should have designed a spaceship for her needs. Simple.

>>81826863
there's literally nothing wrong with that episode, fuck you

You probably hate TOS too

>>81826961
not him but ds9 fans are very passionate about their series, and with good reason desu

but sometimes they do go too far and shit on other treks/fans for no reason because their show is JUST THAT GOOD

>>81826961
>i-it wasn't me, I s-swear!
Remember last thread, when you were caught samefagging? Good times.

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>>81826987
makeup

this is how he looked in 1988

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>>81826982
>>81827000
Keep the memes coming, Pakleds.

>>81826987
thats makeup, man. he practically looks like emperor palpatine

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>>81826944
get out

>>81826725
Move Along Home is actually a comfy, campy episode. It has a lot to enjoy.

>seeing DS9 handle first contact
>subversion of expectations
>quark's conflict with greed and morality
>exotic locations
>life or death situations

>>81827049
How the fuck is The Royale bad?

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POST THE FUCKING WEBM OF QUARK LOOKING AT THE OTHER TRAP ALIEN
pls it was funny

>>81827012
>remember the last thread

which one? I don't spend all my time here unlike you apparently

>>81826725
Alamarain! Pro-tip, the secret to making not shitty trek threads is to not put /trek/ in the title. Generals are always pure cancer.

>>81827144
Don't play dumb. The last thread isn't even dead yet, and this thread has only been around for 20 minutes. You've been there. Anyone can see that you're being disingenuous.

Can't you post honestly for once, or has your 7-year vendetta caused shitposting to become the very core of your being?

>>81827064
It came to early in the series to be effective, but is a hidden gem in rewatches. DS9 is so radically different from other trek series that it's still establishing expectations for the show and characters, so the sudden shift in tone is confusing the first time you see it.

>>81827288
I honestly don't know how to answer, this is the first time I am victim of such autism from some random anon

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"Commander, tell me about your sexual organs."

>>81827211
the real key is to make them on completely different and unrelated boards like /ck/ or /v/, so you can avoid the general cancer

>>81827381
You were even forcing the same memes in last thread that you are in this one.
>>81826832
>>81791802

>>81827103
>no answer

As usual.
People that shit on TNG first seasons can never explain why they are supposedly bad.

>>81827450
you are clearly obsessed so I am going to ignore you from now on

>>81827413
As long as you make it an obscure reference instead of one of the constantlyreused memes they can work out. I know what you mean though, some of the best trek threads I've seen were on /v/ or /pol/.

>>81827103
>>81827533
It's boring, and intentionally so.

The characters explain to the audience that the novel is poorly-written cliche-filled trash. Because of this, the setting is meant to come off as "intentionally bad". And indeed, the guest characters are flat, their delivery is wooden, the pacing plods along, just as the show's writers intended. However, too much time is spent in this setting, because the regular characters never seem to take it seriously or make concerted attempts to move the story along. There's an overload of this "intentionally bad" style that shifts the episode from "intentionally bad" to just plain simple "bad".

>>81827630
maybe then you should leave and join the other teenagers and manchild so we can actually talk about star trek instead of having people whine about other people not accepting different tastes

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How are you Starfleet Joe?
it seems to me that most of you are poorly informed about the going of the Dominion war, to say nothing of a correct explanation of your presence on DS9.
Nothing is more confused than to be ordered into a war to die

>>81827630
off topic threads are the best threads

>>81827759
What the fuck are you on about? It's cancer like you that ruin these threads getting obsessed with drama instead of actually discussing trek.

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>>81826725
i know one of you has that webm of quark saying he doesnt care if its a man

>>81827844
I am not the one that started the thread with "if you disagree you are reddit!!!" and didn't understand DS9!

>>81827759
Thanks for proving my point lol. Put /trek/ in the OP and you're guaranteed to have a thread full of autists like this.

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So I'm rewatching TNG again, got to S6 finale.
Whatever the fuck happened to Hugh and all the other affected Borg including those who served Lore?
I don't remember VOY (or DS9) ever mention this.
One thing is for sure I guess - the Borg have adapted that trans-warp conduit tech after all.

>>81827893
I was complaining about the shitty OP.

>>81827925
probably dead

>>81827751
>I didn't like it

Could have spared a lot of meaningless explanations and trying to act as if you had a point other than a subjective one

>>81827979
>Name an episode.
>I can't!
>Why?
>It's too much typing!
As always, you continue to be full of shit.

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>>81828009
Well, considering the Queen and her agenda concept bullshit VOY introduced this indeed seems like a strong possibility.

>>81828093
Maybe you weren't paying enough attention, but that's not just my opinion. That's the opinion from the episode itself.

>"I have come to understand that the alien contaminators created this place for me out of some sense of guilt, presuming that the novel we had on board the shuttle about the Hotel Royale was in fact a guide to our preferred lifestyle and social habits. Obviously, they thought this was the world from which I came. I hold no malice toward my benefactors. They could not possibly know the hell they have put me through, for it was such a badly written book, filled with endless cliché and shallow characters. I shall welcome death when it comes." - Colonel Stephen G. Richey
The audience is forced to spend too much time in a setting that the characters in-universe describe as trash.

>>81828218
>borg queen
god i fucking hated that whole concept of there being a leader of the hivemind
only time she worked well was in First contact
VOY can fuck off with it's borg overuse

>>81827925
they went on to live a normal life like those disconnected Borg on VOY?

>>81828354
>Icheb
>normal

>>81828369
I was thinking about the colony on that planet, forgot about the borg kids

>>81828273
>borg overuse

More like the total destruction of a great concept of nearly unstoppable and actually scary adversary. Borg became a total joke thanks to VOY.

>>81828454
>go from being an unstoppable force that might or might not be a metaphore for the insatiable advance of collectivism and technology progression
>end up being jobbed into incompetent robots
>the last good use was an episode in ENT where they get spaced and the dr comes up with a miracle cure to borg nanomachines
disappointing

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>>81828421
>>81828369
>tfw that time Icheb wanted some half klingon pussy from B'lanna

>>81828583
>the last good use
>an episode with a bunch of people with less advanced technology defeats them and a doctor comes up with a cure centuries before the main invasion

How come Picard is always crying about ALL LIFEF IS SACRED, unwilling to destroy the Crystalline Entity or some huge fucking space slime sucking the energy from the ship
BUT
as soon as HIS EYES ARE OPEN in Darmok he tries without any hesitation to stab that invisible Predator-like dude with a knife.
WTF Jean-Luc?

>>81828689
they got more kills than their appearences in VOY but much much less than first contact or the rest of TNG
>DS9 didnt end with the station being assimilated by the borg

>>81828824
Unique life =/= Klingons/romulans/Vulcans

>>81828824
He was ok to kill the crystalline entity too if there was no way to communicate with it and reach some kind of agreement. He was just pissed a the old lady because she skipped the negotiation part.

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>>81827112
this one?

>>81827055
Damn it Vader, I'm the emperor, not a mechanic

>>81828926
That alien wasn't a Klingon or Romulan, in fact he didn't even know what the fuck that was and didn't clearly understand what that crazy captain wanted from him exactly. Maybe he wanted to set him up or something or they were hunting the poor creature.

>>81829155
he was clearly trying to kill them
I fear people always takes the meme too seriously, Picard never was a pacifist that would die rather than arm someone or something

>>81829155
The federation not being human centric and electing an alien to leadership was a mistake anyway, they will never have Earth or the federation's best interests at heart
Picard was right in killing that xeno

>>81826869
Garak's IRL daughter a cute. A cute!

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Have you ever changed your mind about a character after multiple re-watches?
I no longer feel that she was annoying, quite a decent character.

>>81829402
I never found her annoying. Granted I watched Star Trek when I was already an adult so who knows

>>81829402
i wanted to fuck her Tbh
Blame Aunt Diane

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>>81829627
Who wouldn't. Especially TOS era Mrs. Troi.

>>81829627
>>81829719
Every time the computer talks I pop a stiffy.

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>>81829719
>mfw

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>I can assure you Major...

>>81826918
What about it didn't make sense?

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>it's a "Kira sexually dominates Dukat with a spear episode"

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>>81830287
>be kira
>late night
>subspace phone rings in my quarters
>what the shit
>it's gul fucking dukat
>wut
>"LMAO I fucked you're mom!"
>he hangs up
what the FUCK was his problem?

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>Captain, I do not want to die!

>>81826863
I actually like that episode but I get why so many people hate it

Probably the only part I dislike is how Riker goes full retard with his gambling addiction and risks them being stuck there for no reason

>>81830703
why was he so selfish?

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Best episode coming through

>>81830502
Cardassians are just great prankers and Bajorans cant take a joke

Fucking Kiras mom and telling her about it

Labor camps

Medical Experiments

Killing Jadzia

Just a prank bro

>>81830384
>>81830287
>>81830502
For a brief moment Kira was probably the happiest female in two quadrants (at least). Just imagine the levels of sexual satisfaction she was able to achieve with a changeling! He probably fucked her in all holes simultaneously with perfectly sized cocks and at the same time stimulated her clit while enveloping her tits and entire body and shit fuck motherfucker. But he didn't feel shit.

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>>81830877
Why didn't he feel anything? Mike Ehrmantraut... er, I mean Odo could just make every surface of his body into a clit or something while he tentacle-vore fucked her.

Plus he was a virgin, so even if Bajorans are normally shit in the sack, which is likely, his first time was probably still pretty exciting.

>>81831074
Why do you think Bajorans are shitty lays?

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>>81830502
Fucking madman!

>>81830771
>barely touch one of those glowing sticks
>it destroys the ship

who designed those death traps

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>>81830868
>Trying to prank DS9 by leaving deadly "security" traps all over the place that trigger when Jake Sisko tries to clean up the old refinery room.
>Beaming over to mock the command crew's futile attempts to not be shot by turrets you left installed in the bridge
>Walking around in between the disruptor beams while they cower behind furniture
>Icameheretolaughatyou.jpg
>...
>...
>Getting trapped yourself
>Almost dying

J-just a prank bro! *sniffle* Just a prank..

>>81830771
Sorry, you can't come through, best episode is already here, there's no more room.

>>81831335
Communists.

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>>81831279
because they're shitty at everything
besides forced labor

>>81831335
Matter/anti-matter is unstable, who would have guessed!

>>81831388
But the antimatter isn't stored in the big horizontal sticks, it's stored in the smaller vertical stick.

>>81831429

Yeah but it's all connected, the horizontal sticks are a big part of the reaction

>>81831377
Perhaps, but I would rub my cock right up and down those nose ridges of Kiras.

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>>81831338
Why yes, I'd love to have a drink while the computer shoots at you all.

>>81831452
The horizontal sticks only receive plasma, they don't receive antimatter.

That's why, when Troi tried to commit suicide in a horizontal stick, it would have only blown up Troi, not the whole ship.

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Childhood, you want Seven. Adulthood, you realize Nerys is the ultimate desire.

>>81831545
Yeah but it caused a chain reaction, leading to the vertical stick

>>81831518
You're not wrong, but you're not right, either. Bajorans are space trash, it's just that Nana Visitor was too good to be playing a Bajoran. Consequently, Kira is to other Bajorans as Ghandi was to the rest of the poointheloos.

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>>81831585
picrelated.jpg

>>81831585
>literal man in drag

No, and doesn't matter how much you fags spam here no sane person wants her. TOS and ENT had the best girls.

>>81831601
That's why it's a poorly-designed death trap.

If the vertical stick is turned off then the horizontal sticks should be turned off too, and brushing the sticks shouldn't blow everyone up.

Does T'pal ever get nude?

>>81831714
>ENT had the best girls
Is this an invitation to post The Picture? Do you want to be reminded of how wrong you are?

>>81831585
Based anon speaks the truth. How good do you think Bajoran pussy is?

>>81831751
Please educate us with this picture you speak of.

>>81831751
>I am going to judge characters based on how they look now!!

I see, any dishonest tactic to win your "arguments"

>>81831609
I am fine with Kira being the exception.

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>>81831788
Warning: Do NOT look at this image.

You have been warned.

>>81831919
Oh. Well then.

>>81831752
It's so good the prophets found a way to replicate the bajoran pussy as a giant space hole pussy just outside the planet and live in it in some eternal timeless existence.

Why did the prophets/wormhole aliens love Bajor so much anyway?

If I was an omipotent being I sure wouldnt spend my time watching over and catering to those whiny annoying shitty slimy wrinkle nosed fuckwits on Bajor

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What did the Cardis do to her?

>>81831981
That must be why Dukat couldn't get enough.

>>81831074
he wasn't a virgin tho. he fucked the alien spy chick.

>>81831585
No I still want Seven

>>81832096
>losing his v-card 5 minutes after he stops being human
Even the writers regret the timing on that one.

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http://chiefobrienatwork.com/
Miles should just kill himself

>>81832130
Remember when Ensign Kim could've been deep inside a hot sweaty Seven's asshole but bitched out. REEEEEE!!

>>81832218
The fact that she would willingly consent to fucking Kim proves that she didn't have the emotional or social maturity necessary to be capable of giving informed consent.

>>81832218
He is too much of a wet dick to get a wet dick.

>>81832218
>having morals is "bitching out"

Do you think borg women have forcefield generators around their pussies and buttholes to prevent rape?

Remember when Seven made false rape accusations that led to a mans death?

Morals? Star Trek Voyager? Have you even seen the show?

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>>81831585
Eh, I never found Seven attractive, her face was too masculine. My trekfu as a kid was Ezri.

>oh shit guys Terry Farrel is leaving and we only one season to fully develop a new Dax
>no problem fampai
>*gives Ezri more development in one season than Jadzia got in six*

What did DS9's writers mean by this?

>>81832196
>>>reddit.com/r/startrek

>>81832355
Ezri, I always wanted to play connect the dots with my cum.

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DAMN Keiko looks like THAT?

>>81832355
Ezri, good choice. Bashir clearly got the better Dax.

>>81832355
You mean

>Oh shit we have a QT to shoehorn in to get the fat trekkies fapping since Kira is too manly

>Lets force Ezri plots into every single episode of S7 to the detriment of all the writing not about her

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Adm5SNv0Q


based Garak knew she was shit

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>>81831919
That's just aging, man. T'Pol was a total qt in her prime, and she was really hot in Stargate.

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DAMN Jadzia looks like THAT?

>>81832429
>>81832656
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL

>>81832429
Whoa, source? Is that really her?

Have some adult Molly:
https://www.instagram.com/hanahatae/?hl=en

>>81832733
bro that's not her. lol

>>81832733
Wow.

Racist much?

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what did she mean by this?

>>81830342
Nero's ship entered a black hole at Romulus and ended up at the Klingon border.

Then after Spock gets back, he somehow blows through half of federation space virtually untouched until he gets to Vulcan.

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DAMN, future Molly looks like THAT?

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>>81832317
Why try to prevent it? Close contact means easy assimilation. Assimilation during vaginal PIV might even generate a new borg.

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>>81831891
It's a my parents died in a carbon monoxide poisoning accident episode

>>81833309
Damn, even got that Leah Brahms sim going.

>>81833309
>"accident"

>>81833309
>>81833377
Why the hell personal programs weren't password protected?!
>EVERY TIME YOU TOUCH THE ENGINE CORE YOU TOUCH ME GEORDI

This is embarrassing as fuck.

>>81833309
>strict parents bear down for his entire life
>don't allow him to drink, smoke, have any fun
>don't allow him to have girlfriends
>force him to learn accordion due to ethnic tradition
>he becomes the laughingstock of his school
>his only outlet as an older teenager is making "weird" songs for a "demented" radio programme
>to his parents' horror he makes a name for himself
>he succeeds as an outcast but his parents do nothing but rain down shame on him, they wanted him to be a doctor or at worst a lawyer
>he's not only successful but becomes an international fad
>he even gets to make his own movie and stars in several movies
>his parents see their name dragged through the mud
>they can never reconcile this horrible disgrace
>they harangue him every day about his choice to remain an "artist" despite his intellectual ability
>he puts up with it for decades, because they're old and how long can they really last?
>they last until their 80s and won't stop the harassment
>one day al decides he's had enough

>>81833550
Poor son of a bitch.

>>81833550
They trust other people not to invade their privacy

>>81833700
Misplaced

>>81833724
Damn I'm fairly newfag
babies first dubbs

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>>81833550
>K'Ehleyr runs Worf's exercise programs without permission
>Geordi barges into Barclay's program without permission
>Picard barges into Riker's Minuet program without permission
I'm not sure this is a utopia guys

>>81833724
>it's a "federation has higher morals and it bites them in the ass" episode

>>81833575
This has all the trimmings of a lifetime original film and I would watch it

>>81833759
Or what about tuvoks training program for a maquis mutiny

>>81833759
>>81833761
>>81833854

Don't forget the one where Alexander is using Worf's program without permission and with a potential threat of him disabling the safety protocols and killing himself because he wasn't very bright.

>>81833759
didn't Geordi enter the room while Baclay was in it and had to override the door lock with his authorization?

off topic but does great Star Trek vidya exist?

>>81833926
And then Riker did the same thing again.
Poor Barclay.

>>81834009
fuck Barclay, he makes fun of manlets

>>81833926
He shittalked Barclay with Guinan before having the computer locate him (holy fuck track and trace police state society anyone?) then barging in on his holoprogram.

They are lucky no one ever walks in on them when they are fucking one of the holograms or something.

>>81834009
Poor Broccoli

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>>81834071
Or murdering Neelix

Duet has the best acting in any episode of trek ever

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>>81834071
>That episode when Data catches Mr. Mot hologram fucking Picard in the ass

>>81834031
A short guy dumped one of the women in my office and now they all spend every day making fun of this guy for being short.

I never really took the manlet meme seriously until this past week.

>>81834153
Dat Aamin Marritza.

>>81833929
Star Trek: 25 Anniversary
Bridge Commander
Star Trek: Away Team

>>81834071
The lamest guy on the ship (Barclay) does romantic fantasies with no real contact and the loneliest guy (Geordie) barely makes a move on a woman he talked to for like a year. Everyone else uses it to LARP. I guess they just control their urges better in the future

>>81834178
It's just a new barber training program, no need to tell the captain!

>>81834211
pretty sure riker was on the verge of beastfucking minuet

>>81834068
well it's a "military" ship, they are supposed to be always accounted for

>>81834186
It didn't stop her from dating the guy in the first place though, did it? If you are a manlet, anon, don't get a complex over it. That is the worst part.

>>81834211
The holo suites at Quark's certainly see their fair share of XXX programs.

>>81826857
Can't believe he turned down that fertile Cardie pussy. Lucky son of bitch.

>>81834207
thanks anon, Star Trek: 25 Anniversary sounds awesome

>was turbovirgin neet on /tv/ 10 years ago
>start getting seriously into trek
>years later now just finished watching tng and ds9 with gf
>there will never be another good trek show again

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lol

>>81826857
>>81834312
Dude got his fair share of interested alien pussy, that's for sure. It only he didn't have the ball and chain.

>>81834357
>there will never be another good trek show again

All good things...

>>81834378
Voyager was all the the C and D list TNG scripts they tabled over the years.

>>81834357
Discovery is almost here, don't worry

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>>81834421
H-hey, Discovery could be okay (even though it sucks it's another prequel).
At least we have the Expanse for now...

>>81834280
I'm tall and my coworkerettes speak openly around me because they assume I'm gay. I just felt really bad for my low-height bros.

I didn't say anything in their defense though

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>>81834421
It's an I'm a doctor not a Peeping Tom episode

>>81834278
Is that why nobody vapes?

>>81834569
Yeah, being a manlet is kinda gay but there is nothing you can do directly about it. All you can do is not let it turn into a case of "little man's disease".

>>81834631
No, no, no. There's nothing gay about being a manlet. I'm not one, mind you, but your premise is wrong.

In fact, the oppression one faces as being a man of low height often results in greatness.

I think a human being's mind is what matters, not his height.

>>81834312
You think Cardie pussy is better than human?

>>81834718
That is in keeping with the whole avoiding little man's disease thing. Every has seen a short guy that has a total complex about it. You know what women don't like? Men with massive insecurities.

>>81834799
I'm a towering giant, but if being short gives you incentive to accomplish things -- ambition -- can you really honestly describe it as a disease or a complex?

Tall guy here, really tall, but it seems like a boon not a curse.

>>81829041
YES THANK YOU BASED ANON

>>81826784
Fun fact
This was originally dax's character.
This was going to be a main character in the show.
Until they realized how dumb it was.

>>81833247
>Future molly
Instead of std, they should have done a generational show with the various offspring, legacies, etc of the various other crews. You have it be a federation transport for establishing economic and diplomatic relations, so plenty of the cast wouldn't even be crew.

>>81829402
Her odo eps in ds9 were great

I just watched TNG's S03E14 Matter of Perspective with the holodeck recreation of a potential murder after the station's explosion.

how come they don't address the wife's "lie" after Troi confirms she believes in what she's saying (about Riker attempting to rape) and that there's no deception?

>>81826857
Cause apparently he had this at home
>>81832429

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>>81832444
>Oh, I'm sure you would. You'd like nothing more than to pry into my personal affairs. Well, I'm not interested in dissecting my childhood. I only want to save my people from the Dominion. I don't need someone to walk in here and hold my hand. I want someone to help me get back to work. And you, my dear, aren't up to this task. I mean, look at you. You're pathetic. A confused child trying to live up to a legacy left by her predecessors. You're not worthy of the name Dax. I knew Jadzia. She was vital, alive. She owned herself. And you? You don't even know who you are. How dare you presume to help me? You can't even help yourself. Now get out of here before I say something unkind.
Oh, yeah? Well at least Bashir actually wants to fuck me, you ugly foreveralone incel lizardman.

>>81827410

C L A S S I C
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>>81837552
Actually, it's a copycat poster with the wrong filename.

>>81837148
How come they never kicked Troi off the show and used Guinan as the ship's counselor?

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The thing I like about Dax is she has a uniform, I hate how the wankbait character always has some shitty special outfit. Nothing gets my dick going like some hottie in a Starfleet jumpsuit

>>81833929
There's a great Star Trek mod for Stellaris if you like that sort of game

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>>81838784

>>81834318
Judgement Rites is even better

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Good thing they didn't realise Hoshi was the real babe in ENT so she got to keep her jumpsuit

>>81831585
I fucked a skinnier version of Kira once. Same haircut, face was also very similar. She was tiny af and she liked Star Trek.

She was even Romanian, that's practically Bajoran.

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COME CHEER UP MY LADS

>>81839940
I missed those edits.

>>81832066
Most likely rape.

>>81832622
Mike Matei really let himself go.

>>81838991
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o__MVi20Q-E
Remember that time Enterprise had that weird promotional tie-in with cuckoldsessions . com?

>>81830502

Do you think Starfleet would be okay with someone traveling back in time and pontetially irrevocably changing reality because "I have to make sure this guy didn't fuck my mom".

Because that's literally what happened that episode, and Sisko signed off on it.

>>81828101

Just watch the show you dumb queer.

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>it's a 'nothing ever went wrong with the holodeck' series

>That episode where Picard lived the rest of his life as a farmer or something.
I don't remember much but does he remember everything that happened? All those years? If so, how come he was able to distinguish reality or not feel like a tired soul?

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>>81841582
Loma I was reading to see if someone had said this yet

>>81841855
The Inner Light. He remembers everything, they did tell him at the end that his life on that planet was a psychic recording of sorts, so that someone would remember those people.

>>81838490
Whose tits would you rather inseminate?

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>>81826725
Those are no where near as kino as the Sesame Street in space episodes

Fuck the Borg and the Dominion War or whatever boring shit. I want to learn more about sharing and primary school science.

>>81826725
>Don't talk to me or my Shap ever again

>>81826725
> Allamaraine, count to four,
>Allamaraine, then three more,
>Allamaraine, if you can see,
>Allamaraine, you'll come with me...


True Kino

What happened with Riker's clone after that episode where he went to serve on another ship? Do they mention him later on?

>>81842847
He joined the Maquis in DS9, was captured and put into one of the Cardassian secret prisons

Never showed up again after that so probably died with the rest of the Maquis

>>81842898
I just love plots that went nowhere

I just finished watching every Star Trek series from start to finish and have prepared the official power rankings
As a Star Trek show:
TNG > VOY > DS9 > TOS > ENT
Comfiness:
VOY > ENT > DS9 > TNG > TOS
Uniforms:
ENT > DS9 = VOY > TNG > TOS

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>>81842967
Yeah. Remember when Dukat was blinded by the Pah-Wraiths and kicked out of the temple to become a beggar? Then suddenly he's back working with Kai Winn again and is perfectly fine?

Good times

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>>81842154
Borging xD lmao
Am I right lol....
I'm not
I hate myself

>>81842898
In the books he gets liberated by the Romulans & ends up smashing Yar's sissybo

>>81843116
hey man, grade A bajoran grannie pussy needs no explanation

Bajoran Ducatt was shit though. The writers should've had the balls to keep him less batshit and more sympathetic bad guy.

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IF I GO CRAZY THEN WILL YOU STILL CALL ME SUPERMAN

what do we know so far about ST:Discovery? will it be any good?

>>81843178
it's funny to realize that there are actually people that collect these kinds of images and jack off to them every fucking day while wearing their Star Trek jumpsuits.

Don't get me wrong, you guys are living the dream. I wish I was a disgusting neet like you guys but life has it's way you know haha

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>>81843272
I loved Captain Archer and a kind of bums me out that he went a little nuts

>>81843309
why am I opening these images at work, what is wrong with me.

>>81843297
Its a really weird show

No phasers or photon torpedoes will be in it

Apparently the reason its a majority muslim crew is so they will fly their shuttlecraft into enemy ships and bases

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>>81843308
Haha I'm just trying to be an edgelord I was looking for tuvix porn, but I couldn't find any

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>>81843309
I cannot even begin to comprehend what would make a man jack off to this sort of stuf

>>81843341
If we're lucky, they might behead some Bajoran infidels.

>>81836600
Thank fucking God

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>>81843436
Zero G sex is probably pretty cash tho

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>you will never rape and impregnate a man with a box of psychic pebbles

>>81833129
JK Abrams is notorious for not understanding distances in space. Prime Spock and 09 Kirk get stranded on some ice world close enough to Vulcan for them to clearly see its destruction in the sky. Vulcan has no moons so JJ probably just made up a random planet close enough to Vulcan for dramatic effect. Then he did the exact same thing in TFA when death Star 3.0 blows up five planets and somehow all of this is visible from the planet our main characters are on IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY.

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>>81843522
The part in the beginning when he first gets on their ship & he's being affected by the environmental change was so cool Imo

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>>81843297
The main character is the commander, not the captain.

Commander's name is Michael Burnham, is played by a woman.

Harry Mudd will be featured in an episode.

The USS Discovery is really ugly.

>>81843594
It's a good episode up until the male pregnancy plot starts to kick in.

>>81843512
You can't have sex in zero G without someone to push you.

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most aesthetic ship coming through

>>81843990
>What is a hip trust

>>81844134
what does the orange thing on the side do

>>81832060
The Prophets didn't give a shit about Bajor and they never helped them in any way.

>Orbs
Prophet-tech space probes that cause hallucinations and visions of the future in lesser beings
>Destroying the Dominion fleet
To save Sisko, not the Bajorans who weren't at risk anyway
>"We are of Bajor"
They never explained this and it could have meant anything, the Bajorans probably got the word from the Prophets

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>>81844134
>that noise as the nacelles move into warp mode

>>81826863
But that's a good episode. It's actually kinda hard sci-fi: these astronauts get abducted by ayylmaos, but they take pity on them and recreate what they thought would be a good home for them given the only thing they could find, which was the book one of them brought along, but it turns out to be a prison.

>>81826918
Not defending JJ Abrams, but that map isn't canon. There's no canon map of the galaxy, that image is a best guess.

>>81844306
why do they do that anyway

>>81844202
>"We are of Bajor"

I always just assumed it meant they were an earlier evolution of species on that planet or maybe even the Bajoran's descendants who transcended time and space and forgot their history and recreated it by accident or something.

>>81844697
Something to do with subspace damage, it lets them go faster

>>81841855
Yeah, the fact that he's able to go back to life fairly quickly and proceed as normal really weakens this episode. It's strange that it's so highly rated. I mean it's comparable to being kidnapped by the Borg, maybe even worse in some ways. But then it might be that he wasn't actually forced to live through a lifetime's worth of memories on a hopeless planet, but was given a limited number of very strong memories that his mind filled in and rationalized, like the way we do for dreams but on a more sophisticated level. I mean a pre-warp civilization with the technology to probe an alien race's mind has to take some cheats.

>>81833929
Star Trek Voyager Elite Force is basically Quake 3 with a Star Trek coat of paint. Pretty fun for a nostalgia trip.

>>81843098
>DS9 comfier than TNG

>episode where they find some new warp technology or device that would give the federation great advantage
>never used or mentioned after that particular episode

>>81843601
why is it made out of copper

>>81843098
>TNG uniforms
>THAT LOW
Dude that is a huge misstep, TNG uniforms are GOAT.

>>81841582
>>81841880
What amout when they had their transporter patterns stuck in Bashiers spy program?
If they died in there they die in real life.

>>81845283
>the 'let's have a global warming episode' episode where warp travel is damaging space at an alarming rate
>Starfleet restricts all non-essential warp travel to warp 5
>Try to bring it up in a couple other season 7 episodes "Starfleet has authorized us to go faster than the warp speed limit this time"
>Never mention it again

I hate when the writers sacrifice something huge about the universe that has far-reaching consequences just to shoe-in some story they want for the week.

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>>81838784
Hnnnnng Kira in that outfit with that hairstyle.

>>81831533
Is this the best Dukat episode?

>>81845683
Newer starships were made more environmentally friendly, that's what the special rotating nacelles on Intrepid starships are for.

>>81843257
Yeah, they really dropped the ball on what had been an amazing character up until that point.

>>81826987
darmok and jalad at tanagra!

DARMOK!!!

>>81830771
That scene where Data listens to that playback recording of all those indecipherable whispers is one of the coolest scenes in the show. It's one of those moments where there's this perfect operational harmony between Data and the ship's computer without networking. Any scene where Data is talking to the computer is fascinating, IMO. He doesn't have some kind of wireless uplink to the ship all the time. He's his own dude.

>>81845907
You can't be serious, don't tell me that came from some book

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>That Conspiracy episode
Too spooky

>>81846183
The technical manual iirc
the real reason was they just wanted some cool looking moving parts, but they did give it an in-universe explanation afterewards

>>81846230
Wow. Decided to go real stupid with it, didn't they?

>>81839381
>She was tiny af
Nana is a big girl, she's about the same size as MEW.

Your mission is not yet complete.

>>81846185
Is that the one about the bodysnatchers?

>>81846974
Scorpion looking critters that take over people's bodies by attaching to their brainstem.

>>81844634
That's not hard scifi at all.

http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Soup

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>>81844134
Damn right

>>81832355
I've heard a few times that the producers didn't want to do any Jadzia-pre-joining stories which I suppose would give them loads of mileage off the bat if it's true.

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>>81834435
>>81834463
>>81843297
>>81843341
>>81843419
>>81843601

In all seriousness, where could they possibly go with the Star Trek franchise at this point?

All four quadrants of the Milky Way galaxy have already been visited and explored, and pretty much all of the galaxy's major civilizations and empires have been contacted, allied with, or defeated.

I figured that they would have tried to connect the Star Trek franchise with the Andromeda franchise in some way, possibly setting the new Star Trek series 3,000 years after the events of Star Trek: Voyager (in a time after the Federation has already visited and explored both of the Triangulum and Andromeda galaxies, and the Federation has collapsed.)

But the new Star Trek series will be set before the original series, suggesting that they'll just be retconning the entire Star Trek franchise once more by going the same route as Star Trek: Enterprise and the new Star Trek film series (involving time travel and alternate realities and whatnot.) And considering that it seems that Star Trek: Enterprise was the least popular live-action Star Trek series, it does not seem that Star Trek: Discovery will be very successful.

>>81849732
Is discovery in the prime timeline or reboot alternate timeline?

>>81849732
>All four quadrants of the Milky Way galaxy have already been visited and explored
This is untrue. They barely explored the Beta quadrant and we're never, at least explicitly told, about being in the Beta quadrant so as we'd know it's a part of the adventures.

But some have expressed interest in exploring a new galaxy. And connecting with Andromeda, a series no one watched and for most people wasn't that great, would be terrible for Star Trek.

They could still do even more than they are doing in a fixed period of time with canon crunching it between ENT and TOS/TNG/DS9/VOY (which is WAY worse than being in Enterprise's position).

This idea of having it near or prior to TOS is clearly a move targeting the JJ era crowd of Gen Z/younger millenials who never got into Trek.

>>81849943
Oh, and I forgot, we also see only bits and pieces of the Gamma Quadrant. They could explore further in the center or outer areas. Geographically, none of this is even a issue. In TNG's era, they are mostly trouncing about in Alpha quadrant, and it is basically the reason the franchise still exists.

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>>81849863
Prime timeline. No JJ.

They even removed JJ from the office walls.

>>81849732
Mirror universe then you end it after that

>>81850001
Is that for real before and after or are they switched?

>>81850117
https://twitter.com/roddenberry/status/720685988008239104
April 2016

https://twitter.com/BryanFuller/status/730247064202792960
May 2016

It's real.

>>81849943

>This is untrue. They barely explored the Beta quadrant and we're never, at least explicitly told, about being in the Beta quadrant so as we'd know it's a part of the adventures.

Isn't the capital planet of the United Federation of Planets supposed to be Earth (which is located right in between both the Alpha and Beta quadrants)? And both the Romulan and Klingon empires are located in the Beta quadrant, while the Ferengi and Cardassians are located in the Alpha quadrant?

>But some have expressed interest in exploring a new galaxy. And connecting with Andromeda, a series no one watched and for most people wasn't that great, would be terrible for Star Trek.

>They could still do even more than they are doing in a fixed period of time with canon crunching it between ENT and TOS/TNG/DS9/VOY (which is WAY worse than being in Enterprise's position).

Well the Andromeda series lasted five years, and managed to last longer than Star Trek: Enterprise.

I think that with Star Trek: Discovery the writers will quickly realize how restricted they are setting the series before Star Trek: The Original Series, and will inevitably introduce: the Mirror Universe, time travel (and introducing future technologies to the past possibly allowing the cast to travel beyond the Milky Way galaxy.)

>>81849977

>Oh, and I forgot, we also see only bits and pieces of the Gamma Quadrant. They could explore further in the center or outer areas.

Didn't they already reach the core of the galaxy and find out that the Borg pretty much dominated that whole region at the end of Star Trek: Voyager?

>>81850378
Lol, that is hilarious.

>>81850791
Thr Borg dominate the Delta quadrant, the Dominion has the Gamma quadrant, and the Alpha and Beta are dominated by the governments we are most familiar with; Federartion, Klingons, Romulans, ect. To be fair though most of the shows take place in the Alpha quadrant and rarely do much in the Beta. Also, as of early TNG, only about 11% of the galaxy had been explored by the federation.

>>81850378
why are there two NCC-1701s?

>>81849732
>>81850791
We barely know anything about the Gamma and Delta Quadrants.

Most of the exploration in the Gamma Quadrant has been in the immediate vicinity of the wormhole. Nothing has been shown that's even, say, a month's travel distant from the wormhole.

Most of Voyager is spent traveling in a straight line, and large sections of the journey are skipped thanks to Kes and slipstream and other bullshit.

There's so much of both that we haven't seen.

I want to see the Andromeda Galaxy to, but Star Trek has barely touched our own galaxy so far.

>>81851259
There aren't.

>>81851259
One is the original from TOS and the other is from the Abrams reboot.

>>81847136
Yes it is.

Hard Sci Fi is about the reality of space. The vast, unending nothingness and despair that comes from the finality of the universe. Coming to the realization that you are nothing more than an amoeba compared to what's out there. That the vast majority of your life, your hopes, dreams, aspirations, ambitions, all of it, is largely out of your control.

The actual story from The Royale is fucking horrifying. That letter that the astronaut wrote explaining the situation brings it all back in the end.

>>81826987
You know The Undiscovered Country came out four years later right?

>>81851432
We don't even have to go all the way to Andromeda. The Milky Way have multiple satellite galaxies much closer than Andromeda that would logically be the first step of intergalactic exploration.

>>81849732
I want to see a 29th Century Trek that follows the timeline fixing adventures of a timeship

>>81851534
The term Hard sci-fi means it is based on actual science with efforts made to make it as scientifically accurate and realistic as possible. The term has absolutely nothing to do with the tone of the work

>>81850791
>Isn't the capital planet of the United Federation of Planets supposed to be Earth (which is located right in between both the Alpha and Beta quadrants)? And both the Romulan and Klingon empires are located in the Beta quadrant, while the Ferengi and Cardassians are located in the Alpha quadrant?
Why didn't you address my comments? I said that most of the time we can never tell anything is happening inside of the Beta quadrant unless they explicitly state in the dialogue.

>Didn't they already reach the core of the galaxy and find out that the Borg pretty much dominated that whole region at the end of Star Trek: Voyager?
No, they didn't. One episode of finding a Borg trans-warp conduit inside of nebula doesn't count. The only other times I know of where they explore the center of the galaxy is the Citherians and in the fifth TOS movie.

>>81849732
they will "explore"
a Trump like character
a religious race
they will rescue slaves
moral ambiguity
a wacky alternate timeline

>>81850791
>Well the Andromeda series lasted five years, and managed to last longer than Star Trek: Enterprise.

enterprise lasted for five years though

>>81851780

>enterprise lasted for five years though

According to IMDb, Andromeda ran from 2000 to 2005, while Star Trek: Enterprise ran from 2001 to 2005.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0213327/

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0244365/

>>81850001
I remember when this happened, and I still think it's petty as fuck. Love him or hate him, JJ raised Star Trek from the dead. He breathed new life into a franchise that had over 40 years of baggage, and I will never fault him for that, no matter how logically incoherent Trek 09 was.

Into Darkness was inexcusable though.

>>81851939
right, but I wasnt talking of the air date to end, in which case enterprise lasted just under five years, but counting production and all of that, it was closer to 5 and half years, in which case you are splitting hairs, and what was your original point anyways? How is the difference of literally less than a year something to hang your hat on regarding the respective success of each series? And don't change the issue, you made the timing of the shows an issue, not their ratings or their critical reviews. make a point please

>>81850001
IS this real?

Please explain it

>>81851651
Not necessarily though, 2001 is considered by most hard sci-fi, but it doesn't go to painstaking lengths to be super accurate science.

>>81852145
>>IS this real?
>
>Please explain it

a shitty appeal to the old fans, even though it literally doesn't matter because of how garbage the show is turning out.

>>81852129
Dude this is autism. When discussing how long a TV show lasted, you go from when it went on the air to when it went off the air. Andromeda lasted for 5 seasons, Enterprise for 4. In the Television business, that means Andromeda did better than Enterprise.

>>81852357
Perhaps, but that is the definition. It is not based on the philosophy on human existence the work has but on the "perceived" rigor of scientific accuracy.

>>81852464
My point is that the scientific rigor found in hard sci-fi generally moves the tone of hard sci-fi stories that way. Look at 2001, Interstellar, The Foundation series, Ender's Game, etc.

Sci-fi itself in the broader sense is a genre explicitly concerned with the human condition, and humanity's place in the universe. The Royale was not a terrible episode.

>>81852448
>still evades my question
Read my post again.

>How is the difference of literally less than a year something to hang your hat on regarding the respective success of each series? And don't change the issue, you made the timing of the shows an issue, not their ratings or their critical reviews. make a point please
How is that a point to be made against the respective success, respective critical acclaim, respective relevance to the Star Trek franchise when discussing the difference of a "season" (which has vacillating definitions based upon the network and the timeslots)? How is that a point to be made? Answer that, stop switching goal posts, you typed it out, now you keep doubling back.

>>81852513
I never argued that The Royale was bad, just that it was not hard science fiction. Which it isn't, nor is any Star Trek. That does not make them bad, it is merely a stylistic choice. I personally prefer soft sci-fi like Trek and Farscape myself.

>>81852536
I'm not the guy you've been arguing with even though I wrote that last post, but my last sentence alludes to your main question.

In the old school, network TV business, every season matters. Something like 80% of all TV shows never make it past the first season. A show that lasted 2 seasons compared to a show that lasted one is considered WAY more successful. In that old-school world, every season a TV show is on the air represents continued success. So yes, one extra season does mean a lot.

Let's also not forget that Enterprise started out in Voyager's Monday night timeslot on UPN (primetime), and by Season 4 it was sentenced to the chopping block of Friday night. Enterprise was declining from the moment it premiered.

None of this means I hate Enterprise by the way; I loved the show.

>>81852625
Trek is hard sci-fi, they had science consultants on board TNG to make sure things were at least somewhat plausible.

Soft sci-fi doesn't even bother with that.

>>81852513
Also thank you for having a reasoned discussion with me instead of the other autism going on in this thread.

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>>81852684

>>81852652
If you aren't that guy, you have to acknowledge that he was trying to argue using Andromeda and making it a part of the Star Trek universe somehow.
>>81849732
>I figured that they would have tried to connect the Star Trek franchise with the Andromeda franchise in some way, possibly setting the new Star Trek series 3,000 years after the events of Star Trek: Voyager (in a time after the Federation has already visited and explored both of the Triangulum and Andromeda galaxies, and the Federation has collapsed.)

And when pointed out it didn't have many viewers and by most people around Trek considered garbage, that it would be a terrible backdrop for the new series, he responds with a comparison to Andromeda and Enterprise, assuming he knew he didn't have a leg to stand on comparing Andromeda with any of the other Star Treks so he'd use the weakest to help his weird, awful argument that it would be a good idea to use Trek in Andromeda.

There, I just fucking murdered that guys argument and any ancillary consideration about seasonal renewment of shows is completely unnecessary and irrelevant to the main point.

>>81852652
this.

t. broke television industry intern

>>81852825
Well yeah sure, I don't agree with merging Andromeda and Star Trek. I just wanted to point out that he was right that it was a more successful show.

Maybe I am the autism.

>>81852899
Hey, at least it helps keep the thread alive.

>>81852929
Actually we're over the bump limit so this is heading off a cliff to page 10. The next trek thread I make though won't have trek in the title. Those threads are way more comfy.

>>81852625
>>81852683
Trek is a mix of the two, a lot of the concepts in the show are based on some sort of real scientific theory, and they put some thought into the tech in the show instead of just pulling it out of their ass like they would in, say, Star Wars. However, "soft sci fi" also means that it covers soft science, that is to say social sciences, which is pretty much the defining theme of Star Trek. It is generally classified as soft sci fi but it definitely has hard sci fi elements to it.

>>81852899
>I just wanted to point out that he was right that it was a more successful show.

No, he wasn't right. I keep having to point this out because are about as daft as they come it appears.

Star Trek: Enterprise got put to Blu-Ray. It was the fourth in a series of four series, the second on it's network, suffering from franchise fatigue, pulled down a greater share, and has sold more merchandise as a result of it's being on air than Andromeda could've ever hoped to have accomplished.

This is not in ANY dispute, I could post all of this as it's provably so.

Please stop posting. Please be better at life. Something.

>>81853221

>Star Trek: Enterprise got put to Blu-Ray. It was the fourth in a series of four series, the second on it's network, suffering from franchise fatigue, pulled down a greater share, and has sold more merchandise as a result of it's being on air than Andromeda could've ever hoped to have accomplished.

I'm the guy who originally wrote the post here >>81849732 and I suppose that I have no choice but to agree with you on this. The reason I suggested that Star Trek should be merged with Andromeda in the first place because I was disappointed to find out that Star Trek: Discovery would be a prequel series rather than a sequel series. If the new Star Trek series had been a sequel series, the writers could have tried going in a new direction by having the Federation explore new galaxies leading into a setting somewhat similar to Andromeda.

But if Star Trek: Enterprise turned out to be more successful than Andromeda as you say, then maybe setting Star Trek: Discovery before the original series might not be entirely bad idea.

I've also been able to enjoy both of these series (Star Trek: Enterprise and Andromeda) for different reasons.

>>81853784
You were politely asked to stop posting, friend.

>>81853810

>You were politely asked to stop posting, friend.

I'm not the same guy as >>81852899