Poll of the Day > Do you prefer star trek or star wars?

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Dikitain 03/15/18 9:18:26 AM #51:	Revelation34 posted... TES_Nut posted... Doctor Who is a show for children. "Wat" He is sort of right. Back in the 60's - 80's it was a show meant for kids. Nowadays while it still keeps a lot of the original stuff it is considered an adult show (or a show for 13+). Kind of like how Ren and Stimpy was considered a kids show back in the 90's, but now is rated 13+. --- I am a senior software engineer. If you see me post here, I am tired of writing TPS reports. <cite>Dikitain posted [p:897842948] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TES_Nut posted...</cite> <quote>Doctor Who is a show for children.</quote> "Wat" </quote> He is sort of right. Back in the 60's - 80's it was a show meant for kids. Nowadays while it still keeps a lot of the original stuff it is considered an adult show (or a show for 13+). Kind of like how Ren and Stimpy was considered a kids show back in the 90's, but now is rated 13+.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sethera 03/15/18 10:36:33 AM #52:	Look at my sig. Questionmarktarius posted... Trek, mostly because there's just more of it. Of course not. If you think the movies are the only Star Wars material, I promise you you're missing out on awesome content. The comics and animated series are leagues ahead of the new movies (not including Rogue One) --- The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force. Freedom of speech is words that they will bend. <cite>Sethera posted [p:897846093] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote>Look at my sig. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>Trek, mostly because there's just more of it.</quote> Of course not. If you think the movies are the only Star Wars material, I promise you you're missing out on awesome content. The comics and animated series are leagues ahead of the new movies (not including Rogue One)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 03/15/18 10:41:15 AM #53:	Sethera posted... Of course not. If you think the movies are the only Star Wars material, I promise you you're missing out on awesome content. Books that never were very good, TV movies that were even worse, a handful of cartoons that aged badly, videogames, lego sets, and lego videogames. Did I miss anything? It really is too bad that Trek's knockoff-lego sets never were very good, yes. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:897846334] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sethera posted...</cite> <quote>Of course not. If you think the movies are the only Star Wars material, I promise you you're missing out on awesome content. </quote> Books that never were very good, TV movies that were even worse, a handful of cartoons that aged badly, videogames, lego sets, and lego videogames. Did I miss anything? It really is too bad that Trek's knockoff-lego sets never were very good, yes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sethera 03/15/18 10:59:01 AM #54:	Questionmarktarius posted... Books that never were very good The novels suck. The comics range from bad to must read. Questionmarktarius posted... TV movies that were even worse We don't talk about the TV movies. Questionmarktarius posted... handful of cartoons that aged badly The Clone Wars is awesome and still looks good in blu-ray. Rebels just ended so there's no way it "aged" badly. Although I agree Rebels is basically great season premieres and great season finales with boring filler in between. Questionmarktarius posted... lego sets, and lego videogames I was talking about "continuity" material, but if you include videogames, the KOTOR games that made the bioware formula, TIE Fighter was groundbreaking at the time and classic BFII is great fun. Questionmarktarius posted... It really is too bad that Trek's knockoff-lego sets never were very good, yes. I'm not really into legos. --- The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force. Freedom of speech is words that they will bend. <cite>Sethera posted [p:897847117] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>Books that never were very good</quote> The novels suck. The comics range from bad to must read. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>TV movies that were even worse</quote> We don't talk about the TV movies. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote> handful of cartoons that aged badly</quote> The Clone Wars is awesome and still looks good in blu-ray. Rebels just ended so there's no way it "aged" badly. Although I agree Rebels is basically great season premieres and great season finales with boring filler in between. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>lego sets, and lego videogames</quote> I was talking about "continuity" material, but if you include videogames, the KOTOR games that made the bioware formula, TIE Fighter was groundbreaking at the time and classic BFII is great fun. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>It really is too bad that Trek's knockoff-lego sets never were very good, yes. </quote> I'm not really into legos.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 03/15/18 11:05:27 AM #55:	Sethera posted... The Clone Wars is awesome and still looks good in blu-ray. Rebels just ended so there's no way it "aged" badly. Although I agree Rebels is basically great season premieres and great season finales with boring filler in between. It's a good thing then, for your own sake, that you've forgotten Droids and Ewoks ever existed. All I remember being significantly memorable about Clone Wars, was the episode or two about that clone team, and that time Liam Neeson showed up. Sethera posted... The novels suck. The comics range from bad to must read. We don't talk about the TV movies. This is the core point, really. Starwars is all over the place, from awful to great. Trek is more consistent, with even the boring bits of Voyager and the stupid bits of Enterprise not straying too much from the consistent quality (or mediocrity, depending on your perspective). <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:897847403] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sethera posted...</cite> <quote>The Clone Wars is awesome and still looks good in blu-ray. Rebels just ended so there's no way it "aged" badly. Although I agree Rebels is basically great season premieres and great season finales with boring filler in between.</quote> It's a good thing then, for your own sake, that you've forgotten Droids and Ewoks ever existed. All I remember being significantly memorable about Clone Wars, was the episode or two about that clone team, and that time Liam Neeson showed up. <cite>Sethera posted...</cite> <quote>The novels suck. The comics range from bad to must read.</quote> <quote>We don't talk about the TV movies.</quote> This is the core point, really. Starwars is all over the place, from awful to great. Trek is more consistent, with even the boring bits of Voyager and the stupid bits of Enterprise not straying too much from the consistent quality (or mediocrity, depending on your perspective).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sethera 03/15/18 11:15:18 AM #56:	Questionmarktarius posted... It's a good thing then, for your own sake, that you've forgotten Droids and Ewoks ever existed. The Droids episodes were horrible. You just woke up a repressed memory. Questionmarktarius posted... All I remember being significantly memorable about Clone Wars, was the episode or two about that clone team, and that time Liam Neeson showed up. There are lots of other highlights (my top 10 in spoiler tags in case someone decides to watch it) 1 - Mortis (The Father, The Daughter and the Son) 2 - Maul Mandalore 3 - Vos and Ventress (yeah that's a novel, the "canceled" episodes. You're free to consider it has no place in this list) 4 - Yoda learning the force ghost thing 5 - Ahsoka and the bombing of the temple 6 - Order 66 chip thing 7 - Maul's first appearance 8 - Clovis's return 9 - Obi-Wan's infiltration 10 - Children creating lightsabers (I love that we see how they do it) Questionmarktarius posted... This is the core point, really. Starwars is all over the place, from awful to great. I agree. Completely. Half of my interactions with Star Wars content as a fanboy is frustration and anger. But it's worth it because the great stuff is really, REALLY great. Questionmarktarius posted... Trek is more consistent, with even the boring bits of Voyager and the stupid bits of Enterprise not straying too much from the consistent quality (or mediocrity, depending on your perspective). I'm sorry I know nothing about Star Trek. Nothing against it (I'm not the kind of person who hates it because I love Star Wars, and I laugh at the "Is that Star Trek, the thing with the lightsabers?" jokes). It's just that my dad practically raised me on comics, Star Wars, and Metal music, so I ended up a fanboy of those 3 things --- The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force. Freedom of speech is words that they will bend. <cite>Sethera posted [p:897847827] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>It's a good thing then, for your own sake, that you've forgotten Droids and Ewoks ever existed. </quote> The Droids episodes were horrible. You just woke up a repressed memory. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>All I remember being significantly memorable about Clone Wars, was the episode or two about that clone team, and that time Liam Neeson showed up. </quote> There are lots of other highlights (my top 10 in spoiler tags in case someone decides to watch it) 1 - Mortis (The Father, The Daughter and the Son) 2 - Maul Mandalore 3 - Vos and Ventress (yeah that's a novel, the "canceled" episodes. You're free to consider it has no place in this list) 4 - Yoda learning the force ghost thing 5 - Ahsoka and the bombing of the temple 6 - Order 66 chip thing 7 - Maul's first appearance 8 - Clovis's return 9 - Obi-Wan's infiltration 10 - Children creating lightsabers (I love that we see how they do it) <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>This is the core point, really. Starwars is all over the place, from awful to great.</quote> I agree. Completely. Half of my interactions with Star Wars content as a fanboy is frustration and anger. But it's worth it because the great stuff is really, REALLY great. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>Trek is more consistent, with even the boring bits of Voyager and the stupid bits of Enterprise not straying too much from the consistent quality (or mediocrity, depending on your perspective). </quote> I'm sorry I know nothing about Star Trek. Nothing against it (I'm not the kind of person who hates it because I love Star Wars, and I laugh at the "Is that Star Trek, the thing with the lightsabers?" jokes). It's just that my dad practically raised me on comics, Star Wars, and Metal music, so I ended up a fanboy of those 3 things</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 03/15/18 11:17:21 AM #57:	Sethera posted... It's just that my dad practically raised me on comics, Star Wars, and Metal music, so I ended up a fanboy of those 3 things Maybe you should look into Red Dwarf. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:897847928] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sethera posted...</cite> <quote>It's just that my dad practically raised me on comics, Star Wars, and Metal music, so I ended up a fanboy of those 3 things</quote> Maybe you should look into Red Dwarf.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sethera 03/15/18 11:28:22 AM #58:	Questionmarktarius posted... Sethera posted... It's just that my dad practically raised me on comics, Star Wars, and Metal music, so I ended up a fanboy of those 3 things Maybe you should look into Red Dwarf. I'll look it up when I get home, thanks. --- The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force. Freedom of speech is words that they will bend. <cite>Sethera posted [p:897848483] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sethera posted...</cite> <quote>It's just that my dad practically raised me on comics, Star Wars, and Metal music, so I ended up a fanboy of those 3 things</quote> Maybe you should look into Red Dwarf.</quote> I'll look it up when I get home, thanks.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
samuricex 03/15/18 11:38:17 AM #59:	What's the difference? --- "Think you're a dragon slayer? Come here and try." -Shyvana <cite>samuricex posted [p:897848988] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote>What's the difference?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sethera 03/15/18 11:38:57 AM #60:	samuricex posted... What's the difference? The second word in the title. One's more about trekking, while the other is about warring. --- The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force. Freedom of speech is words that they will bend. <cite>Sethera posted [p:897849021] in Do you pre... [t:76407402]...</cite> <quote><cite>samuricex posted...</cite> <quote>What's the difference?</quote> The second word in the title. One's more about trekking, while the other is about warring.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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