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ZenOfThunder 09/21/20 9:12:06 PM #307:	Riverside, Iowa --- (\|\| ' ' \|\|) "Your First Thought" - A (sometimes) Daily Topic Series 'Bout Thinkin': . /\|_\|\ https://bit.ly/YFTB8 [azuarc] <cite>ZenOfThunder posted [p:944919258] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Riverside, Iowa </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/21/20 10:39:12 PM #308:	Time Travel As a plot device, time travel is up there with warp travel and the holodeck: it provides basically endless possibilities. Normally, I don't like time travel being put into universes not designed around it, but it does sort of work in Star Trek. The problem is that it's super inconsistent. Sometimes it creates alternate universes, sometimes it changes the past and you have to undo it, sometimes it's a stable time loop and you can't change the past except what you're destined to change... And sometimes you get all of these in one show. Rememner when Gul Dukat says to Kira "Have sex with me," she says "lol no," and he gets angry and says "Well I slept with your mom," and Kira, wondering if this is true, asks Sisko to use the magical time travel orb to check it out, and he says yes??? I'm actually wondering if this beats "Letting Hermione take extra classes" in the competition for "most trivial use of time travel ever." Odo Odo is a top ten, maybe even top five character in Star Trek. He doesn't quite reach the heights of Kirk, Spock, Picard, and Data, but he's on the tier right below them, alongside Worf. Like many others, he achieves greatness by abusing the Torn Between Two Worlds thing. Unlike the others, there feels like a chance he might actually go back to the Founders? Like, I realize that as an audience, we all know that the heroes will eventually choose whatever the heroic option is, but I never got the impression that Spock would give into his human side, that Worf would ever compromise his internal honor, or that Seven would really return to the Borg. With Odo, there feels like there's more of a chance, probably because Rene Auberjonois is a better actor than the others. Even though his makeup, you can still instantly understand a guy playing a guy who feels deep emotions but pretends not to. A Night in Sickbay The infamously bad ENT episode where the dog pees on a sacred alien tree of sacredness, Archer explores the medbay for thirty minutes, and he apologizes to the aliens even though he doesn't think it's a big deal. It's like, Archer, why would you bring a dog to the sacred alien tree of sacredness in the first place? I'm just going to say it: I think ENT is the Trek with the least, like, memorable stuff in it. TOS and TNG are nothing but memorable scenes, DS9 has a ton of stuff, VOY is remembered for being so stupid, DIS has the three worst lines of dialogue in all of Star Trek, and PIC at least has the meme of Icheb's death. The only thing anyone talks about with ENT is the Mirror Universe episode where none of the main characters appear. Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Honestly, fine. I accept the differences here. Fine. Christopher Hemsworth from the opening of 09 scans the Romulan ship, let's just say that the Federation uses that future knowledge to build bigger ships. It's dumb and doesn't make sense, but fine. This is the smallest point of contention when it comes to the the Abramsverse. Riverside, Iowa I remember Kirk in TVH saying he's from Iowa, but I don't remember him saying Riverside. Apparently the city just declared it was his future birthplace, and Gene Roddenberry agreed? Well, fine. It has a Star Trek museum listed on the Wikipedia page, and it's the most unimpressive-looking museum ever. It literally looks like the opening to a store in a strip mall in LA. --------------- Make it So Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Helena Cain Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:944922726] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Time Travel As a plot device, time travel is up there with warp travel and the holodeck: it provides basically endless possibilities. Normally, I don't like time travel being put into universes not designed around it, but it does sort of work in Star Trek. The problem is that it's super inconsistent. Sometimes it creates alternate universes, sometimes it changes the past and you have to undo it, sometimes it's a stable time loop and you can't change the past except what you're destined to change... And sometimes you get all of these in one show. Rememner when Gul Dukat says to Kira "Have sex with me," she says "lol no," and he gets angry and says "Well I slept with your mom," and Kira, wondering if this is true, asks Sisko to use the magical time travel orb to check it out, and he says yes??? I'm actually wondering if this beats "Letting Hermione take extra classes" in the competition for "most trivial use of time travel ever." Odo Odo is a top ten, maybe even top five character in Star Trek. He doesn't quite reach the heights of Kirk, Spock, Picard, and Data, but he's on the tier right below them, alongside Worf. Like many others, he achieves greatness by abusing the Torn Between Two Worlds thing. Unlike the others, there feels like a chance he might actually go back to the Founders? Like, I realize that as an audience, we all know that the heroes will eventually choose whatever the heroic option is, but I never got the impression that Spock would give into his human side, that Worf would ever compromise his internal honor, or that Seven would really return to the Borg. With Odo, there feels like there's more of a chance, probably because Rene Auberjonois is a better actor than the others. Even though his makeup, you can still instantly understand a guy playing a guy who feels deep emotions but pretends not to. A Night in Sickbay The infamously bad ENT episode where the dog pees on a sacred alien tree of sacredness, Archer explores the medbay for thirty minutes, and he apologizes to the aliens even though he doesn't think it's a big deal. It's like, Archer, why would you bring a dog to the sacred alien tree of sacredness in the first place? I'm just going to say it: I think ENT is the Trek with the least, like, memorable stuff in it. TOS and TNG are nothing but memorable scenes, DS9 has a ton of stuff, VOY is remembered for being so stupid, DIS has the three worst lines of dialogue in all of Star Trek, and PIC at least has the meme of Icheb's death. The only thing anyone talks about with ENT is the Mirror Universe episode where none of the main characters appear. Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Honestly, fine. I accept the differences here. Fine. Christopher Hemsworth from the opening of 09 scans the Romulan ship, let's just say that the Federation uses that future knowledge to build bigger ships. It's dumb and doesn't make sense, but fine. This is the smallest point of contention when it comes to the the Abramsverse. Riverside, Iowa I remember Kirk in TVH saying he's from Iowa, but I don't remember him saying Riverside. Apparently the city just declared it was his future birthplace, and Gene Roddenberry agreed? Well, fine. It has a Star Trek museum listed on the Wikipedia page, and it's the most unimpressive-looking museum ever. It literally looks like the opening to a store in a strip mall in LA. --------------- Make it So Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Helena Cain Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] </quote> ... 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bryans7 09/21/20 11:47:28 PM #309:	All Good Things --- https://imgur.com/g8JFMhA <cite>bryans7 posted [p:944925172] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>All Good Things </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
redrocket 09/22/20 12:15:21 AM #310:	Face of the Enemy --- It's like paying for bubble wrap. -transience on Final Fantasy: All the Bravest <cite>redrocket posted [p:944925928] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Face of the Enemy </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MarkS222222222222222 09/22/20 12:30:46 AM #311:	The "parasitic beings" --- This is quite a username I have here. <cite>MarkS222222222222222 posted [p:944926308] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>The "parasitic beings" </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 09/22/20 12:34:49 AM #312:	the gun that can shoot through walls --- You shine, and make others shine just by being near them. <cite>NFUN posted [p:944926402] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>the gun that can shoot through walls </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lolo_Guru 09/22/20 12:39:33 AM #313:	"Carbon Creek" (Enterprise) --- Lolo <cite>Lolo_Guru posted [p:944926513] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>"Carbon Creek" (Enterprise) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Not_an_Owl 09/22/20 12:43:37 AM #314:	Tea, earl grey, hot --- Besides, marijuana is far more harmful than steroids. - BlitzBomb I headbang to Bruckner. <cite>Not_an_Owl posted [p:944926615] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Tea, earl grey, hot </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PerfectChaosZ 09/22/20 12:47:37 AM #315:	Best and Worst Canonical Romance Pairings/Plots <cite>PerfectChaosZ posted [p:944926722] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Best and Worst Canonical Romance Pairings/Plots </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZenOfThunder 09/22/20 6:54:52 AM #316:	Kelsey Grammer being at the end of that one episode where the ship keeps exploding --- (\|\| ' ' \|\|) "Your First Thought" - A (sometimes) Daily Topic Series 'Bout Thinkin': . /\|_\|\ https://bit.ly/YFTB8 [azuarc] <cite>ZenOfThunder posted [p:944932996] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Kelsey Grammer being at the end of that one episode where the ship keeps exploding </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Eddv 09/22/20 8:42:36 AM #317:	Tillys "medical issues" turning out to be allergies --- Board 8's Voice of Reason https://imgur.com/AWY4xHy <cite>Eddv posted [p:944934944] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Tillys "medical issues" turning out to be allergies </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ranagrande 09/22/20 9:58:58 AM #318:	Exocomps <cite>ranagrande posted [p:944936819] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Exocomps </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CoolCly 09/22/20 11:54:01 AM #319:	ZenOfThunder posted... Kelsey Grammer being at the end of that one episode where the ship keeps exploding Money plane. --- The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG <cite>CoolCly posted [p:944940792] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>ZenOfThunder posted... </cite> <quote>Kelsey Grammer being at the end of that one episode where the ship keeps exploding</quote> Money plane. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/22/20 1:29:52 PM #320:	Will finish the current noms later. All Good Things This is basically the best possible ending you could have had. Picard's withdrawn nature with his friends is finally resolved, he saves the galaxy and proves humanity is awesome to Q, and there's some kind of wacky science thing to battle that doesn't involve mindless violence. In a way, this is the purest expression of what Star Trek is. I suppose when you end a long-running show like this, your options are to do everything the fans want, which is All Good Things, or to subvert expectations and do something dark, which is Nemesis. TNG is in the unique position of getting two endings, and of them, All Good Things is obviously the one people enjoy. It's amazing how TNG and DS9 are the only shows that stuck the landing. TOS' finale is laughable, VOY's is terrible, I don't even remember TAS', and ENT's is... maybe the worst thing. DIS and PIC aren't over yet, but I'm confident their endings will also be bad. Face of the Enemy AKA the only good Troi episode. This is the only time Troi's abilities to read emotions and guess what people are thinking is actually useful -- when she's separated from the rest of the crew and has to infiltrate a bunch of Romulans. We even get a little bit of Romulan culture in this episode. One thing I like about Romulans vs Klingons is their attitude toward gender roles. It makes sense that the Klingons, who prioritize physical combat, would be super sexist against women and not let them on the council or inherit noble houses, and it makes sense that the Romulans, who prioritize being reserved and sneaky, don't care about gender roles. This is why new Trek made the clever and daring choice to make the Klingons gender neutral and the Romulans make ladyboy jokes. ~~Did you doubt my powers to connect literally anything to complaining about Discovery?~~ Neural Parasites So someone writes an "admirals turn evil" plot, Roddenberry says "no, humans aren't like that in the future," and the guy changes it to parasites taking over their bodies, and it's... better because of it? Amazing. What makes this episode work is two things. The first is the idea of a conspiracy in the highest levels of government, a shadow government pulling all the strings. This is such a compelling idea that it's a real conspiracy theory, albeit without stop motion aliens. The second is the ridiculously over-the-top gore. When Riker and Picard shoot that one guy at the end and he just violently explodes and his chest caves in and reveals another bug and it starts screaming like a human baby and Picard just does not hesitate to shoot it, that is legitimately scary and horrible. It's a top ten TNG moment. And yes, okay, look. I criticize new Trek a lot for always resorting to violence, and here I'm complimenting TNG for doing it. It's different. It's different when Picard spends seven years avoiding combat whenever possible, and then ruthlessly makes a guy's entire head explode. It's shocking in a positive way because it emphasizes the gravity of the situation that Picard will act so out of character. TR-116 A memorable moment in DS9. Of course there would be wacky future guns in the future, ones that shoot through walls or whatever. People complain sometimes that this never shows up again, but why would it? Most combat in Star Trek is done via space lasers, and I assume the gun doesn't have the range for that. And the Federation toting around what are only useful as assassination weapons when on away missions would have obvious negative diplomatic effects. Carbon Creek AKA the one where T'Pol's grandmother crash lands on Earth before we had warp travel. Good thing they crash landed on a planet where the people look mostly like Vulcans, and not on the Tellarite planet. This is a rare good early ENT episode. It culminates with the Vulcan guy being like "bro I'm not leaving these innocent humans to die, I don't care about the logic of it," and T'Pol's grandmother is like "okay fine." Too bad for that one guy, though. He stays behind on Earth and presumably sees World War III happen. Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Giving Picard a signature drink was a great idea. Not much else to say about it! --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:944944737] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Will finish the current noms later. All Good Things This is basically the best possible ending you could have had. Picard's withdrawn nature with his friends is finally resolved, he saves the galaxy and proves humanity is awesome to Q, and there's some kind of wacky science thing to battle that doesn't involve mindless violence. In a way, this is the purest expression of what Star Trek is. I suppose when you end a long-running show like this, your options are to do everything the fans want, which is All Good Things, or to subvert expectations and do something dark, which is Nemesis. TNG is in the unique position of getting two endings, and of them, All Good Things is obviously the one people enjoy. It's amazing how TNG and DS9 are the only shows that stuck the landing. TOS' finale is laughable, VOY's is terrible, I don't even remember TAS', and ENT's is... maybe the worst thing. DIS and PIC aren't over yet, but I'm confident their endings will also be bad. Face of the Enemy AKA the only good Troi episode. This is the only time Troi's abilities to read emotions and guess what people are thinking is actually useful -- when she's separated from the rest of the crew and has to infiltrate a bunch of Romulans. We even get a little bit of Romulan culture in this episode. One thing I like about Romulans vs Klingons is their attitude toward gender roles. It makes sense that the Klingons, who prioritize physical combat, would be super sexist against women and not let them on the council or inherit noble houses, and it makes sense that the Romulans, who prioritize being reserved and sneaky, don't care about gender roles. This is why new Trek made the clever and daring choice to make the Klingons gender neutral and the Romulans make ladyboy jokes. Did you doubt my powers to connect literally anything to complaining about Discovery? Neural Parasites So someone writes an "admirals turn evil" plot, Roddenberry says "no, humans aren't like that in the future," and the guy changes it to parasites taking over their bodies, and it's... better because of it? Amazing. What makes this episode work is two things. The first is the idea of a conspiracy in the highest levels of government, a shadow government pulling all the strings. This is such a compelling idea that it's a real conspiracy theory, albeit without stop motion aliens. The second is the ridiculously over-the-top gore. When Riker and Picard shoot that one guy at the end and he just violently explodes and his chest caves in and reveals another bug and it starts screaming like a human baby and Picard just does not hesitate to shoot it, that is legitimately scary and horrible. It's a top ten TNG moment. And yes, okay, look. I criticize new Trek a lot for always resorting to violence, and here I'm complimenting TNG for doing it. It's different. It's different when Picard spends seven years avoiding combat whenever possible, and then ruthlessly makes a guy's entire head explode. It's shocking in a positive way because it emphasizes the gravity of the situation that Picard will act so out of character. TR-116 A memorable moment in DS9. Of course there would be wacky future guns in the future, ones that shoot through walls or whatever. People complain sometimes that this never shows up again, but why would it? Most combat in Star Trek is done via space lasers, and I assume the gun doesn't have the range for that. And the Federation toting around what are only useful as assassination weapons when on away missions would have obvious negative diplomatic effects. Carbon Creek AKA the one where T'Pol's grandmother crash lands on Earth before we had warp travel. Good thing they crash landed on a planet where the people look mostly like Vulcans, and not on the Tellarite planet. This is a rare good early ENT episode. It culminates with the Vulcan guy being like "bro I'm not leaving these innocent humans to die, I don't care about the logic of it," and T'Pol's grandmother is like "okay fine." Too bad for that one guy, though. He stays behind on Earth and presumably sees World War III happen. Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Giving Picard a signature drink was a great idea. Not much else to say about it! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/22/20 1:31:05 PM #321:	--------------- Make it So Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:944944789] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>--------------- Make it So Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] </quote> ... 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bryans7 09/22/20 3:39:25 PM #322:	Sneaking in another then: Julian Bashir --- https://imgur.com/g8JFMhA <cite>bryans7 posted [p:944950238] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Sneaking in another then: Julian Bashir </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SovietOmega 09/22/20 4:02:59 PM #323:	The one thing you really want to talk about but nobody is nominating it. --- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out <cite>SovietOmega posted [p:944951186] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>The one thing you really want to talk about but nobody is nominating it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/22/20 4:40:37 PM #324:	Best and Worst Canonical Romance Pairings/Plots Oh jeez. Doing this requires me to remember the romantic pairings existed in the first place. Romance isn't why I watch Star Trek. Uh... Let's say the best is Spock x Romulan Captain (I felt genuinely bad for her), and the worst is Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme. Kelsey Grammer Kelsey Grammer mostly does 'real' movies like Shakespeare adaptations, so I don't encounter him often. He's fine in that one episode, though. He's great as Sideshow Bob. Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies I have no memory of this. This happened? Wow. I would assume in the Star Trek future, a doctor could easily diagnose all of your allergies, though, right? Exocomps How many times has someone intentionally created a sentient robot vs accidentally in Star Trek? Exocomps I think are the first time, but certainly not the last. I really like how they aren't humanoid robots played by some guy, but instead are little mouse-like robots on wheels. It would have been really easy to use humans so the audience has an emotional connection more easily, so they made the right call. Money Plane I haven't seen this, but I have seen the RLM review of it. I like the concept, it's really dumb. Julian Bashir I wish I liked Bashir more. The acting is fine, the character is fine, everything is fine, but he just doesn't click for me. I suspect it may be because he has the least connection to the overall plot of any of the main characters, save maybe Quark. Bashir has to constantly be given something to do, especially with Section 31. Unlike Sisko, Jake, Kira, and Odo, whose plotlines directly intersect with the main story, and Worf, who's in his element in military stuff. I guess this is also true of Dax, but I didn't rate Dax very highly either! I understand that as a plot device, the show needs a doctor for medical drama and stuff, but Bashir always just feels kind of 'there' in a way that McCoy, Crusher, and the Doctor do not (although, with the Doctor, that may be because the show just turned into the Janeway/Seven/Doctor show). The one thing you really want to talk about but nobody is nominating it. Hmm, let's say Star Trek: The Next Generation. It's pretty much the best sci-fi show out there, and I'm not sure it can be topped for its combination of drama, good writing, and actual science-fiction. It lucked into having a real actor for its main character, it lucked into Gene Roddenberry dying at just the right moment to stop meddling with good ideas, and it lucked into a lot of things. The only space show I would say that might be on its level, and I say to reveal this, is Legend of the Galactic Heroes, which has little actual sci-fi, but is like 150 episodes of anime characters talking about democracy vs autocracy, which I really enjoyed. Alternatively, I will also rank Spock's immortal line "I like science." Discovery really understands these characters, you know? --------------- Make it So Star Trek: The Next Generation Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Exocomps Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Spock x Romulan Captain Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Julian Bashir Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness I Like Science The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:944952652] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Best and Worst Canonical Romance Pairings/Plots Oh jeez. Doing this requires me to remember the romantic pairings existed in the first place. Romance isn't why I watch Star Trek. Uh... Let's say the best is Spock x Romulan Captain (I felt genuinely bad for her), and the worst is Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme. Kelsey Grammer Kelsey Grammer mostly does 'real' movies like Shakespeare adaptations, so I don't encounter him often. He's fine in that one episode, though. He's great as Sideshow Bob. Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies I have no memory of this. This happened? Wow. I would assume in the Star Trek future, a doctor could easily diagnose all of your allergies, though, right? Exocomps How many times has someone intentionally created a sentient robot vs accidentally in Star Trek? Exocomps I think are the first time, but certainly not the last. I really like how they aren't humanoid robots played by some guy, but instead are little mouse-like robots on wheels. It would have been really easy to use humans so the audience has an emotional connection more easily, so they made the right call. Money Plane I haven't seen this, but I have seen the RLM review of it. I like the concept, it's really dumb. Julian Bashir I wish I liked Bashir more. The acting is fine, the character is fine, everything is fine, but he just doesn't click for me. I suspect it may be because he has the least connection to the overall plot of any of the main characters, save maybe Quark. Bashir has to constantly be given something to do, especially with Section 31. Unlike Sisko, Jake, Kira, and Odo, whose plotlines directly intersect with the main story, and Worf, who's in his element in military stuff. I guess this is also true of Dax, but I didn't rate Dax very highly either! I understand that as a plot device, the show needs a doctor for medical drama and stuff, but Bashir always just feels kind of 'there' in a way that McCoy, Crusher, and the Doctor do not (although, with the Doctor, that may be because the show just turned into the Janeway/Seven/Doctor show). The one thing you really want to talk about but nobody is nominating it. Hmm, let's say Star Trek: The Next Generation. It's pretty much the best sci-fi show out there, and I'm not sure it can be topped for its combination of drama, good writing, and actual science-fiction. It lucked into having a real actor for its main character, it lucked into Gene Roddenberry dying at just the right moment to stop meddling with good ideas, and it lucked into a lot of things. The only space show I would say that might be on its level, and I say to reveal this, is Legend of the Galactic Heroes, which has little actual sci-fi, but is like 150 episodes of anime characters talking about democracy vs autocracy, which I really enjoyed. Alternatively, I will also rank Spock's immortal line "I like science." Discovery really understands these characters, you know? --------------- Make it So Star Trek: The Next Generation Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Exocomps Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Spock x Romulan Captain Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Julian Bashir Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness I Like Science The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme </quote> ... 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Not_an_Owl 09/22/20 5:36:52 PM #325:	Bashir/O'Brien bromance --- Besides, marijuana is far more harmful than steroids. - BlitzBomb I headbang to Bruckner. <cite>Not_an_Owl posted [p:944954856] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Bashir/O'Brien bromance </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bryans7 09/22/20 5:40:18 PM #326:	Star Trek: The Motion Picture --- https://imgur.com/g8JFMhA <cite>bryans7 posted [p:944954988] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Star Trek: The Motion Picture </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
redrocket 09/22/20 5:43:11 PM #327:	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine --- It's like paying for bubble wrap. -transience on Final Fantasy: All the Bravest <cite>redrocket posted [p:944955115] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Star Trek: Deep Space Nine </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mac Arrowny 09/22/20 6:14:18 PM #328:	The Star Trek Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive VCR Board Game --- All the stars in the sky are waiting for you. <cite>Mac Arrowny posted [p:944956365] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>The Star Trek Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive VCR Board Game</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZenOfThunder 09/22/20 6:28:28 PM #329:	CBS All Access --- (\|\| ' ' \|\|) "Your First Thought" - A (sometimes) Daily Topic Series 'Bout Thinkin': . /\|_\|\ https://bit.ly/YFTB8 [azuarc] <cite>ZenOfThunder posted [p:944956895] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>CBS All Access </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lolo_Guru 09/22/20 7:01:13 PM #330:	Paris/Kim bromance --- Lolo <cite>Lolo_Guru posted [p:944958124] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Paris/Kim bromance</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CoolCly 09/22/20 7:32:44 PM #331:	Geordi/Data bromance --- The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG <cite>CoolCly posted [p:944959396] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Geordi/Data bromance </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZenOfThunder 09/22/20 7:35:23 PM #332:	Thomas Riker --- (\|\| ' ' \|\|) "Your First Thought" - A (sometimes) Daily Topic Series 'Bout Thinkin': . /\|_\|\ https://bit.ly/YFTB8 [azuarc] <cite>ZenOfThunder posted [p:944959492] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Thomas Riker </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ranagrande 09/22/20 10:07:27 PM #333:	Armus <cite>ranagrande posted [p:944965387] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Armus </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Eddv 09/22/20 10:35:52 PM #334:	Classic Cars and Tom Paris --- Board 8's Voice of Reason https://imgur.com/AWY4xHy <cite>Eddv posted [p:944966388] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Classic Cars and Tom Paris </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PerfectChaosZ 09/22/20 10:54:25 PM #335:	Why Spock was such a great character and Tuvok wasn't such a great character <cite>PerfectChaosZ posted [p:944966988] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Why Spock was such a great character and Tuvok wasn't such a great character </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jesse_Custer 09/23/20 1:35:51 AM #336:	This clip: https://youtu.be/O6T2nRAazrY <cite>Jesse_Custer posted [p:944971397] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>This clip: https://youtu.be/O6T2nRAazrY </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bryans7 09/23/20 5:31:01 PM #337:	Next Gen skirt uniforms. --- https://imgur.com/g8JFMhA <cite>bryans7 posted [p:944996995] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Next Gen skirt uniforms. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/23/20 6:17:14 PM #338:	Bashir/O'Brien Bromance This is one of those aspects of DS9 that I'm fine with, but have no strong feelings about. I can analyze it clinically, explain why these characters were paired up, but it basically comes down to "needed something to do." Bashir and O'Brien are the least connected to the larger plot of DS9, and this gave them something to do. The only memorable thing this brought us is the time they refused to let Lieutenant Dies in Five Minutes join them, then regretted blowing him off after he died five minutes later. Star Trek: The Motion Picture A hard movie to rank. It's got ideas, but Gene Roddenberry was so far up his own ass when he made this, and he's clearly just ripping off 2001 like a decade after that movie came out. It's repackaged episode for his failed Star Trek: Phase II show, which is why the new characters he was going to add (Decker and Ilina, who ultimately turned into Riker and Troi) each have more lines than Chekov, Sulu, Uhura, and Scotty combined. Add to that this is one of the slowest-moving movies ever made, where an entire minute can go by with the characters just gawking at the scenery, saying nothing. But there are some ideas here that are interesting, like a computer seeking to learn if anything exists beyond logic and a giant vagina spaceship, so I can't really fault the movie that much. Instead, I will point out my favorite part of the movie: Ilina joins the Enterprise's crew, sees Kirk, and immediately says "My oath of celibacy is on record, Captain." Star Trek: Deep Space Nine AKA "the one that's good, but doesn't have the pop cultural power of TOS or TNG." Normal people recognize Kirk and Picard, but they won't recognize Sisko. It's amazing to think that Star Trek has eight series (nine if you count Short Treks), and only three of them are good. The Star Trek Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive VCR Board Game I'm going to have to watch an hour-long YouTube video for this, huh? Well, I'll get to this later. CBS All Access I struggle to name a single thing CBS has besides Star Trek, and the good Star Treks are already on Netflix. What a joke of a streaming service. Paris/Kim Bromance Harry benefits from being attached to Tom Paris, but not by that much. There is just nothing interesting about Harry, and the interesting elements of Tom Paris are more in the production and wasted potential of the character, not in what we actually got. I mean, it is good to show the characters having lives outside of their jobs, to show Harry palling around with Tom and talking about the Delaney Sisters (you'd think that on a ship of 70, the audience would be seeing those twin sisters all the time in the background), but mostly just for the ambience, not because it's interesting of its own accord. Geordi/Data Bromance The best of the bromances, mostly because Data is the most interesting of the characters involved. It's actually the least developed of the bromances, but because Geordi is able to provide Data with that necessary human element in his quest to learn about his own humanity, it works of its own accord, as opposed to merely providing ambience. Thomas Riker Hey, CBS, give me a show about Thomas Riker, not Picard. This was one of the most interesting one-episode ideas TNG had, and DS9 developed it further. Having a guy be cloned by accident and the clone trying to distinguish himself from the original is a great idea. Also, I always thought it was bizarre that Kira promises to rescue Thomas Riker one day, but then just never does. Armus AKA the oil slick. I'm not going to talk about Armus. Instead, I'm going to talk about the crashed shuttle. Yar, Riker, Data, and Crusher go down to rescue some Starfleet people who crashed on the planet, and Armus kills Yar. Everyone remembers that part. What people forget is the Starfleet extras. One of them is a black guy in a red shirt, and it's the white female main character who bites it. That guy rolled six natural twenties in a row. Luckiest mother**er in Star Trek. Tom Paris' Love for Classic Cars I'm fine with Tom Paris liking 20th century stuff. It's silly, but fine. The most important thing about the classic cars situation is when Voyager finds an old truck floating in space, and Harry Kim is like "WHAT IS THIS MYSTERIOUS SHIP." It's like, shut up, Harry. You live in the 2400s, you know what a car is. This is like me not knowing what a carriage is. Shut up. Later in that scene, Torres scans the contents of the truckbed with a tricorder and is like "WHAT IS THIS MYSTERIOUS SUBSTANCE" and someone tells her that it's animal feces. B'Elanna Torres: can't identify poop with a tricorder. Spock vs Tuvok** Tuvok is just a normal Vulcan. That's it. He has no deeper character than that. He's the John Smith of Vulcans. He never feels emotional except when there's a space thing forcing him to, he's never tempted to do something he knows is wrong. Hell, he goes seven years without seeing his wife, even going into pon farr, and never once looks at another woman. He is simply a dutiful, professional man who does his job well. Spock, though, Spock's got that pathos. He's tempted, but he rises above temptation. He gets affected by space things, but he also gets affected by non-space things. He has desires, wants, and needs. Despite everything, he clearly feels bad when he does something he knows is logical but morally wrong. He also has human friends, which gives him a human connection, while Tuvok only has professional relationships. The only time Tuvok has like pathos and a connection without a space thing being involved is when Janeway is going to blow up the ship to stop a planet-destroying missile and orders everyone to leave, and Tuvok's like "Nope" and stays. The only time Tuvok has to make a hard choice like Spock frequently does is when Janeway refuses to trade some novels for technology that makes the ship jump 40000 light years in one second, and Tuvok is like "Nope" and does it behind her back. I guess what I'm saying is that while Vulcans are interesting in the abstract, as characters they are not, because your characters need emotions, temptations, and flaws. Since no one has nominated Tuvok alone, I'll say my favorite thing about Tuvok here. There's an episode where Tuvok is affected by a space thing and he thinks he might be feeling emotions. To test himself, he creates a holographic Neelix and sits in a room with it for one minute before snapping and choking it to death. That's how annoying Neelix is. Hee Haw - The Next Generation I'd seen this terrifying image of Picard before, but I didn't know where it was wrong. This is very good, I approve. I was wondering where Worf was, and then he popped in at the end. TNG Skirt Uniforms The best thing about TNG skirt uniforms will forever be Gene Roddenberry defending them by saying that they're not meant for women, but are instead unisex. To prove this, he added one male extra with one in the background, standing perfectly still and appearing for two seconds. --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:944998635] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Bashir/O'Brien Bromance This is one of those aspects of DS9 that I'm fine with, but have no strong feelings about. I can analyze it clinically, explain why these characters were paired up, but it basically comes down to "needed something to do." Bashir and O'Brien are the least connected to the larger plot of DS9, and this gave them something to do. The only memorable thing this brought us is the time they refused to let Lieutenant Dies in Five Minutes join them, then regretted blowing him off after he died five minutes later. Star Trek: The Motion Picture A hard movie to rank. It's got ideas, but Gene Roddenberry was so far up his own ass when he made this, and he's clearly just ripping off 2001 like a decade after that movie came out. It's repackaged episode for his failed Star Trek: Phase II show, which is why the new characters he was going to add (Decker and Ilina, who ultimately turned into Riker and Troi) each have more lines than Chekov, Sulu, Uhura, and Scotty combined. Add to that this is one of the slowest-moving movies ever made, where an entire minute can go by with the characters just gawking at the scenery, saying nothing. But there are some ideas here that are interesting, like a computer seeking to learn if anything exists beyond logic and a giant vagina spaceship, so I can't really fault the movie that much. Instead, I will point out my favorite part of the movie: Ilina joins the Enterprise's crew, sees Kirk, and immediately says "My oath of celibacy is on record, Captain." Star Trek: Deep Space Nine AKA "the one that's good, but doesn't have the pop cultural power of TOS or TNG." Normal people recognize Kirk and Picard, but they won't recognize Sisko. It's amazing to think that Star Trek has eight series (nine if you count Short Treks), and only three of them are good. The Star Trek Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive VCR Board Game I'm going to have to watch an hour-long YouTube video for this, huh? Well, I'll get to this later. CBS All Access I struggle to name a single thing CBS has besides Star Trek, and the good Star Treks are already on Netflix. What a joke of a streaming service. Paris/Kim Bromance Harry benefits from being attached to Tom Paris, but not by that much. There is just nothing interesting about Harry, and the interesting elements of Tom Paris are more in the production and wasted potential of the character, not in what we actually got. I mean, it is good to show the characters having lives outside of their jobs, to show Harry palling around with Tom and talking about the Delaney Sisters (you'd think that on a ship of 70, the audience would be seeing those twin sisters all the time in the background), but mostly just for the ambience, not because it's interesting of its own accord. Geordi/Data Bromance The best of the bromances, mostly because Data is the most interesting of the characters involved. It's actually the least developed of the bromances, but because Geordi is able to provide Data with that necessary human element in his quest to learn about his own humanity, it works of its own accord, as opposed to merely providing ambience. Thomas Riker Hey, CBS, give me a show about Thomas Riker, not Picard. This was one of the most interesting one-episode ideas TNG had, and DS9 developed it further. Having a guy be cloned by accident and the clone trying to distinguish himself from the original is a great idea. Also, I always thought it was bizarre that Kira promises to rescue Thomas Riker one day, but then just never does. Armus AKA the oil slick. I'm not going to talk about Armus. Instead, I'm going to talk about the crashed shuttle. Yar, Riker, Data, and Crusher go down to rescue some Starfleet people who crashed on the planet, and Armus kills Yar. Everyone remembers that part. What people forget is the Starfleet extras. One of them is a black guy in a red shirt, and it's the white female main character who bites it. That guy rolled six natural twenties in a row. Luckiest mother****er in Star Trek. Tom Paris' Love for Classic Cars I'm fine with Tom Paris liking 20th century stuff. It's silly, but fine. The most important thing about the classic cars situation is when Voyager finds an old truck floating in space, and Harry Kim is like "WHAT IS THIS MYSTERIOUS SHIP." It's like, shut up, Harry. You live in the 2400s, you know what a car is. This is like me not knowing what a carriage is. Shut up. Later in that scene, Torres scans the contents of the truckbed with a tricorder and is like "WHAT IS THIS MYSTERIOUS SUBSTANCE" and someone tells her that it's animal feces. B'Elanna Torres: can't identify poop with a tricorder. Spock vs Tuvok Tuvok is just a normal Vulcan. That's it. He has no deeper character than that. He's the John Smith of Vulcans. He never feels emotional except when there's a space thing forcing him to, he's never tempted to do something he knows is wrong. Hell, he goes seven years without seeing his wife, even going into pon farr, and never once looks at another woman. He is simply a dutiful, professional man who does his job well. Spock, though, Spock's got that pathos. He's tempted, but he rises above temptation. He gets affected by space things, but he also gets affected by non-space things. He has desires, wants, and needs. Despite everything, he clearly feels bad when he does something he knows is logical but morally wrong. He also has human friends, which gives him a human connection, while Tuvok only has professional relationships. The only time Tuvok has like pathos and a connection without a space thing being involved is when Janeway is going to blow up the ship to stop a planet-destroying missile and orders everyone to leave, and Tuvok's like "Nope" and stays. The only time Tuvok has to make a hard choice like Spock frequently does is when Janeway refuses to trade some novels for technology that makes the ship jump 40000 light years in one second, and Tuvok is like "Nope" and does it behind her back. I guess what I'm saying is that while Vulcans are interesting in the abstract, as characters they are not, because your characters need emotions, temptations, and flaws. Since no one has nominated Tuvok alone, I'll say my favorite thing about Tuvok here. There's an episode where Tuvok is affected by a space thing and he thinks he might be feeling emotions. To test himself, he creates a holographic Neelix and sits in a room with it for one minute before snapping and choking it to death. That's how annoying Neelix is. Hee Haw - The Next Generation I'd seen this terrifying image of Picard before, but I didn't know where it was wrong. This is very good, I approve. I was wondering where Worf was, and then he popped in at the end. TNG Skirt Uniforms The best thing about TNG skirt uniforms will forever be Gene Roddenberry defending them by saying that they're not meant for women, but are instead unisex. To prove this, he added one male extra with one in the background, standing perfectly still and appearing for two seconds. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/23/20 6:19:45 PM #339:	--------------- Make it So Star Trek: The Next Generation Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Exocomps Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Spock x Romulan Captain Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Hee Haw - The Next Generation Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Thomas Riker Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Geordi/Data Bromance Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Spock vs Tuvok Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Star Trek: The Motion Picture Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Bashir/O'Brien Bromance Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Armus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Julian Bashir Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Tom Paris' Love for Classic Cars Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Paris/Kim Bromance Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise TNG Skirt Uniforms Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd CBS All Access The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness I Like Science The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. 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[t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>--------------- Make it So Star Trek: The Next Generation Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Exocomps Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Spock x Romulan Captain Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Hee Haw - The Next Generation Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Thomas Riker Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Geordi/Data Bromance Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Spock vs Tuvok Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Star Trek: The Motion Picture Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Bashir/O'Brien Bromance Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War David Marcus Armus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Julian Bashir Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Tom Paris' Love for Classic Cars Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Paris/Kim Bromance Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise TNG Skirt Uniforms Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd CBS All Access The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness I Like Science The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme </quote> ... 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bryans7 09/23/20 6:50:11 PM #340:	Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan --- https://imgur.com/g8JFMhA <cite>bryans7 posted [p:944999916] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
redrocket 09/23/20 7:08:05 PM #341:	What You Leave Behind --- It's like paying for bubble wrap. -transience on Final Fantasy: All the Bravest <cite>redrocket posted [p:945000547] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>What You Leave Behind </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mac Arrowny 09/23/20 7:15:37 PM #342:	Anagram posted... TNG Skirt Uniforms The best thing about TNG skirt uniforms will forever be Gene Roddenberry defending them by saying that they're not meant for women, but are instead unisex. To prove this, he added one male extra with one in the background, standing perfectly still and appearing for two seconds. Hey, skirt uniform guy appears in multiple episodes (it's the same guy, right?) --- All the stars in the sky are waiting for you. <cite>Mac Arrowny posted [p:945000819] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Anagram posted...</cite> <quote> TNG Skirt Uniforms The best thing about TNG skirt uniforms will forever be Gene Roddenberry defending them by saying that they're not meant for women, but are instead unisex. To prove this, he added one male extra with one in the background, standing perfectly still and appearing for two seconds.</quote> Hey, skirt uniform guy appears in multiple episodes (it's the same guy, right?)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mac Arrowny 09/23/20 7:29:20 PM #343:	Anagram posted... The Star Trek Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive VCR Board Game I'm going to have to watch an hour-long YouTube video for this, huh? Well, I'll get to this later. Wait, you've never played it? It's so much fun! --- All the stars in the sky are waiting for you. <cite>Mac Arrowny posted [p:945001282] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Anagram posted...</cite> <quote> The Star Trek Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive VCR Board Game I'm going to have to watch an hour-long YouTube video for this, huh? Well, I'll get to this later.</quote> Wait, you've never played it? It's so much fun!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CoolCly 09/23/20 7:31:53 PM #344:	i played the vcr game with a friend many times and absolutely loved it i have no memories except a klingon talking head though so it could be absolutely terrible --- The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG <cite>CoolCly posted [p:945001367] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>i played the vcr game with a friend many times and absolutely loved it i have no memories except a klingon talking head though so it could be absolutely terrible </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/23/20 8:20:27 PM #345:	Mac Arrowny posted... Wait, you've never played it? It's so much fun! Never even heard of it. Mac Arrowny posted... Hey, skirt uniform guy appears in multiple episodes (it's the same guy, right?) Does he? Huh. --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:945003233] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Mac Arrowny posted... </cite> <quote> Wait, you've never played it? It's so much fun!</quote>Never even heard of it. Mac Arrowny posted... </cite> <quote>Hey, skirt uniform guy appears in multiple episodes (it's the same guy, right?)</quote>Does he? Huh. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MarkS222222222222222 09/24/20 3:03:04 AM #346:	Geordi's visor --- This is quite a username I have here. <cite>MarkS222222222222222 posted [p:945014933] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Geordi's visor </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jesse_Custer 09/24/20 3:49:17 AM #347:	Ill do another clip. https://youtu.be/Bz6FLN7tasc <cite>Jesse_Custer posted [p:945015597] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Ill do another clip. https://youtu.be/Bz6FLN7tasc </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lolo_Guru 09/24/20 11:42:22 AM #348:	Children in general (when it comes to Star trek) --- Lolo <cite>Lolo_Guru posted [p:945025308] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Children in general (when it comes to Star trek)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bryans7 09/24/20 11:54:40 AM #349:	Star Trek Cats (I understand if you haven't read it, but I think you can give a decent review with just the first few pages) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MZC59NJ/ --- https://imgur.com/g8JFMhA <cite>bryans7 posted [p:945025691] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Star Trek Cats (I understand if you haven't read it, but I think you can give a decent review with just the first few pages) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MZC59NJ/ </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Not_an_Owl 09/24/20 1:43:20 PM #350:	Bat'leth --- Besides, marijuana is far more harmful than steroids. - BlitzBomb I headbang to Bruckner. <cite>Not_an_Owl posted [p:945029640] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Bat'leth </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PerfectChaosZ 09/24/20 2:06:11 PM #351:	Oh then I'll nominate Neelix by himself <cite>PerfectChaosZ posted [p:945030522] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Oh then I'll nominate Neelix by himself </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 09/24/20 4:35:15 PM #352:	Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Perfect in every way, except the infamous plot hole of Khan recognizing Chekov. And don't say that Chekov was always on the ship; you get promoted out of ensign automatically after two years, unless you're Harry Kim. For years after seeing this movie, my friends and I would whisper FROM HELL'S HEART I STAB AT THEEEEEEEE. What You Leave Behind Not quite as good as All Good Things, but still solid. DS9 manages to bring everything to a close and wrap up every loose plot thread except Thomas Riker (poor guy), and Sisko's magical destiny culminates with battling lizard Satan in a volcano, as we all knew it would. VISOR One time, I paused an episode of TNG on Geordi's face. My sister walked in and asked if this was Star Trek. I said yes, that Geordi is the engineer, and that he's only remembered by fans for his glasses. My sister nodded and said "Well, duh." Kobayashi Maru (Mission Hill) I know nothing about Mission Hill. I enjoyed the Janeway joke at the end, there, but I think this cartoon is assuming the audience is already familiar with the shows. Children Children suck, and I say that as a teacher. There are no good kid-centric episodes, there are only okay ones. Star Trek Cats I can't read this online, but I'd assumed from the name it was the Broadway musical with a Star Trek theme, which would have been more interesting. I've got to say, there was a huge missed opportunity here to make Spock a half-cat, half-dog hybrid. 0/10, I'm sorry. Bat'leth The classic Klingon sword. Everyone loves bat'leths despite them being the most impractical weapon ever conceived of. I've seen people try to justify bat'leths as ceremonial dueling weapons, but look, we all saw that episode where Klingons beam onto DS9 and Dukat and Garak have to shoot them, we all know that the Klingons use them seriously. Neelix Until DIS, Neelix was the worst character in Star Trek. Even after DIS, he's still pretty bad. I know he was designed to be a non-Federation look into the Federation, but we already got that with Quark, who has the additional benefit of not being the most annoying person to ever exist. --------------- Make it So Star Trek: The Next Generation Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Exocomps Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Spock x Romulan Captain Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Hee Haw - The Next Generation Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Thomas Riker Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase What You Leave Behind That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Geordi/Data Bromance Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Spock vs Tuvok Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun VISOR Bat'leth Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Star Trek: The Motion Picture Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Bashir/O'Brien Bromance Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War Star Trek Cats David Marcus Armus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Julian Bashir Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Tom Paris' Love for Classic Cars Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager Children It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Paris/Kim Bromance Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Kobayashi Maru (Mission Hill) TNG Skirt Uniforms Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd CBS All Access Neelix The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness I Like Science The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:945036152] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Perfect in every way, except the infamous plot hole of Khan recognizing Chekov. And don't say that Chekov was always on the ship; you get promoted out of ensign automatically after two years, unless you're Harry Kim. For years after seeing this movie, my friends and I would whisper FROM HELL'S HEART I STAB AT THEEEEEEEE. What You Leave Behind Not quite as good as All Good Things, but still solid. DS9 manages to bring everything to a close and wrap up every loose plot thread except Thomas Riker (poor guy), and Sisko's magical destiny culminates with battling lizard Satan in a volcano, as we all knew it would. VISOR One time, I paused an episode of TNG on Geordi's face. My sister walked in and asked if this was Star Trek. I said yes, that Geordi is the engineer, and that he's only remembered by fans for his glasses. My sister nodded and said "Well, duh." Kobayashi Maru (Mission Hill) I know nothing about Mission Hill. I enjoyed the Janeway joke at the end, there, but I think this cartoon is assuming the audience is already familiar with the shows. Children Children suck, and I say that as a teacher. There are no good kid-centric episodes, there are only okay ones. Star Trek Cats I can't read this online, but I'd assumed from the name it was the Broadway musical with a Star Trek theme, which would have been more interesting. I've got to say, there was a huge missed opportunity here to make Spock a half-cat, half-dog hybrid. 0/10, I'm sorry. Bat'leth The classic Klingon sword. Everyone loves bat'leths despite them being the most impractical weapon ever conceived of. I've seen people try to justify bat'leths as ceremonial dueling weapons, but look, we all saw that episode where Klingons beam onto DS9 and Dukat and Garak have to shoot them, we all know that the Klingons use them seriously. Neelix Until DIS, Neelix was the worst character in Star Trek. Even after DIS, he's still pretty bad. I know he was designed to be a non-Federation look into the Federation, but we already got that with Quark, who has the additional benefit of not being the most annoying person to ever exist. --------------- Make it So Star Trek: The Next Generation Captain Jean-luc Picard of the USS Enterprise James Tiberius Kirk Data Spock Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan All Good Things The Beginning of Wisdom The Borg Worf D'deridex-class Warbird The Mirror Universe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Enterprise-D Odo Cardassia Prime Prime Directive The Neutral Zone The Rules of Acquisition TOS Films Uniforms USS Defiant Riker Chair Maneuver Data & Picard Gul Dukat Khan Noonien Singh The Doctor Seven of Nine The Dominion Geordie's Epic Maneuver Transporters Picard Song Zapp Brannigan The City on the Edge of Forever Ferengi Exocomps Assimilate This Year of Hell Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Galaxy Quest Spock x Romulan Captain Q The Orville Homefront/Paradise Lost Neural Parasites Hee Haw - The Next Generation Star Trek TOS/X-Men Crossover Comic Leonard McCoy (Abramsverse) DS9 s6e1-6 Parallels Quark Thomas Riker Morn Lore Picard Memes Combadges Tribbles TNG Warp Core Sound Starfleet Martial Arts Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Kobayashi Maru Tuvix The Riker Lean Frequency of Uniform Changes in Starfleet Chain of Command Torture Sequence Kirk is a Jerk Shirt Timescape Conundrum (TNG) The Chase What You Leave Behind That One Matte Painting The Pegasus Lower Decks (TNG episode) The House of Quark Where No Fan Has Gone Before Geordi/Data Bromance Guinan Miles O'Brien Medical Equipment Self-Destruct Spock vs Tuvok Take Me Out to the Holosuite Duet Children of Time Ambassador-class Starship Species 8472 Wolf in the Fold 3D Chess Time Travel Live Long and Prosper Weyoun VISOR Bat'leth Brunt, FCA TNG Poker Games Star Trek: The Motion Picture Disruptors Cultural Drinks Leonard Nimoy TR-116 Q's Mariachi Band Enterprise s3 Synthohol Replicators Gul Damar The Way McCoy says "Spock's Brain" Escape Pods The Daystrom Institute and the Vulcan Science Academy Phaser Rifles Ezri Dax Everything Not Ruined by Discovery Gowron Slingshot Maneuver The Cage Earth Bashir/O'Brien Bromance Tom Paris and Nicholas Locarno Worf's Baldric TOS Klingons Technobabble Face of the Enemy Kira Nerys The Maquis Gargoyles RedLetterMedia's Picard Re:Views Holodeck Episodes Mike and Rich's Top 5 TNG episodes Andorians Brent Spiner TNG Title Sequence The Picard Maneuver Gene Roddenberry Anagram Reginald Barclay Tellarites Raemes T. Quirk Ketracel White Starship Mine Tea, Earl Grey, Hot Helena Cain Carbon Creek Sanctuary Districts Caitians Saavik O'Brien Must Suffer Latinum USS Make It Up This Topic Sarah Higley Highly Illogical Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War Star Trek Cats David Marcus Armus Cupid's Errant Arrow Captain Proton Holonovels TNG s1 and s2 Julian Bashir Star Trek: Lower Decks Star Trek: The Animated Series Temporal Edict (Lower Decks) Thirty Days Tom Paris' Love for Classic Cars Enterprise-J Pon Farr Enterprise's Opening Credits Bajor STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association Spock's Dick Tweet Prune Juice For the Uniform Sisko's Beard Spot Jake Sisko Ruk Uhura Delta Quadrant Vic Fontaine Romulan-owned Borg Cubes Cristobal Rios Tasha Yar Not!zi Aliens The Rock's Appearance on Voyager Children It's a Faaaaaaaaake! Naomi Wildman Nichelle Nichols Valiant (DS9) Nuking Florida Picard's Captain's Jacket Sisko Punching Q DS9/Babylon 5 Similarities Saucer Separation Riverside, Iowa Get the Cheese to Sickbay Paris/Kim Bromance Abramsverse Enterprise vs Prime Enterprise Kobayashi Maru (Mission Hill) TNG Skirt Uniforms Warp Speed Limit Hide and Q Star Trek: The Last Voyage Worf x Dax Harry Kim USS Cerritos Wesley Crusher Elnor Rom Star Trek: Beyond Antitime Future Enterprise-D Wil Wheaton Vacation Episodes ENT's Reason for Klingon Forehead Ridges Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Night Terrors Flaunting Danger Clip Beardless Riker Katherine Janeway The Host Star Trek Online Chakotay The Way to Eden The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Star Trek action figures Webtrek Wadi Section 31 Tilly's "medical issues" turning out to be allergies This is the Power of Math, People Kazon Anbo-jyutsu Alexander Rozhenko Lwaxana Troi Lighting Choices in Discovery s1 Neelix Episodes Riker's Pizza Warp 10 A Night in Sickbay The Outcast Harry Mudd CBS All Access Neelix The Child Tartigrades Lawsuit God Aliens Not Respecting Consent Climax of Into Darkness I Like Science The Mycelial Network Sub Rosa Gorgan Jennier Lien's Descent into Madness The Rape Gangs of Turkana IV Data x Borg Queen [robo][tf][buzzsaw] Quark x Fat Ferengi He Had Sex With While Turned into a Woman for a Wacky Scheme </quote> ... 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Anagram 09/24/20 5:00:39 PM #353:	Hey, it's been a while, but I want to complain about CBS All Access again. They don't have a skip opening button. Completely worthless streaming service. --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:945037157] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Hey, it's been a while, but I want to complain about CBS All Access again. They don't have a skip opening button. Completely worthless streaming service. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jesse_Custer 09/24/20 5:24:45 PM #354:	Brent Spiners acting in this scene https://youtu.be/vSbg4LHVPyk <cite>Jesse_Custer posted [p:945038038] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Brent Spiners acting in this scene https://youtu.be/vSbg4LHVPyk </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZenOfThunder 09/24/20 5:40:11 PM #355:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg_cwI1Xj4M the above clip --- (\|\| ' ' \|\|) "Your First Thought" - A (sometimes) Daily Topic Series 'Bout Thinkin': . /\|_\|\ https://bit.ly/YFTB8 [azuarc] <cite>ZenOfThunder posted [p:945038623] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg_cwI1Xj4M the above clip </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SovietOmega 09/24/20 5:41:32 PM #356:	Space being 3D, but nearly always being treated like it was 2D --- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out <cite>SovietOmega posted [p:945038678] in Anagram ra... [t:78971322]...</cite> <quote>Space being 3D, but nearly always being treated like it was 2D </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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