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I'd much rather see them mix it up with the Farscape universe. Picard vs. Scorpius - that would be fun.
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I'd much rather see them mix it up with the Farscape universe. Picard vs. Scorpius - that would be fun.
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I want to "Like", but I have no idea about Farscape, sorry. I think, it was never on german TV.
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It's available on Prime video if you have access. It was pretty fun, but as the story is told through the wayward American astronaut, John Crichton, it's writing, humor, etc. are pretty Americanized (though it was an Autralian production).
And any excuse to put Claudia Black on my TV screen is A-OK with me!
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I was a casual fan of The Original Series and was initially hesitant about TNG but became a fan about a year into the series. I caught a TV special hosting of The Original Series' pilot episode, "The Cage", hosted by Sir Patrick Stewart which aired around late-October 1988. I believe it was during the writers' strike, which delayed the opening of Season 2 of TNG, so there were several plugs for Season 1. My favorite episode was "The Big Goodbye". Loved Dixon Hill's fedora!
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Wait. …What?
An actual Warp Bubble has been created??
I recall that, in one of the Next Generation movies, it was revealed that humanity would attain warp drive capability in the year 2061. I recall this because I remember that my young daughter was quite excited by the news. “Dad, I’ll still be alive in 2061!”
Well. Now it appears that we are tangibly one step closer…
https://madison.com/news/science/re...deo_6c067273-dfa2-59fb-b7cf-df7b4e35cfc9.html
https://thedebrief.org/darpa-funded-researchers-accidentally-create-the-worlds-first-warp-bubble/
https://www.techtimes.com/articles/...erendipity-darpa-researchers-find-strange.htm
Maybe my daughter will attain her dream of becoming a Star Fleet Captain after all.
An actual Warp Bubble has been created??
I recall that, in one of the Next Generation movies, it was revealed that humanity would attain warp drive capability in the year 2061. I recall this because I remember that my young daughter was quite excited by the news. “Dad, I’ll still be alive in 2061!”
Well. Now it appears that we are tangibly one step closer…
https://madison.com/news/science/re...deo_6c067273-dfa2-59fb-b7cf-df7b4e35cfc9.html
https://thedebrief.org/darpa-funded-researchers-accidentally-create-the-worlds-first-warp-bubble/
https://www.techtimes.com/articles/...erendipity-darpa-researchers-find-strange.htm
Maybe my daughter will attain her dream of becoming a Star Fleet Captain after all.
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But WW III, 2053. 
(First Contact)
(First Contact)
Tiki Tom
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But WW III, 2053.
At this rate, it might be 2022.
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I don't know if this should go in the joke thread, or here... but since it's Trek-related, I'll start with this thread:
scottyrocks
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I like how the movie Uhuru is behind the TV Kirk.
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^ That, and Spock hittin' the blunt. So that's how Vulcan's keep their cool...
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^ The guy in the "Barth" chef's hat looks familiar to me. Should we know him from somewhere?
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It's from an old Canadian television program ("You Can't Do That On Television") and the running gag was a burger joint where the kids would poke fun at the chef's cooking, and he's always chime in with "D'ahh... I heard that!" as a punchline.
Just so we don't stray off-topic:
scottyrocks
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That's some funny shiit.
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Thank you! I can't remember having ever watched anything on Nickelodeon so that's probably not where I know him from, but I didn't recognize anything on his IMDb filmography list either, so...
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This thread is getting very strange. I like it.
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This thread is getting very strange. I like it.
That's good, because I have a handful more of these to share...
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See, now, on the surface that's a funny joke. But in reality if the milk were introducing itself in Spanish it would say, "Soy leche".
I'll just leave quietly now...
I'll just leave quietly now...
scottyrocks
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See, now, on the surface that's a funny joke. But in reality if the milk were introducing itself in Spanish it would say, "Soy leche".
I'll just leave quietly now...
Killjoy.
