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I'm still trying to get over explodium.
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The Transformers Thread (licensed) Next
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I'd like to see a G1 Ark or even a model of Cybertron from the G1 cartoon.- 17672 replies
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Nuke it from orbit; it's the only way to be sure. In fact, nuke it repeatedly (100-200 times should be good). Then burn the ashes with fire. LOTS of fire. Drench the ashes in napalm and then do a re-enactment of the Torching of Mars. When that is finished, nuke the mess again, then fire about 5,000 Quantum Torpedoes at the site of the ashes. Take those ashes, mix with concrete mix and water, let set into a brick, fire in an over for 3 weeks, then drop that brick into a black hole, then drop red matter into the black hole. Using a tractor beam, drag the remains outside the galaxy (past the galactic barrier), attach warp engines to it as well as every bit of antimatter they can scrounge up, and let the warp drive take it out past any civilized areas (other galaxies) and then detonate the mess. Then nuke it one more time. And pray that just might be enough....
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At this point, they really need to change the theme song for STD to "Yakety Sax".
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[R.I.P] Tanya Roberts - CONFIRMED DEAD
pengbuzz replied to Old_Nash's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Rejoice: https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/tanya-roberts-still-alive-despite-reports-death Confirmed vi her FB page and several outlets: she's alive!!! -
BTW, I have an idea to save Star Trek... We combine Star Trek Discovery and Star Trek Picard into one series. Ready for the name? Star Trek: DISCARD.
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I was thinking more for the sake of the Star Trek universe, so that it and Picard could just be relegated to the trash heap without much effect on continuity. This dumpster fire is fueled by Kurtzman's refusal to take a hint and admit his non-version of Trek just plain sucks. Without going back over all the ground that's already been covered, he's trying to continue what JJ Abomination started: turn Star Trek into Star Wars. And the production team he has going on this has done everything imaginable to try to slap a "Trek" veneer onto this monstrosity. It's like trying to hammer a square peg into a star-shaped hole: all you're gonna do is break the peg, the board the hole is in, and the hammer to boot. At the rate they're going, CBS/Viacom is going to become known as the Harmony Gold of Star Trek, with Kurtzman as it's Frank Agrama. (my keyboard is crying because I made it type that out.)
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Some real nice solder work, derex! Opening your own electronics store? lol UPDATE: nothing to see here. Going to be taking a leave for a bit, as some issues have come up. Enjoy the holidays...
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Yeah, there is that; it seems like they only research the stuff that interests them insofar as trying to make the story work. On that note: I wonder if all of this is actually the fevered delusions of Michael Burnham lying in a Federation hospital on Earth after suffering a Traumatic Brain Injury back in the 23rd century? (it would certainly make a lot of sense...maybe Picard actually suffered a stroke after the synths torched Mars, and all of Picard is pretty much the same thing?) Thank you kind sir; I'll have it bronzed and put it on my mantle. That reminds me of the last time I visited Failblog...maybe Star Trek needs its' own version?
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Yeah...it's pretty obvious they don't care (otherwise they WOULD do their blasted research, amongst other things). Number one largely feeds into number two, and drops "number two" all over the franchise).
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Sigh... Discovery has managed to sink even further into stupidity than I ever thought possible. It's gotten so bad that even my concept for a Star Trek series is beginning to look promising (just need to revamp the uniforms and perhaps adjust the storyline). Normally, I'd say Captain Kirk is due to beam onto Discovery just to slap the crew, but I think even William Shatner is hesitant to have anything to do with this dumpster fire on a trainwreck in space....
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Yeah, there's a movie Disney really should do a remake of.
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ROFL!!! That is just AWESOME!!!
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Not to mention Puke himself wouldn't want to go, for several reasons. One being that unless they could heal him of the damage done to him, he'd be pretty much useless.
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Which took no time in hitting on all the other ships in spacedock whenever it docked.
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I think we just stepped in some plot. Can I get a garden hose to rinse it off my shoe?
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Picard Trek II: The Search for Plot. Either that, or he convinces Starfleet to send every ship they can with a water cannon to put out Mars.
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LOL yeah... guess they couldn't be bothered to even consult Memory Alpha, huh? And that would be charitable, as ships would be constantly "popping" from subspace pulses, given that subspace isn't exactly inert. As for Su'Kal: this guy should probably be in the Q Continuum, given that range of powers.
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The way they explain Dilithium in the ST:TNG Tech Manual is: (Page 60, Star Trek The Next Generation Technical Manual, Rick Sternbach and Michael Okuda, Pocket Books, 1991.) Basically, the Burn would have had to disrupt the EM field specifically within the dilithium. Shouldn't something as large as the Burn have disrupted ALL EM fields PERIOD? Why just dilithium? Since it's the crystalline structure exposed to EM fields that allows it to regulate M/A reactions, how would that go "inert" unless the EM field was deactivated? (Just questions posed to the stupidity of DSC, not you Seto. )
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That's what I mean: it would cost less to simulate masking tape than electrical tape, that's how shoestring they're running it! Good point. Sorry, I was too busy laughing at Discount Spock. ROFL!! Right?
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They probably: - Changed from covering the backdrops in electrical tape to covering them in masking tape; - Convinced the cast to wear clothes from home to save on wardrobe costs; - Begun substituting cardboard models for the CGI; - Cut costs on sound effects by having the SFX crew yell "PEW PEW PEW!!!" onstage during filming; and - Cut budget on SFX further by substituting phaser fire effects with silly string. They cut corners any further and Paramount will sue CBS for violating the fan production rules that state all fan productions can only be 15 minutes long!
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The original's pupils? Dunno...probably lazy painting on their part.