Happy Rascals Day!

The day Ishka Moogie lost a little bit of faith in humanity!

>>59493

We are eternally grateful.

bump from the grave

Symbolic solidarity bump

Bump for great unity

>>60673
Well, he's a self-centered prick, so he might fill Shatner's boots quite well...

>>60671
lol Isaacs' head is lodged so far up his ass
he should just quit speaking on the internet or have someone else do it for him if he's not responsible enough to word his own thoughts

>>60676
Exactly, my dude.

That's what you get for hiring a deatheater.

I'm just going to be the first to make this prediction: they are going to pull the same bullshit with Michelle Yeoh that Star Wars did with Donnie Yen. "Oh, an international superstar, expert in martial arts? Let's give them a few hokey lines of dialogue and one quarter-assed fight scene against a few nameless baddies."

I was hyped as FUCK for Donnie to have some badass scenes, I am sure the same disappointment awaits with Michelle.

>>60678
Results indicate steamed arzu, however, at this time, it is difficult to be certain.

My face when i thought i remembered how to do spoiler tags

>>60648
The native american guy is a bad actor imo and I just can't believe they would allow people in rebellion against Starfleet into command positions.

>>60652
Well I agree the whole "bring the MAquis into Starfleet" things is pretty retarded, but you also gotta think that the crew is about 70/30 starfleet to maquis, so they still got some sway. Makes sense to put a Maquis in second in command so you don't get mutiny in the delta quadrant

>>60621

>why did Neelix get included with anything for any reason

You don't want to know

>Voyager so much smaller than anything other than 1701-A

Voyager has a larger volume than the Constitution class starship with miniaturized technology on board. It has adjustable nacelles because it sometimes needs to go warp 9 but you don't want it ripping up subspace while it does it, making it more efficient. It has a backup warp core (if you account for the stuff they were using behind the scenes to define the ship's technology).

I think a Galaxy class would have been better for that situation, just because of the amount of people involved. You'd have a small city's worth of starfleet officers trapped on the most luxurious and powerful ship in the fleet, complete with planet-landing saucer capable of holding everyone on board. A galaxy class starship flying around the delta quadrant would have been SO much cooler. The Galaxy Class starship is just so much classier than the Intrepid. Don't get me wrong, the Intrepid is a good ship...but you can't deny that if they just made Voyager a Galaxy class ship, it would be more awesome.

>>60655
Is dis nigga serious? Do you have any idea the resources required to maintain a Galaxy class starship, let alone propel it halfway across the galaxy?? No because you're not a Starfleet engineer. (I am and I can say you'd have to do an egregious amount of deuterium skimming in space to fuel even the fusion reactors.)

>>60654
That actually makes a lot of sense considering they mention mutiny literally the 2nd episode

>>60655
I never really thought of resource consumption. I just assumed the warp drive was so efficient it kind of just did its own thing forever and they could just keep reorganizing their poop molecules into food

>>60590
just do a small bit of googling friend.
nb

Yeoman is a fancy word for Hunter, but it was also some kinda naval rank (I think)

Yeomen in TOS were exclusively sexy ladies carrying a space clipboard, and I think the only one whose name we knew was Rand.. they don't show up in any of the other series though.. if you ask me they should've been in ENT and there should have been one who was clearly a gaiboi.. he could have had Archer sign something and been like "O.M.G.. what a cute little puppy.. oh capn your dog is just like adorbs!".

I can totally see how you would think that was her name, and in fact it would be a cool name.. but I'm afraid that it wasn't hers in this case.. sorry brah

I am of a mind that the TNG, DS9 and VOY are the best Star Treks. I appreciate TOS for being the foundation everything else is built on but I feel like TOS never was as well written but that's just because expectations for television in the 60s were pretty much non existent. That said, I really dislike the new reboots because I find them too CGI laden with the emphasis being on Avengers style set pieces rather than the ethical issues and relationships TNG focuses more on.

>>60590
nice trol
you sure got him

>>60625
Thanks, would troll again

>>60611
He appeared twice, dunno if that still counts as oneshot though.

Anya, when she assumed super hottie form for that one brief scene on the espidoe The Dauphin.

>>60615
Oh, well then the Admiral that kicked Riker in the head that episode.

>>60608

>>60623
He also appeared twice, in the same two episodes as the same guy

As you sure you're not doing this on purpose?

>>60641
I saw a few episodes of the one with the Elvis impersonator playing Kirk. Not bad

The show only gets better.
FYI there was a writer's strike I believe during season 2 so there are a couple stinkers but it really just goes up from there.
Enjoy.

Dude just you wait. Tng is so awesome.

>>60602
Yeah season 2 is patchy but it also has some A+ episodes too. The later seasons get more consistent though.

>>60599
I think someone else already explained what happened.

>>60601
My lels just arrived at warp factor 9.975

the guys lips remind me of trump's

TREKS EVERYWHERE

TREKS EVERYWHERE

TREKS EVERYWHERE

TREKS EVERYWHERE