>>67128
Sisko coming to shove that baseball so far up your ass you'll be tasting pine tar.

>>67127
go cry on mypenis about how the (((federation))) caused your daughters death, not your alcoholic trigger happy buttbuddy

>>66921
sounds like you been watchig FOX News

>>67242

>>67242

>>67242

>>66942 I guess this is the STD thread. Now Kurtzman is in talks to do a Pike focused spin-off as well.

>>67238
Oh weird I thought Pike would be totally dead by the time the events of Nemesis happened.
Huh
weird
weird

>>67240
lmao good one

>>67182
Also comparing The Orville to Skins of all shows? This is someone that watched the latter show like twice through but come the fuck on bro.

>>67229
i thought that was quite obvious. What I want to know is Did the mindwipe malfunction or did someone make it do so and if so who and why

>>67229
I thought the implication was that she was from a branching timeline all along after all. Her future isn't set in stone, and she's not doomed to the same fate as Old Kelly. We might see her show up in future episodes as something like a "Mirror Universe" equivalent.

>>67236
I took it to be like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. They erased her conscious memories, but she still retained a subconscious awareness of her experiences. The mindwipe was a success, but it's still not flawless technology.

>>67233
Holy fucking lol

>>67233
QA'PLA

>>67080
I love this post

>>67226

> If the Sisko didnt cast his space magic to make the Dominion fleet dissapear the alpha quadrant would be fucked because Odo turned into a bitch after losing his changeling virginity.

That whole character arc made me feel uneasy. Now that you mention it, he was redeemed too quickly. I don't dislike the fact that linking changed him so much, but I feel like the show missed an opportunity by not showing a greater degree of change in the rest of the changelings. Given their linking nature, and how they spend a great amount of their time linked,- I can't help but feel like their biggest weakness culturally/morally is a lack of differing perspectives. In that way, Odo was perfect, being a starfleet officer accepted among solid beings who had never linked before. Linking with such a person should have had a profound effect on them, even if he was only a single person connecting with millions. I haven't actually watched that part of DS9 in a while though. Maybe it did impact them more than I remember.

>>67228
Thats basicly the end of his arc of DS9. Makes me sad we'll never see post TNG era canon to see how these things shook out.

>>67228

>I don't dislike the fact that linking changed him so much, but I feel like the show missed an opportunity by not showing a greater degree of change in the rest of the changelings.

The changelings are annoying in general. They have a massive victim complex and treat other species like shit because a "solid" hurt their feelings. Classic example of the tortured becomes the torturer.

And it's not as if they have some redeemable moments, they're always antagonistic or outright evil. Pretty much every other "evil" species in Trek has shown that they have at least the potential to play nice.

>>67220
It's almost like Voyager is literally the worst everything and sucks Kazon cock.
simple as that

>>67220
Like I said, it's a perfect finale to Voyager

>>67220
Nice to see you btw. Don't see you posting on this board very often. Are you going through all the series for the first time?

>>67154
Also, the time period of the T.V companies shows like The Twilight Zone & The Outer Limits which also had a lot of Trek actors in it.

>>67137
If we're going to bring those other ones into it then farscape wins (even if it's not a contest, it just wins) cause I mean look at this:

>>67162
Good ep even if it is a sci-fi staple. They pulled it off much better than most and felt more realistic and rational than other similar episodes in different series.

>>55667

>Rascals not on front page

bump for great justice

RASCALS EVERYWHERE

DICKS EVERYWHERE

>>67131
Also for Voyager: The Omega Directive

Surprised I can't think of more DS9 stuff off the top of my head. I recall it having the most best episodes.

>>67125
That was one of the more noticeable revamps of a Phase III idea

>>67132

>Surprised I can't think of more DS9 stuff off the top of my head. I recall it having the most best episodes.

DS9's best episodes are either bottle episodes/episodes that are completely standalone like The Visitor Duet is overrated though or sit on the other end of the scale and are great because of how they work in an overall arc. The latter type of episode is really hard to pick out one of a series of them and call it great in and of itself.

>>67078

>that one borg who wont shut up about getting together and putting in some shields on the weekend.

>>67089
yeah realistically the Dominion doesn't seem like they'd use cloaking technology for their solids , they're the goddamn Dominion, they march the fuck in wherever they want

>>67093
The Jem hadar don't cloak because the founders want to protect them though. They are purely designed for efficiency. Everything about them is disposable and replaceable. They are the result of a race who see themselves as above the people they rule creating disposable but effective soldiers optimised for low logistic burden and cheap replacement. The cloaking was engineered in (something the federation wouldn't enforce on their soldiers as it'd be a gross violation) likely because it used little to no additional resources, didn't make the Jem Hadar harder to produce but provided a combat advantage. Their survival doesn't matter. They're not the absolute best soldiers in the galaxy but they are very good, because it makes sense that'd be cost effective. Jem Hadar are the Huwei of soldiers. (especially 3 or 4 years ago Huwei)

Wounding soldiers is an effective military tactic. Wounded soldiers cannot fight but impose a huge logistical burden. Jem Hadar are not wounded, they die or fight. There is no medical care. They are designed to get as much combat effectiveness out of a supply chain or resources as possible. Nothing more. Cloaking helps with that. Nothing more.

I don't get the not shields thing though. I can think of a bunch of theories but they're just that. (Obviously the Jem Hadar don't get them because it's cheaper to make 5 more than to shield them to take a hit or two).

>>67051

>turned any mental unwellness into inherent features of our species.

yeah I was afraid of that. The sudden emergence of the internet and the effect it has had on our society in less than 30 years is a testament to the correctness of the prime directive. There is much good and much bad in this but the eal issue is speed of change. We are not ready but it is too late.

>>67053
Yep. The thing is tho
I'm okay with that. I'm interested to see what it becomes.

>>67046
oh yeah I get that chans are social media

I would definitely be a happier, more productive person if I stayed away from here but everyones got their vices

>>66851
I'm getting pretty far now. Level 51 Klingon about to head into the Delta Quadrant campaign. I really like the fan service in some of the episodes you get to play. Sadly, doesn't look like I'll be getting anymore free ship tokens now, so If I want a Tier 6 ship, looks like they expect me to pay REAL money or horde a shit load of dylithium.

>>67025
You can do all the missions with a t5 though. You might want to replay some missions to get more weapons/consoles in order to specialize.

>>67036
Will do.