>>66694
Jesus christ.
Pathetic

>>66694
c list characters don't get their picture on the card

>>66501
you know people are warming up to the star wars prequels now that disney is pumping out raw sewage. ENT may always be on the bottom but at least that bottom isn't going any lower as the new content isn't even considered real trek much less as canon.

If you asked me ot rank up treks I'd go:
TNG/DS9
ENT/VOY
TOS/TAS

ENT isn't even that bad compared to B sci fi at the time. The only thing you can really hold against it is that more people didn't end up on star gate. If you were worth a shit in sci fi at the time you got a one off on star gate. Even the man they call Jane got an epsiode of SG1. Only Tucker got the best villain roll for Atlantis.

>>66818
Someone give this man a job storyboarding

Rom and Quark are trapped on a pre-warp civilization planet which just underwent a successful communist revolution. Rom wants to stay.

>>66818
cassidy makes Ben put all his Africa stuff in storage
cassidy want the house on Bajor to be Federation modern and Cisko finds out the pain and suffering the prophets spoke of

>>66823
There was a thread with photoshopped bossoms on various trek characters a while back. (No nipples though)

>>66823
boo! fuck working assclowns.
show us the tits

>>66823

>going to a site that has 420 in it on your work pc
>entire section is dedicated to drugs
>yeah but it's work safe

>>66706
yeah that last one had an extra dose of trek vibes, the comedy seemed to be thrown in just because they had to hit a quota of jokes or some thing. Not that it was bad by any stretch. Just couldn't help but see the various trek episodes this had influence from.

Now that is how you do a good Orville episode. Perfect balance of comedy, relationship shite and light SF.

>>65279
i fucken laughed

>found out that one of my local tv networks play all the star trek shows nightly, including deep space nine

not gonna be missing my satellite tv

Of all the stories they could have rolled with, Paramount chose THIS!? I'm still mad and this movies pisses me off every time I see it. Soundtrack was nice though.

>>66804
We do the same thing 24/5. :(

>>66787

>>some sort of spinal turbolift or something to get you from end to end at the top and bottom few decks.

Well, like, the Oberth has turbolifts too, man.

>>66784
If I'm not mistaken the designer said in an interview just about everything was in the forward hull.

>>66800
This makes sense if you look at the windows. I imagine the bottom and top "tubes" have transports to the aft where stuff like engineering and cargo is.

>>66782
but, good sir, you forget.

EVERYTHING IS ABOUT MICHAEL BURNHAM ALWAYS, THERE IS NO OTHER LOGICAL CHOICE BECAUSE MICHAEL BURNHAM MICHAEL BURNHAM MICHAEL BURNHAM SHE IS THE CENTER OF THE ENTIRE WORLD.

maybe you just don't get it

I never watched STD. I've been curious about it but from what I've gathered, it's very hit and miss with viewers. I hadn't bothered because I don't wanna pay for a show I probably won't like anyway.

>>66807
kinda makes insaneway seem on the level while also overshadowing Archers obsession with his dog over diplomacy and spare parts. How does one manage making both VOY and ENT better in one move? STD.

my favorite is the one where the ship meets that thing in space and they have to reroute power to fix it

>>66759
Take Me Out To the Holosuite

>>66768
then there's the one where they find the space thing, and then they fire a beam at it but it doesn't work but then the fire a different color beam at it and it works

>>66723
I think the best villains are ones you mostly hate but can understand. Wynn is great at that because she is a consistent character. All she has ever believed in is herself and the religious organisation but not really the prophets. Her ambition was not to further the prophet's aims but to be their highest servant and she felt she deserved it because she'd done the work and put in the prayer time. Grinding it, going through the motions. What I do like is that she isn't 100% though, she occasionally has a twinge of conscience and when the Pah Wraiths reject her she finally realises that it was always about her being shit.

Except when they go too far I like Dukat. Not just for his boss-ness but that he again had a consistent set of flaws. His mirror was Kira, she was a protagonist a lot of people didn't like but over the series she grows. Her actions as a terrorist were grim and she knows they weren't good acts, she wouldn't change them but hopes no one has to do that again and wants to take a different path whenever she has that option. Dukat however never admits such things, everything he does is glorious and perfect and that's why he never learns. He never even says "I did the least awful thing" and that's what makes him a villain. He refuses to admit anything he did was bad in any way.

DS9 had the best villains largerly but Voyager had Seska though. She reminded me of being in an abusive relationship, the way she manipulates everyone. She was a thoroughly well written piece of shit. She's the only character I hate because it reminds me of some bad times but at the same time that shows how well written she was how real. It underscored how awful Chipotle was though, those people work on the most wretched and vulnerable (and they only last very long if your "support network" is either nonexistent or made up of either people like you who don't know beter or people like her who won't tip their hand, or a mix of all three), that he was a mark is consistent with that idiot in general and he was totally unfit to be first officer. Janeway changed every episode but he was just consistently useless and when he needed to stand up to her …

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>>66766
I think it was pretty clear they were saying that opposition to GMOs isn't an intrinsic part of vegan philosophy.
Not that no vegans anywhere have ever voiced opposition to GMOs.

>>66769
Yes, I loved how Dukat's was written, and his consistent rationalizations for what he did. It makes it really easy to see where he was coming from and even sympathize with him a little.

One of the best episodes with him and Kira was Return to Grace, where she takes it upon herself to mentor Dukat's daughter.

The Prime Directive is applied however in TNG 5x13 The Masterpiece Society @43:40 it's mentioned that the prime directive doesn't apply to humans. So they retconned it.

As for the episode, it's the most Star-Treky episode of Discovery so far. 5/10.

>>66781
I don't want to be in the position of defending something so grievously stupid, but in ENT "Terra Nova" even though the PD isn't in effect there is some PD style handwringing over whether they have the right to interfere with their culture even though they're human. So maybe whether or not PD like ideas apply to human cultures specifically is something they evolved on over time. Still this is probably the stupidest thing they could've done. Make an episode deliberately engineered to appeal to core trekkies while trampling over establish trek lore

>>66781
it would make no sense to restrict aid to Humans especially considering the Earth government sent them out in the first place. I'd call it it a further explanation rather than a retcon.
>>66783
Given that the Humans ended up forgetting where they came from it made sense in a way. Most of the time when TNG has a lost colony discovery it depends on the state of the society and power of autonomy from the federation. It's more of a judgement call then a standing directive.

>>66742
fucking never if there is a god

>game recognizes STD as star trek

eww, dropped

>>66742
new wallpaper acquired.

>>66725
You should check this out
https://www.circlejerk.com/r/40kLore/comments/a2g4mp/spoilersbook_excerptblackstone_fortress_kroot/

Kroot are wilier than you'd think.

Eat shit, xeno scum

I'm not sure what happened but our warp space is safe and friendly and reliable. Our universe is quite delightful. Why don't you sit down and have a nice hot early grey and listen to me play Frere Jacques on my flute instead?

I must say though, power armour is remarkably inefficient, especially in ship to ship combat when we could simply beam it into space. For the resources you use for a few suits we could build a shuttle with photon torpedos which are remarkably effective.

I once gave a speech about us both sitting on destructive arsenals to a Romulan captain but it's just me. I would still prefer not to use it.

We would like those Oberth you attacked back though. This will be your final warning.

>gets his flute out

Replicator, early grey hot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXEIu90YLLc&fbclid=IwAR1Cd7kaH02qYHy0EfqU35acIniUfSAp3RMFTS2YhxQlGM71QrxNzvdHLD0

>>66647
exploding consoles aren't a bug they're a feature
much of the UFP is about killing people
if you don't get killed you live to be a million like bones so they make everything kill people all the time

>>66648
That's probably why they put entire families on the same ship. That sort of thing was not allowed ever again after three brothers died on a single ship during WW2, though it wasn't entire families just service men.

>>65763

>They don't. That Klingon Captain was just fucking with Picard because he was pissed he was flying into Romanian space without being told why, and why he was doing it for the Federation.

But in DS9 4x15 Sons of Mogh, Worf's brother Kurn berates Worf for sleeping on a soft mattress.