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PostPosted: Thu Aug 15, 2019 4:07 am
by The Huskar Social Union
Ameriganastan wrote:

The Huskar Social Union wrote:Michael O'Hare left the show due to mental health issues.

This only became widely known after his death when the creator of the show, J Michael Straczynski talked about it at a convention a few years back.

New haven america wrote:Probably because Michael O'Hare voluntarily left on account of the fact that he had incredibly serious mental and physical health issues, which lead to filming being absolutely hell for him and lead to several instances of paranoid delusions, hallucinations, and fights with fellow costars and crewmembers.

...Oh...well, they couldn't find a better replacement? I never liked Bruce Boxleitner.

Sheridan is pretty good tho

PostPosted: Thu Aug 15, 2019 4:33 am
by New haven america
Ameriganastan wrote:

The Huskar Social Union wrote:Michael O'Hare left the show due to mental health issues.

This only became widely known after his death when the creator of the show, J Michael Straczynski talked about it at a convention a few years back.

New haven america wrote:Probably because Michael O'Hare voluntarily left on account of the fact that he had incredibly serious mental and physical health issues, which lead to filming being absolutely hell for him and lead to several instances of paranoid delusions, hallucinations, and fights with fellow costars and crewmembers.

...Oh...well, they couldn't find a better replacement? I never liked Bruce Boxleitner.

Eh, Sheridan's probably the best role Bruce has ever done.

PostPosted: Fri Aug 16, 2019 11:57 am
by Ameriganastan
Not warming up to Sherridan. Especially since he spent most of "A Distant Star" whining about having a station job instead of a ship job. Guy is a tool.

PostPosted: Sat Aug 17, 2019 8:20 am
by Bralia
You know, I'd like to bring up how almost every alien in the Star Trek universe is a variation of the human form. It's ultimately explained that a progenitor race seeded the galaxy with their DNA. And there have been SO MANY variations. Some variations are subtle. Many are not. Here's a short list of examples, a preface to my ultimate statement (subtle/not subtle):

Klingons: Ridges on the foreheads/organ redundancies
Vulcans: pointy ears/highly sophisticated mental attributes
Betazoids: black eyes/telepaths

And so I'd like to discuss a very specific race. They're like any other race, they've got their spots like 80% of all other humanoids do. But I want to mention my theory on the subtle feature of the race that isn't actually described in the episode.

The Taresians of Favorite Son.

It is my theory that these people are some of the most vicious looking humanoids in the history of Star Trek. You wouldn't know it by how pretty they look with their clothes on. But beneath them . . . there's a hunger there. It's what their species lives for, the harvesting of alien male DNA. And how do they harvest it, I ask you? . . . these women . . . they latch on to you and drain the life from your body, turning you into a husk, a shell. Gray, withered and consumed down to the bone. They blind you so you cannot see the horror of what awaits. They bind you so you cannot escape its grasp. They . . . don't gag you. The screams surely excite that Taresians. You thought the women were attractive. Sensual. Comforting. You had no idea. You could not have known. The Taresian vagina. Once it takes hold of you, it doesn't let go. A truly monstrous feature of an otherwise benign looking race.

I want every last person who reads this post to be truly terrified if they ever watch this episode ever again.

PostPosted: Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:10 am
by Ism
Bralia wrote:You know, I'd like to bring up how almost every alien in the Star Trek universe is a variation of the human form. It's ultimately explained that a progenitor race seeded the galaxy with their DNA. And there have been SO MANY variations. Some variations are subtle. Many are not. Here's a short list of examples, a preface to my ultimate statement (subtle/not subtle):

Klingons: Ridges on the foreheads/organ redundancies
Vulcans: pointy ears/highly sophisticated mental attributes
Betazoids: black eyes/telepaths

And so I'd like to discuss a very specific race. They're like any other race, they've got their spots like 80% of all other humanoids do. But I want to mention my theory on the subtle feature of the race that isn't actually described in the episode.

The Taresians of Favorite Son.

It is my theory that these people are some of the most vicious looking humanoids in the history of Star Trek. You wouldn't know it by how pretty they look with their clothes on. But beneath them . . . there's a hunger there. It's what their species lives for, the harvesting of alien male DNA. And how do they harvest it, I ask you? . . . these women . . . they latch on to you and drain the life from your body, turning you into a husk, a shell. Gray, withered and consumed down to the bone. They blind you so you cannot see the horror of what awaits. They bind you so you cannot escape its grasp. They . . . don't gag you. The screams surely excite that Taresians. You thought the women were attractive. Sensual. Comforting. You had no idea. You could not have known. The Taresian vagina. Once it takes hold of you, it doesn't let go. A truly monstrous feature of an otherwise benign looking race.

I want every last person who reads this post to be truly terrified if they ever watch this episode ever again.


The only terrifying thing in this post is the idea of watching Voyager.

PostPosted: Sat Aug 17, 2019 11:32 pm
by The Alma Mater
Ism wrote:
Bralia wrote:You know, I'd like to bring up how almost every alien in the Star Trek universe is a variation of the human form. It's ultimately explained that a progenitor race seeded the galaxy with their DNA. And there have been SO MANY variations. Some variations are subtle. Many are not. Here's a short list of examples, a preface to my ultimate statement (subtle/not subtle):

Klingons: Ridges on the foreheads/organ redundancies
Vulcans: pointy ears/highly sophisticated mental attributes
Betazoids: black eyes/telepaths

And so I'd like to discuss a very specific race. They're like any other race, they've got their spots like 80% of all other humanoids do. But I want to mention my theory on the subtle feature of the race that isn't actually described in the episode.

The Taresians of Favorite Son.

It is my theory that these people are some of the most vicious looking humanoids in the history of Star Trek. You wouldn't know it by how pretty they look with their clothes on. But beneath them . . . there's a hunger there. It's what their species lives for, the harvesting of alien male DNA. And how do they harvest it, I ask you? . . . these women . . . they latch on to you and drain the life from your body, turning you into a husk, a shell. Gray, withered and consumed down to the bone. They blind you so you cannot see the horror of what awaits. They bind you so you cannot escape its grasp. They . . . don't gag you. The screams surely excite that Taresians. You thought the women were attractive. Sensual. Comforting. You had no idea. You could not have known. The Taresian vagina. Once it takes hold of you, it doesn't let go. A truly monstrous feature of an otherwise benign looking race.

I want every last person who reads this post to be truly terrified if they ever watch this episode ever again.


The only terrifying thing in this post is the idea of watching Voyager.


It did have a decent selection of attractive females...

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 6:52 am
by Bralia
Here's an interesting survey question that I've thought of and forgotten several times over the past week:

Who is your favorite fully human character who is NOT a captain?

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 7:55 am
by Ism
Bralia wrote:Here's an interesting survey question that I've thought of and forgotten several times over the past week:

Who is your favorite fully human character who is NOT a captain?


Geordi La Forge

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 8:04 am
by Philjia
Bralia wrote:Here's an interesting survey question that I've thought of and forgotten several times over the past week:

Who is your favorite fully human character who is NOT a captain?

Got to be Riker or Bones.

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 8:51 am
by Maichuko
Bralia wrote:Here's an interesting survey question that I've thought of and forgotten several times over the past week:

Who is your favorite fully human character who is NOT a captain?

Miles O'Brien

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 11:51 am
by Gig em Aggies
question who here would watch a Star Trek Tv series but instead of the enterprise its about a starship and its crew from another race within the Star Trek Universe such as the malcorians or some race from the Delta quadrant?

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 2:44 pm
by Ameriganastan
Bureau 13? Okay, starting to see why people claim DS9 knocked off B5 and vice-versa.

Also, that has to be the first serious character I've seen Dwight Schultz play.

PostPosted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 2:11 am
by Rostavykhan
Bralia wrote:Here's an interesting survey question that I've thought of and forgotten several times over the past week:

Who is your favorite fully human character who is NOT a captain?


I wanna say Geordi, but I'm also thinking Scotty...

PostPosted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 2:41 am
by The Huskar Social Union
Maichuko wrote:
Bralia wrote:Here's an interesting survey question that I've thought of and forgotten several times over the past week:

Who is your favorite fully human character who is NOT a captain?

Miles O'Brien

Seconded. O'Brien is awesome.

PostPosted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 9:07 am
by Ism
Rostavykhan wrote:
Bralia wrote:Here's an interesting survey question that I've thought of and forgotten several times over the past week:

Who is your favorite fully human character who is NOT a captain?


I wanna say Geordi, but I'm also thinking Scotty...


So we got Geordi, maybe Geordi/maybe Scotty, and two for O'Brien. Guess engineers are popular in this thread.

PostPosted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 12:08 pm
by The Huskar Social Union
Ism wrote:
Rostavykhan wrote:
I wanna say Geordi, but I'm also thinking Scotty...


So we got Geordi, maybe Geordi/maybe Scotty, and two for O'Brien. Guess engineers are popular in this thread.

Always love the engineers.

They keep the machines rolling.

PostPosted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 12:49 pm
by Ameriganastan
Gig em Aggies wrote:question who here would watch a Star Trek Tv series but instead of the enterprise its about a starship and its crew from another race within the Star Trek Universe such as the malcorians or some race from the Delta quadrant?

Eh. It works as the occasional episode, but it'd get old kind of fast as a whole series.

PostPosted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 1:05 pm
by Grenartia
Bralia wrote:You think what it means to be omniscient. Omnipresent. Omnipotent. Immortal. These concepts are at the edge of comprehension, the edge of reality. They are theories of existence expressed by those who consider themselves enlightened. To have delved so deeply into thought, to have reflected on the nature of existence and its limits . . . it gives people a sense that there is an understanding of the universe.

The truth is FAR greater than any of these mundane concepts. And only one Star Trek episode out of all of them ever comes close to bestowing an understanding of such higher realms of being.

My reverence for Threshold is absolute. Unwavering. All should strive to see beyond the concepts of "low humanity" as I do.


I think I love you. :p

PostPosted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 5:48 pm
by New haven america
Bralia wrote:You think what it means to be omniscient. Omnipresent. Omnipotent. Immortal. These concepts are at the edge of comprehension, the edge of reality. They are theories of existence expressed by those who consider themselves enlightened. To have delved so deeply into thought, to have reflected on the nature of existence and its limits . . . it gives people a sense that there is an understanding of the universe.

The truth is FAR greater than any of these mundane concepts. And only one Star Trek episode out of all of them ever comes close to bestowing an understanding of such higher realms of being.

My reverence for Threshold is absolute. Unwavering. All should strive to see beyond the concepts of "low humanity" as I do.

Why?

PostPosted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 7:48 am
by Ameriganastan
Well, after "The Coming Of Shadows", I hate Londo. Scumbag.

PostPosted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 10:13 am
by The Huskar Social Union
Ameriganastan wrote:Well, after "The Coming Of Shadows", I hate Londo. Scumbag.

Such a good episode, soo good. Londo is amazing, you love to hate him and you will end up loving him in general as it goes on. Same with G'Qar, bother fantastic characters.

PostPosted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 5:12 pm
by Ifreann
The Huskar Social Union wrote:
Maichuko wrote:Miles O'Brien

Seconded. O'Brien is awesome.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 8:53 pm
by Ameriganastan

PostPosted: Fri Aug 23, 2019 9:14 am
by The Huskar Social Union

Knew what it was before i even clicked :lol:

PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2019 11:53 am
by Imperial isa
Watching TNG The Pegasus where they enter a asteroid are those searchlights on Enterprise i see being used ?