Random Star Trek discussion

Now it's "Gravity"
With Lori Petty!
Tank Girl!

I miss her.
Last time I saw her was in "Gotham" as a girl Joker.
Kind of a retroactive Harley Quinn prototype.
She was lookin' kinda old.
And that episode was a while ago.

Picard showed us an android capable of performing a Vulcan mind meld, so I'm 99% sure they could build an android body capable of accepting Grey's katra or whatever the Trill call it.

IMHO it'd be better if he remained a hologram, any kind of situation where he and Adira have a shot at a future together is not only against Trill customs, it's also kinda sad/pathetic for Adira. "I'm gonna date my dead boyfriends immortal ghost, nothing depressing about that!"

Daedalus fails for lacking a Daedalus class ship.

Hmm, it's kinda weird Tom Paris encouraging Tuvok to cheat.
Even though it is Tank Girl.
Season 1 Tom would, but season 5 Tom?
Eh...the writers got amnesia a lot.

She's good in Orange is the New Black.

To be fair, I don't recall them realizing they were in a place where time went by faster, they both assumed Voyager had left them behind long ago.

Even the married members of that alternate timeline Defiant crew (like O'Brien) found new partners when they were stranded in the past with no hope of rescue.

Okay, so the most shocking thing I learned from this is that Andy Dick appeared on VOY.

Yeah and it wasn’t horrible.

Compared to what?

Compared to most of Andy Dick’s performances.

Not a high bar.

‘Star Trek,’ ‘Transformers’ Movies Pushed Back at Paramount

also; most of the rest of the series.

Andy Dick is actually pretty excellent at playing the specific sort of character that you'd hire Andy Dick to play, like Matthew on Newsradio, or the EMH Mark II, who was basically Matthew in space. (But not the Matthew in space from that one Newsradio episode.)

So, you know this pic?



As you learn from watching this video:

The reason it came to pass was because the guy who built the car, Gene Winfield, was basically able to bullshit his way on to studio lots with the car on a trailer.

Re: Ambassador T'Pel in "Data's Day".

She's a faaaaaake!!!

Anyone else notice the 6000 SUX from RoboCop?

Re: VOY's "Child's Play".
Seven wanted to be Icheb's adoptive mom from the very beginning.
Which makes it all the more dark as shit that she mercy-killed him in ST: Picard.

Which pisses me off how that all went down and they couldn’t get the original actor. And it was over political bullshit.

Being bigoted has consequences

How was he being bigoted?

Almost certainty the same thing you described as "political bullshit."

*Googles*
Hmm...he's all over the map.
His tweets are such a hodge-podge, I dunno if I should be offended, or just eyeroll him.

In other words, he was prosecuted in the court of opinion and CBS executives lack a spine so rather than actually investigating whatever the claims against him they canned his ass because you don’t want to be seen as going against left wing ideology no matter how ridiculous it may be.

If I publicly called a current cast member a pussy and crap for sharing allegations of sexual assault when they were 14 I wouldn't expect to get any invites either.

Evidence of the things he said when Anthony Rapp first came public with his Spacey allegations?

CBS likely had fuck all to do with the decision - the guy blotted his copybook with Kurtzman and Goldsman, both of whom worked with Rapp on DSC. If the showrunners don't want a particular actor, the studio ain't gonna gainsay them.