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Another frivolous poll while waiting for snow: Star Wars or Star Trek?
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Think Snow!
but not Snowpiercer. Never think that.
Farscape
You that old?
Not the old version, the SyFy series from 2003-2009.
I’m older than I behave.
Totally forgotten the new one. It was pretty good.
I just remember the one from 1978.
Yup, the test for senility is a very strong positive.
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and Firefly .
On a powder day skiers should heed the opening of Next Generation and "boldly go where no-one has gone before."
Sometimes, as I hit the hundredth rock on the run, I think "oohhhhh..... That's why there weren't any tracks on this slope". Or not many tracks anyway. Of course, "powder day" has a different meaning around here.
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Both. And my favorite Trek is Enterprise.
Original three Star Wars, but any Star Trek beats all the SW prequel/sequel/spinoff crap.
???? Dood. Jane Seymour does SF.
So say we all?
TBH I had you down for L.E.X.X. and (maybe) Blake's 7.
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Jean Luc Picard is the man.
???? Dood. Jane Seymour does SF.
So say we all?
TBH I had you down for L.E.X.X. and (maybe) Blake's 7.
I did see LEXX a few times.
Farscape was more of what I watched. Also Babylon 5.
It's all about the tight uniforms. Skants for extra gnar.
Of course, he had all that Roman-era skant practice as Sejanus. Did you ever see that interview where Patrick Stewart remembers being completely lost in the JLP role until Shatner told him to play it to the hilt, as seriously as any role ever, including tragic Shakespeare?
The "We will do the right thing as our culture defines right" thread was by far strongest in that one, still not sure whether the writers were critical or supportive of what comes 'naturally'. I think it changed week to week.
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It's really too bad they cancelled Crusade.
For anyone missing TNG-era Star Trek, I'd definitely recommend taking a look at The Orville. You'll have to give it a little while to hit its stride, but as long as you're not put off by the humor, it's quite true to most of what I find made The Next Generation great.
Also, as long as we're listing SciFi, Dark Matter, Killjoys, and Continuum were all quite fun.