Star Trek - Space: The Final Frontier

[Flexo]

Wait, he did?!

Well...good on him. I both hate and respect that man.

That was Teri Hatcher in the trek episode and Billy played the Rocketeer.

 

[Captain Syrup]

The man who nailed Terri Hatcher and Jennifer Connelly in their prime?

Still objectively the best Lois Lane.

@Flexo, you asshole, if you mention Smallville, I'll block you.

He's truly outrageous!

 

[Flexo]

Still objectively the best Lois Lane.

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@Flexo, you asshole, if you respond with Erica Durance, I'll block you.

Erica is quite the beauty for a meatbag but nope, gotta give it to Teri.

Though I wouldn't mind seeing her and Amy Adams settle it. Perhaps by wrestling match... in some mud...

 

[Preferred Penne]

It's almost worth it just for the fayo ponytail. And the woeful dialog. After spending a minute with Okana, Wesley decides that's how he's going to live his life.



And who can forget the sexy-ass Transporter Chief who wants to sit on Okana's face?

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It is very cold...in spaaaaaace...

 

[UnKillFill]

He's truly outrageous!

Oh hey, let's compare Jerrica Benton (Jem) and Okona.
Both are odd characters from the 80's who were described as being "outrageous"... And yes, one of them was in fact (sort of) self-described as being "truly truly outrageous, truly truly truly outrageous". That wasn't Okona though... Okona was a faggot.

 

[Captain Syrup]

And yes, one of them was in fact (sort of) self-described as being "truly truly outrageous, truly truly truly outrageous".

It just dawned on me that Jem has the same origin as Batman.

 

[XYZpdq]

Is Billy son of Bruce?

ROCKETER IS NOT EVIL DEAD GUY

 

[Captain Syrup]

ROCKETER IS NOT EVIL DEAD GUY

I like the part in MGS2 when Col. Billy Campbell melts down.

 

[XYZpdq]

I like the part in MGS when Col. Billy Campbell melts down.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=KRKVVv8bF8w

I remember in the hey-day of Duke Nukem 3d there was an instance of me sitting in on an interview with The Chin and his basic take on D3D was like "c'mon bruh. I'm pretty cheap. I mean, the fuck, brah?"

 

[Captain Syrup]

"I'm pretty cheap. I mean, the fuck, brah?"

I'm glad he got regular work on USA, because now he can kick back in Oregon and "smoke weed on [his] property."

Shame the Evil Dead series got cancelled. I liked his sidekicks, but they probably doomed the series from day 1.

 

[XYZpdq]

I'm glad he got regular work on USA, because now he can kick back in Oregon and "smoke weed on [his] property."

Shame the Evil Dead series got cancelled. I liked his sidekicks, but they probably doomed the series from day 1.

the fact there even was an Evil Dead series that wasn't up to par with the legends of the horrors of Clerks The Live Action Series The Pilot is a minor miracle

 

[Captain Syrup]

the fact there even was an Evil Dead series that wasn't up to par with the legends of the horrors of Clerks The Live Action Series The Pilot is a minor miracle

I suppose so.

Trivia: The S3 cliffhanger pays homage to the deleted ending from Army of Darkness, which redeems the whole thing.

 

[Cpl. Long Dong Silver]

I like the part in MGS when Col. Billy Campbell melts down.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=KRKVVv8bF8w

The music really ties the video together.

 

[XYZpdq]

I suppose so.

Trivia: The cliffhanger finale pays homage to the deleted ending from Army of Darkness, which redeems the whole thing.

once it was a billion years ago, in the dusk of VHS
local nerd circle had gathered for whatever stupid shit we were up to that day, and we welcomed into our group Army Brat who had spent much of the Nineties in Europe
among circle was a gal who for whatever godforsaken autistic reasons had decided she wouldn't witness the miracle of the other Army Of Darkness ending until is was official in the USA
then Raimi movies came up in talks after a week or so, and New Fellow discussed that wacky ending of Army Of Darkness, unaware that it was slightly different than what was in the USA

 

[Picnic_Boy]

Oh hey, let's compare Jerrica Benton (Jem) and Okona.
Both are odd characters from the 80's who were described as being "outrageous"... And yes, one of them was in fact (sort of) self-described as being "truly truly outrageous, truly truly truly outrageous". That wasn't Okona though... Okona was a faggot.

Joking aside, I LOATHED that episode. It was very Roddenberry-ish, in the worst way.

 

[Captain Syrup]

Joking aside, I LOATHED that episode. It was very Roddenberry-ish, in the worst way.

"Devil's Due" is peak Roddenberry. "The advocate will refrain from making her opponent disappear!"

And:

WORF: Klingons killed their gods long ago. They were more trouble than they were worth.

It was recycled from an old Phase II script, and as a result, the courtroom set is very reminiscent of TOS.

Edit: I did an image search for Ardra and came up with something better:

 

[Exceptionally Exceptional]

"Devil's Due" is peak Roddenberry. "The advocate will refrain from making her opponent disappear!"

And:



It was recycled from an old Phase II script, and as a result, the courtroom set is very reminiscent of TOS.

I did an image search for Ardra and came up with something better:

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I'm not sure what's funnier, the idea of a game using that particular portrait of Picard or the fact that there exists a game in which you can own Benjamin Sisko.

 

[Captain Syrup]

I'm not sure what's funnier, the idea of a game using that particular portrait of Picard or the fact that there exists a game in which you can own Benjamin Sisko.

 

[White Devil]

I'm not sure what's funnier, the idea of a game using that particular portrait of Picard or the fact that there exists a game in which you can own Benjamin Sisko.

You can own Sisko in Trexels too. Trexels was actually a pretty decent mobile game that support stopped on. It's monetized but you don't actually need to purchase anything at all. I wish the devs hadn't just disappeared though because I enjoyed playing it.

 

[Flexo]

Did a quick search, did not see anyone post DS9 Friends intro.