Admittedly, the makeup is pretty fucking baller and the whole cronenberg style body horror is the best part of the entire episode.
If the concept of a double negative turning into a positive held true, they'd turn Janeway into a great and consistent character... but alas, this is CURRENT YEAR Hollywood, so we know they just pile shit upon shit upon shit...
I just remembered Braga is also responsible for the shitty TNG episode "Identity Crisis", remember this shit?
Maybe he's a secret furry and lizards are the thing that gets him off.
Maybe he is a secret furry, he did put his future girlfriend in a catsuit.
It is funny when you realize Tom Paris banged every main female cast member of the show except 7 of 9. AND all 3 of them were his baby mamas.
No joke, the technical manual used to say that in that episode the Traveler had them going warp 9.9999999999999999999997.
There's a lot of weird technobabble stuff that makes things go faster than Warp 10, like transwarp and whatever the caretaker used to pull Voyager in from the Alpha quadrant in the first place.
It's kind of like the bullshit regarding the Kessler Run in SW tbh. Some technobabble nonsense to explain why "parsec" is used as a measurement of speed when in fact, it was just some writer dropping a poorly understood sciency term in his script.
Scalies are the most degenerate form of furry.
It was a measurement of time. The line was "made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs." The ass-pull was that it was some really circuitous route through asteroid belts and stuff so it actually was a unit of distance. They took short cuts, presumably through asteroid belts and other hazards.
Picard isn't really Picard anymore, and the whole show is a bad metaphor for Brexit (when it isn't ripping off the worst Mass Effect game). Expect lots of pointless violence, heavy drinking, and virtually every side character browbeating Picard for being a huwhite man.
There were rumors that in earlier drafts the line was deliberately wrong by Han Solo as a test to see how much he could rip off the rubes.
I can't recommend anything post-VOY unless you are a serious fan who is willing to forgive quite a lot.
Well, ENT season 4, but a common pitfall is that potential viewers will try to watch the first two seasons for continuity reasons.
No, it was a mistake by George Lucas. Then Alan Dean Foster tried to explain it away that way in the novelization. I saw Solo, but I forgot everything about it and couldn't tell you what Disney's official explanation is.
I'd love to see a guide as to what are the good episodes of Enterprise. There must be some pre-season 4 episodes that are essential, right?
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