Star Trek - Space: The Final Frontier

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los pepes said:
You got me thinking, I never compared the two episodes with each other but it is hilarious how Picards decades in an hour adventure gives him a simple life with a nice family and poor O'Brien's gets him 20 years in a torture hole eating rats. I can't imagine what his trapped in the holodeck adventure would have in store. Julian got to be 007, I guess Miles would probably end up in a thousand years with the clown from Voyager or something worse. :punished:
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Speaking of The Inner Light, I always thought they should have revisited it to conclude the series, in my head the perfect send off for Picard's character would be him sacrificing himself at the end of his life for some noble reason and Q stepping in one last time and offering him one request. Picard asks him for the one thing he never got round to doing, starting a family. Q tells him he can't change Picard's history without changing who he is as he already knows (Tapestry) but he can do something he should find sufficient, Cue him waking up again as Kamin only this time he finds no irregularities from radiation when examining the soil.


And maybe one final scene where his Brother and Nephew are revealed to be okay. Fuck that plot point
 
O'Brien at least got his based racist Japanese wiafu. He probably overheard her ranting about subhuman Cardie filth and scooped her up, having finally found a woman with a high enough racism level to satisfy him.

Now we just have to find Barclay a severely autistic Romulan lady. They can solve engineering problems together, play on the holodeck all day, and build model trains in their apartment. She would (poorly) roleplay as a logical Vulcan suffering the pon-far in the bedroom. This was Gene Roddenberry's vision, probably.
 
NSA said:
Now we just have to find Barclay a severely autistic Romulan lady. They can solve engineering problems together, play on the holodeck all day, and build model trains in their apartment. She would (poorly) roleplay as a logical Vulcan suffering the pon-far in the bedroom. This was Gene Roddenberry's vision, probably.
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Barclay should hook up with Doc Selar and she can (poorly) roleplay as a Romulan femme fatale during pon-farr. This is my vision, and you know I'm right.
 
NSA said:
Now we just have to find Barclay a severely autistic Romulan lady. They can solve engineering problems together, play on the holodeck all day, and build model trains in their apartment. She would (poorly) roleplay as a logical Vulcan suffering the pon-far in the bedroom. This was Gene Roddenberry's vision, probably.
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After sfdebris proposed it, I really have trouble shipping Barclay with anyone other than 7. They're both autistic. They both had experiences involving an expanded consciousness. They've both got PTSD from Voyager.

Just saying...
 
NSA said:
O'Brien at least got his based racist Japanese wiafu. He probably overheard her ranting about subhuman Cardie filth and scooped her up, having finally found a woman with a high enough racism level to satisfy him.

Now we just have to find Barclay a severely autistic Romulan lady. They can solve engineering problems together, play on the holodeck all day, and build model trains in their apartment. She would (poorly) roleplay as a logical Vulcan suffering the pon-far in the bedroom. This was Gene Roddenberry's vision, probably.
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I feel like Barclay and Bashir would make good friends.

Both too smart for their own good, both really socially awkward, both total horndogs.
 
NOT Sword Fighter Super said:
I feel like Barclay and Bashir would make good friends.

Both too smart for their own good, both really socially awkward, both total horndogs.
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Yes but Barclay would not survive working under Sisko. The Emissary would accidentally have Garak pale moonlight him within the first week. But if it's any consolation he would feel real conflicted about it in his personal log.
 
"Miles, we need to talk."
"About my latest terrible assignment?"
"No...I just feel like your racism has lost it's edge thanks to hanging around that sand nigger doctor for too long."
"Keiko, we call them sand monkeys now."
"That's what I'm talking about."

Curzon Dax-sama said:
Barclay should hook up with Doc Selar and she can (poorly) roleplay as a Romulan femme fatale during pon-farr. This is my vision, and you know I'm right.
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Flexo said:
After sfdebris proposed it, I really have trouble shipping Barclay with anyone other than 7. They're both autistic. They both had experiences involving an expanded consciousness. They've both got PTSD from Voyager.

Just saying...
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Damn, the subject of Barclay's autistic GF quest is a topic of hot debate. We might have to just go ahead and give him the full autistic GF harem.
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"Reg, I heard you were masturbating to me in the holodeck again."
"That's not true, it's not masturbation if the hologram is sentient."
 
los pepes said:
Yes but Barclay would not survive working under Sisko. The Emissary would accidentally have Garak pale moonlight him within the first week. But if it's any consolation he would feel real conflicted about it in his personal log.
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Maybe not that far, but Sisko had a purely military understanding of Starfleet while Picard saw it as an expression of the whole project of Federation civilization. Barclay has a place under the latter, not the former.
 
Sayer of the N-Word said:
Maybe not that far, but Sisko had a purely military understanding of Starfleet while Picard saw it as an expression of the whole project of Federation civilization. Barclay has a place under the latter, not the former.
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Picard: Befriend the man, bring him into your circle, try to understand him and make him feel wanted

Sisko: The day of the geechee is gone boy, and you gone with it
 
Sayer of the N-Word said:
Maybe not that far, but Sisko had a purely military understanding of Starfleet while Picard saw it as an expression of the whole project of Federation civilization. Barclay has a place under the latter, not the former.
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Sisko found a place for Rom. Barclay would have been easy after that.

"Go fix the barkeep's holodecks. You know how to stress test the things."
 
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