Ensign Dern would seem to agree with you.
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Ensign Dern would seem to agree with you.
There should have been dozens like him. What I don't get is that Beverly is responsible for all that and she just basically laughs it off at the end of the episode. How about a little show of guilt?
^And Deanna laughed it off by joking that she'd have to clear a week for Barclay. What about the ones who killed their friends.
If I had written that episode, I would have had that virus (or whatever) only affect one or few individuals, not the while ship.
If I had written that episode, I would have had that virus (or whatever) only affect one or few individuals, not the while ship.
Also they have fantastic plastic surgeons in the future. Beverly had her face severely burned by Worf's venom and yet by the end of the episode, not even a scar was left of that.
That fact always made me wonder something about B'Elanna. If she was so bothered by her forehead ridges why didn't she just have them removed? If she was so bothered by her daughter having them why not plan to give her the option (after she reached a certain age of course and could make an informed decision) on whether or not she wanted to keep them.
But then her headbutts would lose efficiency.
That part gives me the shivers. That she would almost make herself guilty of something so ghastly and yet not be judged or punished in any way. To me it's tantamount to a parent's attempt at mutilating their children, IE something serious.
But then her headbutts would lose efficiency.
That part gives me the shivers. That she would almost make herself guilty of something so ghastly and yet not be judged or punished in any way. To me it's tantamount to a parent's attempt at mutilating their children, IE something serious.
Sorry...didn't word that quite right. I meant that when the daughter reached the age of around 15 or so SHE Would decide if whether or not she wanted to keep the forehead ridges.
Sure, but according to Endgame she decided against that.
Worf wanted to make love, not war.
In real life Crusher would be charged or struck off, using untested medication on a crewmember. She looked down on the methods her fellow surgeon used on Worf to cure his paralysis, then she does something similar.
He had long hair....He didn't look like a hippie to me.
Or much worse. She endangered the lives of more than a thousand people and caused the death of at least one.
He had long hair....
I didn't see any hair on that thing he had become. He was covered with a carapace of sorts. Hard as a rock, which on Worf seems appropriate.
yes but when he bit Deanna he did a love bite either that or thought she was dinner and his hair was still long
Yes, B'lana did the same thing to Tom when she was... Ponfarring. That kind of damming evidence must make it hard to cheat on one's spouse without them finding out about it. The Klingon must have very stable marriages.
Just how long did it take for them to build that giant space mushroom from Star Trek III, or the even more insanely huge Yorktown from Star Trek Beyond?
If Klingons wear armour in their day to day work lives, why do Klingon women have their cleavage exposed, and thus easy stabby/shooty access to their hearts?
I guess, it's supposed to distract their adversaries, unless of course they are not interested in women, IE gay men or straight women.
It's doesn't seem like their armour protects them from phaser/disruptor fire.
I remember that either Lursa or Betor was pregnant toward the end of the seventh season of TNG (I don't remember which). I wonder if she had her child before Generation and what happened to that child after she was blown to bits.
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