I exaggerate some times.
And we love you for it.
[Whispers to somebody else] Contact the proper authorities. I'll keep him distracted.
I exaggerate some times.
I know a lot of this was covered in various books and such. Was any of that ever on screen?
20,000,000 Romulans?
And one day I'll remember to use smileys to make clear when I'm on the wind up/purposefully misunderstandingI was referring to the 400,000 light year distance.![]()
I never said Harry was loveable. Just that he was "mostly harmless" (and the Douglas Adams allusion is intended).Cyrano Jones was a loveable rogue. Harry Mudd was a sociopath.
I was referring to the 400,000 light year distance.
But now that you mention it... yes, the population won't start that high, especially after comimg from a war torn world like Vulcan at that time.
"Amok Time" came after "Operation -- Annihilate!" The knowledge regarding Vulcan was as yet unknown, and there was no clue regarding it up until then.Why is it a Deus ex machina? We learned from Amok Time that Vulcan was hot and bright. Vulcans throughout their evolution must of developed a way to adapt to the light. If not living on their own planet would have been incredibly difficult.
"Amok Time" came after "Operation -- Annihilate!" The knowledge regarding Vulcan was as yet unknown, and there was no clue regarding it up until then.
That's over five times farther than Voyager was flung.![]()
The "inner eyelid" out of nowhere fits the definition to a tee [https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/deus ex machina]:you’re right but the question still remains. If we don’t know much about the Vulcans at the time, why is it considered Deux ex Machina. I just say it’s development of a little known alien race. Did it solve the problem pretty easily? Yeah but then anything in the first season could be considered Deux Ex Machina.
What he said. Count me as another who likes Rascals.It's fun. Yes, it's ridiculous, and yes the Enterprise being taken over by the Ferengi as they were was silly. But, the whole episode is just fun. It has some positive elements of Ro Laren and Guinan, the kids successfully fighting back, and the hijinks of it make me laugh. It's just plain fun.
Yeah, I think Harry seems lovable because Carmel played him as charming. Now we know that sociopaths are often charming.I can't imagine that Harry ever pulled a trigger but he was certainly OK with putting people in harm's way to save his own skin and if it only worked for Harry, well the galaxy is a rough place.
Cyrano Jones was a loveable rogue. Harry Mudd was a sociopath.
An interesting take!In the beginning, all Vulcans were Romulans, and the planet Vulcan used to be called Romulus.
Then a cabal of theological insurgent terrorists, started prothletizing with such zeal, that nuking them was the only solution.
There's an 80s joke about how straight white Christian Americans need to be very concerned because the Hari Krishnas had taken their airports.
At what point was Reagan supposed to nuke them? After they took the ports authorities or after they took the train stations?
It's far more likely the tiny group of political terrorist extremists took over a few silos and unseated a world that was 90 percent Romulan.
Or the Vulcans were not participants in the war, they were just watching, and then chose to stay behind on a radioactive waste land when the actual nations with money and resources left their dead planet for greener pastures.
Good thing that trait from his Vulcanian ancestry was passed.The "inner eyelid" out of nowhere fits the definition to a tee [https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/deus ex machina]:
deus ex machina
2 : a person or thing (as in fiction or drama) that appears or is introduced suddenly and unexpectedly and provides a contrived solution to an apparently insoluble difficulty
That's over five times farther than Voyager was flung.![]()
SPOCK: That is true. I am not from the world you know at all. My home is a planet millions of light years away.
ZARABETH: Oh, how wonderful!
Hold on. Was "Is There In Truth No Beauty?" in the list @Richard S. Ta had?
They did, sort of, at least early in Season 1. From The Return of the Archons:Unless the Enterprise had the 23rd century version of the Cerritos, flying around behind it and patiently cleaning up its messes like an exhausted mom walking along in the wake of her hyperactive two-year-old son, I see both those races taking a quick and horrific journey to oblivion.
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