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...was usually watching it on a little 13 inch TV on VHS or even standard def later, though. My younger friends who grew up with TNG do find it rather tedious and have joked about the "half hour sequence slowly circling the ship." They were also far more invested in Picard Season 3 than I was...

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...will end in immediate, total victory, like all our wars!' 'How immediate?' 'As immediate as all our great victories: we'll find out when we actually win.'" - Klingon Joke. Federation and Empire prepare for the worst: one striving for peace, the other for survival.

Yes, Jules. It was a compliment wrapped in a silly joke.

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 - Episode 1 - ”Costa Da Morte” – Season premiere The opening bears the following quote: ”I have my dead, and I have let them go.” --R.M. Rilke* DARYL / CAROL 1: The pair head into the foliage-covered remains of London, curious about the lack of Walkers…and...

To be fair, when Picard took the D, to deal with the Ben Maxwell situation, the Cardies were pretty shook. Even Maxwell's nebula class wiped out one of theirs, absent its shields to boot. Macet seemed downright appalled that Picard had freely read their transponder codes, & one of his men was...

So for the Cardassians - size matters.:) Somebody will probably make a better Garak joke than I can think of.

I think "Those Old Scientists" was a clever joke. It works.

It’s a shame they couldn’t have gone a different route with this and made it more of a comfy, wholesome thing than whatever this frantic mess tries to be. If you think about it, there’s so much potential in telling cute little slice of life stories from the perspective of a child living on a...

No joke: Bluey is one of the best-written shows on TV. I don't even have kids; it's just a great show. Based on the first two episodes, I'm not sure what purpose Scouts is serving. If it's trying to get kids into Trek, I don't think it shows or tells them enough about Trek to do form a bond...

No, you aren't. Literally everything in the post above is written about comparing Star Trek to how things, in your opinion, should theoretically work in the real world. You are judging it based solely on 'realism' and nothing else. But realism is not in any way the same thing as quality...

...idea, would be important. Also, the car should have some kind of off-road feature. A flying car idea is as old as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, but it would be interesting to see it done in a somewhat plausible way. I imagine there will be all kinds of jokes about the lameness of contemporary AI...

...rest, but he ended up outpacing them all intellectually, becoming a philosopher and a Biblical scholar by age 4 or 5. Schulz seemed to like the joke of toddler prodigies, since Schroeder also started out as a baby who could somehow produce concert-worthy classical music from a tin toy piano...

...outline as it stands that someone in the 8-10 range couldn't handle. In the Happy New Year, Charlie Brown and The Peanuts Movie, they make a joke about Charlie Brown, aged 8-10, reading War and Peace. (Hell, in The Peanuts Movie, Linus, who is younger than Charlie Brown, reads Charlie...

As I implied... it was a little joke... not any better... and certainly not any worse... than Kirk's in that scene. That's Kirk... laughing at his own lame joke... and he's the only one in the elevator laughing. Get it? My goodness, tough room!

Yeah, thing is the joke has to work…

...that a plasma driven ship could have the necessary performance level, it was never done. Manned Spaceflight at this time, is basically a joke. Why? Because Nixon chose the Spaceshuttle over the nuclear rocket. He brought advanced space travel to an end. Right now all we hear are excuses...

My best friend looks a bit like George Lucas. I once joked the he and I should cosplay Spielberg and Lucas at a con. :lol:

Yeah, my jaw kinda dropped at that comment too. The crew on SNW or TNG joking with each other and lightening the mood are one thing, but I found the DISCO gang to be simply juvenile. Well put. In spite of its problems, I guess that's why I enjoy watching it. It's fun.

Exactly. The Metron was talking about erasing memories. Whether the "you" in that sentence referred to just Ortegas or all of humanity is up for debate, I suppose. I don't know if this is the writers being intentionally oblique or if it was just sloppy writing. (Considering how underwhelming...