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Bad Starship Names

The USS Opie? The USS Andy?? Both gone?

''Yes, Captain. The ISS Ernest T's attacks were that thorough. It dared the Opie to cross the red line, which it did, and the five traitor-Darlings instantly annihilated him faster than you can say grand theft auto. As for your father and his ship, we intercepted two snatches of his audio transmission before the final explosion. The first excerpt was ''Vitajex, what'cha doin' to me?'' while the final message was apparently 'MmmmmmMMMMMM. Gooood cracker!'

''More bad news: the Goober can't stay with the other two now and his wedging its way back to base. Had THAT one exploded, we might've at least gotten a good tax write-off.''
 
USS Aunt Clara

USS Uncle Arthur. You know Q would have a field day with Uncle Arthur, and vice-versa! :devil:


Here's Arthur's typical greeting:

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:luvlove::luvlove::luvlove::luvlove::luvlove:
 
I've often wondered how Patrick Stewart, a fine Brit, felt playing a Frenchman. I mean, wouldn't that be akin to a die-hard Yankees fan being hired to play a Red Sox player?

I'm pretty sure successful British actors play French characters fairly often.
 
I'm pretty sure successful British actors play French characters fairly often.
your place, less so in europe - the guy who really got it nearly right was michael londsdale as claude lebel in the day of the jackal (and that's not the nonsensical remake but the real one)

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of course all the other 'french' people in the clip are quite unfrench but he tried (in the german dubbed version they guy who spoke him had a french accent

i believe hollywood thinks any european is as good as the next one

... and btw, the guy leaving the room is about to shoot himself
 
your place, less so in europe - the guy who really got it nearly right was michael londsdale as claude lebel in the day of the jackal (and that's not the nonsensical remake but the real one)

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of course all the other 'french' people in the clip are quite unfrench but he tried (in the german dubbed version they guy who spoke him had a french accent

i believe hollywood thinks any european is as good as the next one

... and btw, the guy leaving the room is about to shoot himself

Uh...Michael Lonsdale was French.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Lonsdale

Real accent, not faked.

Lovely actor, always great to watch, and in my humble opinion, delivered a delectably droll Bond villain.

All of which makes me think USS Drax is possibly not the greatest name for a starship, considering how his space-borne ambitions ended up.
 
Uh...Michael Lonsdale was French.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Lonsdale

Real accent, not faked.

Lovely actor, always great to watch, and in my humble opinion, delivered a delectably droll Bond villain.

All of which makes me think USS Drax is possibly not the greatest name for a starship, considering how his space-borne ambitions ended up.
oops - i didn't know that. no wonder he got it right. his name must have gotten me on the wrong foot

thanks
 
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