Did Geordie belong to the Dirty Mistresses Club?

[Guy Gardener]

Well, in one possible future at least.

Did Geordie ignore her husband and get his woman, or did he patiently wait for her divorce like a little b'tch, before making his first move?

 

[Doug Otte]

Uhhh...excuse me?

Doug

 

[Spider]

Guy Gardener said:
Well, in one possible future at least.

Did Geordie ignore her husband and get his woman, or did he patiently wait for her divorce like a little b'tch, before making his first move?

Got an episode in mind there, Hoss?

 

[K-Star]

I think he's talking about the anti-time future in All Good Things, where it was revealed Geordi married Leah.

Could've been a different Leah for all we know, actually.

 

[SonicRanger]

Ted "Leah" LaForge

 

[Trekker4747]

Who the hell is Geordie?

 

[Vic Sixx]

Geordie's the type who would wait for her husband to die before he made his move.

 

[SonicRanger]

^^^

.... in an unfortunate engineering-related accident.

 

[Nebusj]

LaForge just built his own ``Leah'' out of holodeck programs and the bits of Lore that weren't going to be used in the movies. It doesn't actually move or talk, but since he always explains that she's off at a ``conference'' when people visit even his closest friends haven't figured it out, despite their being ``married'' over ten years now.

 

[Jack Bauer]

Well if you take the Genesis Wave novels into account then Leah's husband was killed off several years after the final season of TNg.

 

[NathanielM]

Oh hell no... What was up with that. Jordy never got the girl in the TNG Series did he...

Riker, Picard got the chick... Data had yar... (naked now)

Was there ANY episode (besides his robotic/holodeck romance) he actually got the girl?

 

[SmoothieX]

^ I think he porked Aquiel once or twice

 

[GalaxyX]

Geordi belonged to the "Why the fuck do I care what women look like, they just look like a bunch of random colours of the electromagnetic spectrum to me"

Seriously, if his whole life he's seen light in a totally different way than us, then for him the need for a girl was not so much a visual need, but rather only a physical and psychological need.

Ergo, he should have went for those chicks that were interested in him (there was one that he kept brushing off, can't remember the episode), she had a nice body for him to touch, and whatever her face looked like to him would only be a prismatic jumble anyway.

 

[Guy Gardener]

Interesting colours... Bright colours...The Production of heat... hot women. Geordie liked Hot women.

The rules with his visor were inconstant and forgotten often.

But, hell, they should have found someone reeeeeeeeeeeally ugly(what does that even mean?) and he d... Actually I think I saw this played out on Booker, and Curb your Enthusiasm to hilarious ends.

Susan Gibney as Leah Brahms was a nice piece of pork pie, I say this sincerely because when she showed up in DS9 as Erica Benteen she'd somehow transformed herself into a stick insect. Sue me, I like a bit of cushion.

I wonder if Leah halved(I am barely exaggerating if you observe her on that failed John Laroquette Sitcom, she had easily reduced herself to the size of Calista Flockheart.) her body mass like Susan did?

Doesn't this whole Leah and Geordie thingy remind you of Garibaldi and Leese Hampton Edgars Garibaldi? ...But if he "loved" her then waiting for the husband to die? Waiting for her to be convenient? That's not love, that's orderly queuing. She's not a cheese burger or an amusement ride!

 

[GalaxyX]

I thought the actress who played Leah Brahms was pretty damn hot in TNG.

Never seen her on DS9, but I never saw enough of that show to see her I guess.

 

[Guy Gardener]

This may help? I don't play the card game, but google is a strange mistress.

 

[GalaxyX]

^^ The TNG photo makes her look fatter than she was. The DS9 photo makes her look old and worn out LOL.

 

[Ro_Laren]

If memory serves, they thought of giving the part of Janeway to the actress that played Brahms/Benteen.

 

[David cgc]

Guy Gardener said:
Doesn't this whole Leah and Geordie thingy remind you of Garibaldi and Leese Hampton Edgars Garibaldi?

Don't forget Franz.

He probably didn't so much as "wait" as "eventually meet her again years later, only to find she had divorced/been widowed/cloned herself/become a polygamist."