Spock has appeared in 82 television episodes and 9 major motion pictures.
He is easily the most popular character in the franchise, and one of the most popular fictional characters ever created. I don't think there's any shame in being upstaged.
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Spock has appeared in 82 television episodes and 9 major motion pictures.
He is easily the most popular character in the franchise, and one of the most popular fictional characters ever created. I don't think there's any shame in being upstaged.
Who's that?
Got myself a growing Michelle Yeoh movie list:
Tomorrow Never Dies
Royal Warriors
Crouching Tiger
Must add to it. No IMDB or looking up. That's cheating.
Tomorrow Never Dies
Royal Warriors
Crouching Tiger
Must add to it. No IMDB or looking up. That's cheating.
Tai-Chi Master - the added bonus of Jet Li
there is a sequel to Crouching Tiger on netflix. I think its called Sword of Destiny. Michelle Yeoh stars. It's not as good as the original but she's awesome as always.
What sucks is that the Bond producers were seriously considering a spinoff series of movies featuring her character from Tomorrow Never Dies. I really would have liked that.
Let's hope history doesn't repeat itself. I'm looking forward to the Section 31 Series.
The first movie I watched on Blu-Ray, back in 2008.
IMDB now has the blurb for episode 4 An Obol For Charon:
A mysterious sphere threatens the U.S.S. Discovery even as May, in her original form, implements a plan that puts Tilly's life in danger. Saru and Burnham's bond grows when Saru is forced to acknowledge a deeply unsettling Kelpien truth. Pike receives new intel on Spock from a loyal friend.
A mysterious sphere threatens the U.S.S. Discovery even as May, in her original form, implements a plan that puts Tilly's life in danger. Saru and Burnham's bond grows when Saru is forced to acknowledge a deeply unsettling Kelpien truth. Pike receives new intel on Spock from a loyal friend.
Are Kelpiens engineered to die when they reach a certain age???
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Maybe! If so, it’ll be interesting to see how they get out of it. With that said.. wasn’t Saru’s father in the short trek older?
Maybe. But I don't think Saru is at the age of his father in "The Brightest Star" yet.
EDIT: @The Habs Fan beat me to the punch!
The Picard Series is supposed to start filming in April. Coincidentally, that's the same month DSC S2 ends. I bet during April, the title of the series will be announced.
80 episodes of TOS, 22 episodes of TAS, two episodes of TNG, and one episode (so far) of Discovery. Dialogue and live-action footage was reused in one episode of DS9 and one episode of Discovery.
That's 105 episodes, or 107 if you include the archive footage. Plus the 9 films (114 or 116 total). Still dwarfed by Worf (270 or 276, plus 1 episode of Webster) and many other cast members on the longer running TNG, DS9, and Voyager series.
Holy Crap. 21 years and it finally just occurred to me right now. At the spur of the moment. You know how in the '90s, Area 51 stories were big? An Area's a Section. Change 51 to 31, and you've got Section 31. That's how the DS9 writers came up with the name!
In the Brightest Star did they elaborate on how the sacrifices are picked? I mean I recall that the obelisk thing lit up and started humming which seemed uncomfortable for the Kelpians until the sacrifice was made. But who chose the Chosen? What if they are genetically engineered to present a sign when it's their time? Saru asked his father questions which implied he could be 'called' before him. It doesn't seem a matter of age.
So what if he manifests this sign? That he's been Chosen? Or maybe time spent too long away from the Kelpian planet triggers some kind of terminal illness - a way for the Baul to further control their prey.
So what if he manifests this sign? That he's been Chosen? Or maybe time spent too long away from the Kelpian planet triggers some kind of terminal illness - a way for the Baul to further control their prey.
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