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How is Janeway sexy?

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Yes, I agree.
 
I know someone in this thread said the Season Four do was ugly, because I had downloaded pics to provide an extensive rebuttal. However, the individual seems to have withdrawn the statement. Therefore, I will assume she has since recanted her heretical beliefs.

It wasn't me was it?? I like both season 4 and 5, just partial to 5. However I need to rewatch the whole series with all my focus on hair.
 
No. It was not you. Yes, you do need to rewatch the whole series. Just 'cause.

*happy dance* Teacake's awake, we'll have a new KM photo soon! GOOD MORNING!
 
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Oh I can't vote. I don't remember them in that kind of detail :( I really need to rewatch, I should have been in this thread 7+ years ago when it was VOY, VOY, VOY around here. I've filled up too much of my head with ENT and Bab5 since.
 
Oh I can't vote. I don't remember them in that kind of detail :( I really need to rewatch, I should have been in this thread 7+ years ago when it was VOY, VOY, VOY around here. I've filled up too much of my head with ENT and Bab5 since.

Had I been on here exactly a year ago I'd totally be in your predicament.

VOY didn't enter my life again until my bday when my mom bought the DVD's of TNG and DS9 for me.

She didn't remember VOY and I didn't until I caught part of an episode of Mercy that had KM in it before I deleted it. Seeing her made the gears in my poor old brain start turning. :rofl: Then I went to work the next day and one of the newscaster was talking to the weather girl and he was talking about how ST:XI was a pox in the Star Trek legacy like VOY, DS9, and ENT were. That's when I jumped in and we had a light argument for about ten minutes when we should have been working. :lol:

The only thing from VOY that I remembered: "There's coffee in that nebula." :lol:
 
Oh I can't vote. I don't remember them in that kind of detail :( I really need to rewatch, I should have been in this thread 7+ years ago when it was VOY, VOY, VOY around here. I've filled up too much of my head with ENT and Bab5 since.

Had I been on here exactly a year ago I'd totally be in your predicament.

VOY didn't enter my life again until my bday when my mom bought the DVD's of TNG and DS9 for me.

She didn't remember VOY and I didn't until I caught part of an episode of Mercy that had KM in it before I deleted it. Seeing her made the gears in my poor old brain start turning. :rofl: Then I went to work the next day and one of the newscaster was talking to the weather girl and he was talking about how ST:XI was a pox in the Star Trek legacy like VOY, DS9, and ENT were. That's when I jumped in and we had a light argument for about ten minutes when we should have been working. :lol:

The only thing from VOY that I remembered: "There's coffee in that nebula." :lol:

It seems to me, kiddo, comments like that are why they make creme pies. :devil:

Next time toss a few his way when he disparages the Auburn one! :bolian:
 
:rofl: Then I went to work the next day and one of the newscaster was talking to the weather girl and he was talking about how ST:XI was a pox in the Star Trek legacy like VOY, DS9, and ENT were.

What an idiot. These people who wanted nothing but 20 more seasons of TNG..

I have an oft-repeated theory about that mentality (and I have met many people IRL like this.) These people fell in love with a show when they were at an ideal time in their lives to do so, childhood, college whatever.. and they really got into this world. But, that time passed.. they grew out of (not up, sideways, lol) that kind of love, the love of a fictional world. They are no longer capable of having that kind of relationship with fiction, though they retain all their affections for the series they did fall in love with. However instead of seeing fictional worlds as an interest of their past they feel they have to trash every single series that follows their love because the new ones do not make them feel the same way as the one they liked did. I've noticed these people are usually not sci fi fans, they are not falling for Stargate or Firefly or anything else either.
 
He was an old stubborn ass, but he was my mentor and I loved him. And in the twenty years I have known him, he was my dad's friend and was really there for my mom after dad died(he actually almost became my step father), that was the only time I have argued with him. I wish I still worked there.

He was hardcore TNG and TOS Trekker, everything else was obsolete to him. And I will never forget the look on his face when I slung some of his arguments right back in his face.

My snapping point, because VOY was starting to flood my head, was when he said that Janeway was a psychopath with no moral compass who should have been locked up upon immediate return to the Alpha Quadrant.

I believe my response was "And Kirk f***** every woman who turned his head, and he has a moral compass."

Not exactly my best argument but it got it going. And shocked him.

His punishment, I wrote him horrible news reports for the next week. :lol:
 
:rofl: Then I went to work the next day and one of the newscaster was talking to the weather girl and he was talking about how ST:XI was a pox in the Star Trek legacy like VOY, DS9, and ENT were.

What an idiot. These people who wanted nothing but 20 more seasons of TNG..

I have an oft-repeated theory about that mentality (and I have met many people IRL like this.) These people fell in love with a show when they were at an ideal time in their lives to do so, childhood, college whatever.. and they really got into this world. But, that time passed.. they grew out of (not up, sideways, lol) that kind of love, the love of a fictional world. They are no longer capable of having that kind of relationship with fiction, though they retain all their affections for the series they did fall in love with. However instead of seeing fictional worlds as an interest of their past they feel they have to trash every single series that follows their love because the new ones do not make them feel the same way as the one they liked did. I've noticed these people are usually not sci fi fans, they are not falling for Stargate or Firefly or anything else either.

Truer words were never written. It's true for music, games, whatever. We all have nostalgia for stuff in our past.

It's the same reason people piss all over Bieber. News flash: Hanson was really no better, and everyone whined about them, too. Humans plain old have a hard time embracing new things.

All the post-1987 Treks found some kind of audience.
 
Truer words were never written. It's true for music, games, whatever. We all have nostalgia for stuff in our past.

I still play with my Barbie dolls on occasion. :lol:

It's the same reason people piss all over Bieber. News flash: Hanson was really no better, and everyone whined about them, too. Humans plain old have a hard time embracing new things.

*raises hand*

I like Beiber . . . .

*runs away*

All the post-1987 Treks found some kind of audience.

That's what I say whenever someone says Voyager sucked.

It at least was able to last seven years, they obviously did something right. :)


EDIT: teacake that was not supposed to be a shot at ENT.
 
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