Yeah I agree this episode is creepy. I like it though. The first time I watched it I was pretty scared each time I thought one of Janeway's visions was going to actually kill her.
Persistence of Vision
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I don't think there ever was much danger of that happening.
I like creepy episodes. That, plus another important fact makes "Cold Fire" and "Persistence Of Vision" my favorite episodes.
I barely remember this episode other than finding it a bit creepy. Also, I'm kinda fond of the Holonovel. It wasn't Captain Proton, but it wasn't bad
Jane Eyre is great!
You should read it.
You should read it.
It's not really a romance, it's a gothic adventure.
Is it?
A Gothic adventure tries to be Gothic.
There's an implied effort.
When the book was written, everything was Gothic.
Gothicism surrounded them, Gothicism penetrated them, Gothicism bound the Galaxy.
So, maybe Jane Eyre was a Gothic Adventure, but hardly intentionally so.
At the time Jane Eyre would have been thought of as a "Modern Adventure".
A Gothic adventure tries to be Gothic.
There's an implied effort.
When the book was written, everything was Gothic.
Gothicism surrounded them, Gothicism penetrated them, Gothicism bound the Galaxy.
So, maybe Jane Eyre was a Gothic Adventure, but hardly intentionally so.
At the time Jane Eyre would have been thought of as a "Modern Adventure".
As someone who lives in Bronte country, i can assure you that everything is still Gothic
It still surrounds and penetrates us.....it penetrates deep and hard like it knows the overwhelming mediocrity within us and yet doesn’t care. It sighs with a heavy heart on the dark, unforgiving Dales, looking pensively out over the horizon, dripping in sexual wetness like some kind erotic shaved goose while the foreboding grey clouds of melancholy thunder towards us
Culturally I'm a fan of England. On the other hand, their election process seems even more obtuse and convoluted than America's.
Like, I thought the electoral system is bad, they've got a system where the plurality party gets to custom pick a crony to be PM. But, all the real work is done by civil servants who are not subject to election, get promoted based on tenure and can't be fired. And the head of state is a figurehead with still some official powers that are just kind of unofficially never invoked and the title is passed down by birth.
Have you seen the show Yes Minister/Prime Minister?
Like, I thought the electoral system is bad, they've got a system where the plurality party gets to custom pick a crony to be PM. But, all the real work is done by civil servants who are not subject to election, get promoted based on tenure and can't be fired. And the head of state is a figurehead with still some official powers that are just kind of unofficially never invoked and the title is passed down by birth.
Have you seen the show Yes Minister/Prime Minister?
His participation in Men in Black The Series means Tom worked beside or near Jennifer Lien again.
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