Radical Format Update
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Huh? What are you on about?
Point is, I can post videos here and you apparently haven't figured it out yet. AND you had to have me spell it out for you.
I suppose CBS can do what NBC did with Trek... not realize the gold mine it has.
You are right, Dennis, for the reasons you mentioned it will still be Star Trek but with new shows and a fresher broader scope / format. But you caught me, reinventing the wheel it's still a wheel.
So in other words, rather than admit that he's right and you're wrong about your original assertion - the "first cursing" nonsense - you looked around for a trivial way to one-up him.
'Kay...
Um, no. Actually it is a way of driving knit-picky fussbudgets up the wall the way they drive us up the wall with their knit-picky fussbudgetness.
My original statement could have been altered to say "one of the first" rather than "the first." Only knit-pick artists would make a federal case of it.
But I'll try to refrain myself the next time either he or you speaks of sunset or sunrise because in fact the earth rotates and the sun neither sets nor rises.
'nnnkay?
You could have written that, but you didn't. Unfortunately, the fact that Trek was just 'one of' the first defeats your entire 'cutting edge' example. In that area, it was just part of a growing trend.
To put it bluntly - Harvey's nitpicking actually countered your argument. Your not-even nitpicking was an attempt at a personal jab.
To put it bluntly - Harvey's nitpicking actually countered your argument. Your not-even nitpicking was an attempt at a personal jab.
One Christmas Day, I was sitting at my parents' house watching TV with my mom, it was after presents were opened but before making the meal, and we're watching some movie brought over. She's sitting there knitting a quilt or something and then she makes a disgusted groan/noise and mutters something to herself as she begins undoing the last few rows she had just knitted, saying she had done them wrong.
I said she was a knit-picker.
Star Trek : Special Victims Unit
A Starfleet Security proceduralhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_procedural, legal, crime drama science fiction television series set in the Alpha Quadrant.
A Starfleet Security proceduralhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_procedural, legal, crime drama science fiction television series set in the Alpha Quadrant.
That'd be one way, or at least get rid of the bloody reset button!
How's this for a radical new format: an admiral who isn't crazy/evil.
I love Nechayev, though a lot of people might lump her in with the "evil" crowd or start dropping the B-word.
I can't say I ever watched Star Trek with the hope any of the main characters would die (apart from Neelix). I watch it for the stories. Shock deaths do nothing for me. As Trek is episodical all we would end up with is the loss of beloved characters as there wouldn't likely be much aftermath since the crew would move onto the next mission. Tasha Yar's death wasn't referenced for the remainder of Season 1 and only got a mention half way through Season 2. Losing Jadzia Dax at such a late stage in DS9's life stuck out like a sore thumb. Sure, they got a new character out of it but it was the last season anyway.
I like when they kill anybody in film, but I don`t like when the new characters that come are not so cool like previous..
Moviephone's interview with Bryan Fuller:
http://www.moviefone.com/2016/06/23/bryan-fuller-star-trek-interview/
I think I called it with "Game of Thrones the shit out of it" where the story rules and character development is organic; anything can happen. It's exciting to think they'll be using the unbounded streaming model of storytelling.
Set in the 25th century, centers on a group of university students who occasionally have to hear the opinions and ideas of people who have different social and political viewpoints.
I'd love to see Mariska Hargitay in Trek...
I can actually picture her as a high ranking Starfleet admiral
