She's in what's analogous to the military.
S1 was awesome, S2 is a yawn fest
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She's in what's analogous to the military.
Starfleet is the military. Claiming it's not military in the 24th Century was just a PR stunt to make Utopian Civilians more likely to want to join it. * Then the Borg and Dominion came and eventually Starfleet realized they had to drop the charade.
* In-Universe: Dropping the TWOK-style uniforms in favor of the TNG uniforms might've even been their way of trying to sell the idea further.
* In-Universe: Dropping the TWOK-style uniforms in favor of the TNG uniforms might've even been their way of trying to sell the idea further.
But not a real life military.
Speaking for me, I never was but my brother and uncles were in the Navy and, well, have you never heard the term "curse like a sailor?". Because they did.
She's in the same organization as Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway, and every other single Starfleet officer. And I don't recall any of them saying "fuck" to superior officers.
In front of their superior officers?
To be fair, I think she felt a little too comfortable around Stamets, who acts less military and -- at least in the first season -- reminded me more of David Marcus.
Yeah, a show where the obvious and only explanation* for a command officer being an asshole is that they come from a Universe of Evil People is not being written for adults, no matter how they light the sets.
That's not so clear.
*That's right, obvious. Just about everyone guessed it.
I think it would be fun if they actually said things like "Oh shit, here's these fucking Klingons acting up again, open a fucking channel, let's hear what they want this time"
Or maybe not
Or maybe not
I think it would be fun if they actually said things like "Oh shit, here's these fucking Klingons acting up again, open a fucking channel, let's hear what they want this time"
Or maybe not
That's what the Quentin Tarantino movie is for.
Damn, my boss was from the Mirror Universe all this time and I never knew it!
I think it would be fun if they actually said things like "Oh shit, here's these fucking Klingons acting up again, open a fucking channel, let's hear what they want this time"
Or maybe not
Lorca, channeling Samuel L. Jackson: "What's up with these motherfucking Klingons on this motherfucking starship?!"
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I think season 2 has been a significant jump in story and character development, and I look forward to each episode.
I always read Lorca not being who he said he was as taking a cue from Mad Men where Don Draper wasn't who he said he was.
You quoted my comment out of context. I didn’t say “season 2 was always planned”. I said “it was always planned to be different”. They always were going to wrap up the war story in the first season. Fuller’s original plan was even more drastic. He wanted an anthology series, with each season in a different time period and setting and different characters.
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They were going for The Douglas Adams Award: "Most Gratuitous Use of the Word 'Fuck' in a Serious Screenplay".
Actually, Reno would rise considerably in my book if she deadpanned JFK: "Well, this fucking fucker is fucked."
Actually, Reno would rise considerably in my book if she deadpanned JFK: "Well, this fucking fucker is fucked."
I take it you're not in the military.
When I was in the military, I heard the f-word fairly often; sometimes out of my own mouth.
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You can't go off of hearsay like that!
"Fuck you, commanding officer, I'm not doing any more fucking pushups!"
That ring a bell?
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