That's not any version of Pop Goes the Weasel I've ever known.
I think it's only part of it. .
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I think it's only part of it. .
Missed the part where I called it "at least watchable"?
Hell, I even directly compared to S2, which - you guessed it - I stopped watching halfway through.
He probably didn't read your whole comment. For the record I agree with you. The first 2 seasons were terrible.
Some were. The Bor Gullet, for example, was not CGI. It was a puppet. They had a lot of people working its various tentacles.
The 25% thing hasn’t been a thing since CBS and Paramount merged. They can do whatever they want now.
Consider also that there is going to be the live action crossover in LDS and SNW and so likely saving seeing any ships from those shows in live action until said episode
My point was more it was never a thing in the first place, to the point CBS even released a statement to clarify that they owned the rights to the design of the TOS Enterprise completely.
Sorry, I meant specifically the space battles.
The 25% thing had nothing to do with design ownership, CBS owned the rights to the TOS design at the time, they just chose not to use it for creative reasons.
Technically it was a thing, John Eaves just misunderstood why it was a requirement.
There's a piece of his DSC Enterprise concept art that mentions something isn't 25% different enough written on it in red ink, presumably from his supervisor.
CBS owned all the designs at the time, they just chose not to use them.
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The cityscape of the daytime District 7 looked a lot like District 6 at night, there where neon ads and similar all over.
The place destroyed was a Starfleet Recruitment office so def not Earth.
My main concern with it was the lack of damage to the surrounding buildings like smashed windows and collapse from that shock wave and the 'folding'.
Hopefully, all dead.
Hate the "We have honor" but will stab you and each other in the back Klingons. Relatively, the Romulans have more honor.
In the usual (ironic) Fallout reference that it supposedly is, it's about the idea of the wholesale destruction of everything around them. If its related at all to Plumber's Vadic? She's setting out to burn down everything ever related to Picard's Heart.
Re: The Captain of the Titan
Yes, he also treated people who actually saved the universe multiple times with complete disrespect and is chronically insubordinate as well as handling his crew incredibly poorly. No Starfleet captain should be that hands off and the fact his ship was stolen out from under him is a sign he's incompetent.
Yes, he also treated people who actually saved the universe multiple times with complete disrespect and is chronically insubordinate as well as handling his crew incredibly poorly. No Starfleet captain should be that hands off and the fact his ship was stolen out from under him is a sign he's incompetent.
I agree with you here.
Having your ship stolen is a rite of passage for captains. Pretty sure all the main character captains have lost their ship to someone at least once.
Kirk had his ship commandeered at least three times just in Season 2 of TOS, and that doesn't include Commodore Decker taking command against Kirk's wishes.
Ir's confirmed.
In what's bound to be the very last episode for the TNG crew, most of the screen time is taken u by Baks and Dom.
Just rewatching S2 to kill time until the next episode and I'm pretty sure the piece playing when President 7 wakes up in S2 Ep2 is the same as Shaw has playing at dinner.
Need to double check, and not saying there is a reason/connection but just tickles me
Need to double check, and not saying there is a reason/connection but just tickles me
Yes. That came after NEM, thus, part of the joke.
