Spoilers Strange New Worlds Episode 7 - Those Old Scientists
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Low hanging fruit: "Is the rest of your history that faulty, Ensign?"
And of course: "I was making a little joke, sir. " "Extremely little, ensign."
I enjoyed the guest appearances by Tawny Newsome and um, Skip Intro? Can't find much on him at IMDB.
I thought Spock's creepy smile was from seeing Chapel getting a bit touchy feely with Boimler which made it even creepier.
I thought Spock's creepy smile was from seeing Chapel getting a bit touchy feely with Boimler which made it even creepier.
Oh yeah, just like the one time (so far) Pike did something similar to Orteges.
It was an "extremely little" joke that I couldn't read his name as it was covered by the Skip Intro button.
Skip Intro is my favorite PI.
And let's not forget Uhura's legendary quip when an intoxicated Sulu called her his "fair maiden," right there on the bridge while she was on duty.
"Sorry. Neither."
Classic line and delivery.
Nichelle made the most of what little she was usually given. That's why her legend is so much bigger than her actual role in the series or its films.
I feel bad for Quaid.
The poor guy has to go through life knowing his mother had the most famous orgasm in film history.
The poor guy has to go through life knowing his mother had the most famous orgasm in film history.
Warning for other - getting personal. Trolling, whatever.
I told you guys that this needed to stop. And yes, I read the entire exchange.
I don't know about George Kirk, but I'd love to hear him as Boimler's dad!
THAT is arguably the best line in Star Trek. And I very much remember the day I understood it. "Wait. WHAT did they just say on this show from the 1960's?!?"
ROTFL
If Rob Reiner could film the scene with HIS mother, Jack can deal with it.
Perhaps in another five or six years, when Pike leaves the Enterprise and an extremely young captain takes over, the Enterprise will cease being the Flagship of Starfleet. Maybe a newer ship takes that honor for Kirk's historic five year mission. It may even remain as not the "flagship" for Kirk's entire run as captain/admiral. The Enterprise-A likely not being "flagship" due to Kirk's demotion and politics. Though that would be the time for USS Titan to take up that title until the Enterprise-B was up and running.
I wonder if the "flagship" would have been USS Constellation for that time? Matt Decker was one of the most decorated captains already in the late 50s with Pike and April.
Perhaps the no longer "flagship" Enterprise gets a refit that tones her down in terms of looks? She's more a workhorse by her 20th year.
I wonder if the "flagship" would have been USS Constellation for that time? Matt Decker was one of the most decorated captains already in the late 50s with Pike and April.
Perhaps the no longer "flagship" Enterprise gets a refit that tones her down in terms of looks? She's more a workhorse by her 20th year.
Quaid was in Oppenheimer? Which character because I didn't recognize him.
Richard Feynman