They felt a lot more intimidating than the Borg. Q Who was the only time that the Borg felt scary
What civilization/species in Star Trek is, in your opinion, most evil?
They felt a lot more intimidating than the Borg. Q Who was the only time that the Borg felt scary
"Regeneration(ENT)."
The scariest the Borg have arguably been since 1990.
The scariest the Borg have arguably been since 1990.
Really? I felt Q Who Borg more scary
"Q Who" aired in 1989, so CoolEddie's statement doesn't contradict your opinion.
OK cool. I never said he was though.
That was 1989.
I know, I think your reply landed at the same time as mine. I wasn't trying to argue sorry
I don't think you can call a whole species "Evil", you can only call the government that rules them Evil.
For me it's between the Borg and Dominion. Both take away free will from their subjects. The Dominion doesn't just eliminate anyone that doesn't bend the knee, it tortures them. They created The Quickening.
For me it's between the Borg and Dominion. Both take away free will from their subjects. The Dominion doesn't just eliminate anyone that doesn't bend the knee, it tortures them. They created The Quickening.
I thought it ruined suspension of disbelief in that episode when Phlox figured out how to cure assimilation in five minutes while being assimilated.
They're responsible for Highlander 2? They really are evil!
Their idea of introducing themselves involved mass murder, i.e. the destruction of multiple ships and the New Bajor colony.
It's funny how I was quite annoyed by that back then, that it almost "ruined" an otherwise great episode for me.
And now I think this is one of the best & definitely the last good Borg episode, after 3 seasons of PIC. Quite the turnaround.
Oh, for me it's the last time the Borg were intimidating or even all that interesting PERIOD.
I don't know if I fully agree with this assessment as to the Borg. The collective is much more than just a government. The collective is them. They are a collective species and not in the Soviet definition of collective.
I know we've seen individual drones released from the collective and they still function well enough, although in VOY: Unity they still needed to form a mini-collective.
I need to think on this
Good one. But especially them, really. I mean, they stole the Enterprise, but it was for a good cause.
Yes, binary people suck.
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