So I was looking at the program guide for today's episodes of Voyager. One of them was worded rather stupidly, so I had to take a picture of it. See if you can see what's wrong.
what's wrong with this picture? (Voyager related)
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She listened to the Tour of Duty Soundtrack with Sulu and Rand. I remember that episode. They zoned out on bean bags passing a spliff. I personally think that that Tour of Duty III was the better album once they'd used up all the really obvious music.
Knew it, its the coffee I tell you!
Sadlky the truth is she isn't human, sh'es just an ugly deformed Vulcan without logic.
I've seen that one before. Every once and awhile I'll be reading a TiVo description of an episode and go WHAT?!!!!!!! Sometimes the actors list is a bit of a joke too. For "Parallax" rather than the standard list of Kate Mulgrew, Robert Beltran and Robert McNeil, it gives the Guest cast list. So for that episode it'sa lucky thing to be Josh clark and Martha Hackett, they get top billing at least as far as TiVo knows!
This reminds me a bit of Roger Ebert's review of Generations, where he stated that it was young Picard captaining the Enterprise B.
OMG, you're right
"The movie opens during a maiden run for the Enterprise B; plans call for it to take a little dash around the solar system with some reporters on board. But then a call for help is received, and there's polite jockeying for position between the newly appointed Capt. Picard (Patrick Stewart) and the just-retired Capt. Kirk (William Shatner). Kirk is obviously better-equipped to handle the crisis, but alas the ship itself is unequipped, unmanned and unready for an emergency."
WTF Ebert? Did you watch the f'n movie?? "Captain Picard of the Enterprise-B" didn't even have a British accent, or even remotely resemble Picard!!! Also I guess you didn't see the 78 Years Later part which would make "Picard" well over 100 years old at the 24th Century end (Assuming Harriman was at least 35). Also if they had met previously, wouldn't they have stated this when they act like it was the first time they met later on?? You don't have to be a big Star Trek fan to know that Captain John Harriman was not a "newly appointed Captain Picard," dumbass....
This reminds me a bit of Roger Ebert's review of Generations, where he stated that it was young Picard captaining the Enterprise B.
And Ebert's called himself a Star Trek fan before...
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