JFarrell71
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... but mainly each episode is about dealing with the forehead-of-the-week situation, and talking about it in rooms.
Ha, yeah. We've had so many slightly differently shaped ears and noses at this point. ST

... but mainly each episode is about dealing with the forehead-of-the-week situation, and talking about it in rooms.
Again, in the original Star Trek, the Gorn hadn't ever been seen in person, so that's sheer canon. Then again, current Trek shows have absolutely no respect for established canon, so who knows what'll happen, lol.
This is becoming a real conflict for me to keep watching. Being this creatively bereft and not acknowledging their sources is gross behavior.
At this point, I'm think only still watching because I have a crush on half the crew.
Rebecca Romijn, Christina Chong (La'an), Gia Sandhu (T'Pring), Jess Bush (Christine Chapel).
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I thought it was a band with one of the greatest guitarists of all time![]()
Just finished watching the latest episode of ST: SNW. Yet another episode with an alien species that looks 99% human and speaks the same language. Is this a budget thing?
I'm curious now - maybe it's only a phrase we use over here? Literally means to be in dangerous waters, or figuratively to be in any really bad situation.
You only notice this now?Yet another episode with an alien species that looks 99% human and speaks the same language. Is this a budget thing?
The network has entered into early development on its first sequel to its blockbuster fantasy drama: A live-action spin-off series centered on the fan-favorite character Jon Snow, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
Kit Harington is attached to reprise the role should a series move forward.