I’d prefer they swing for the fences, then.
I’d prefer they swing for the fences, then.
Michael Crichton’s Eaters of the Dead is a decent book. The film adaptation The 13th Warrior is mediocre and campy at best.
Damn, you’re right.
It showed a great progression of character and was worth fighting for. Of course, his daughters led to speculation over who was their mother. I’d like to think it’s the overzealous Ensign Tyler from the episode “Phantasms.”
True. It’s much more embarrassing when it happens in Ten Forward.
Doesn’t exactly make me feel better about it, but yeah .
Preaching to the choir. He’d reached a point where he was ready to hand over the reigns. The fact that Ishka had the wherewithal and guts to push for reforms is narrative happenstance.
Also some garlic.
Two makes too many Klingons to share 3 panels.
“There’s something very familiar about this.” - Worf Tannen
This gif, while taken out of context, shows how simple that connection of humanity (or general sentient comradery for the sake of Trek) can readily be: A vaguely disparate melting pot of people/ideas that would generally prefer to get along.
Start pointing out differences… or worse, weaponize them, and we find ourselves making enemies of our friends and neighbors. Then history begins to rhyme again in ways we’d rather it did not.
The Janeway sure as shit made good use of it.