ST:Discovery gave us the Platonic ideal of Klingon.
Come at me.
ST:Discovery gave us the Platonic ideal of Klingon.
Come at me.
Oh Jesus. I might belong in this threadâŚ
#language-fun
via a random tumblr:
I watched a lot of Star Trek as a kid. I remember some time ago I mentioned that I mostly learned English from watching Star Trek every day, with my parents. Someone said they could tell that âby the way I phrase things.â I asked them to elaborate. They did not. Iâm still not sure what they meant.
Anyone else been particularly enjoying this season of Lower Decks? Right off the bat they had me tickled with the quantum singularityâŚ
âŚwhere the parallel universe is only slightly different than the âprimeâ one. Itâs easy to play with âwhat ifâ in those settings where you turn everything on itâs head, but much funnier having to dance around thing being just barely askew.
Donât get me wrong, Iâll take an Intendant Kira Nerys and roguish Ben Sisko any day of the week. But having a mirror universe where the outfits are exactly the same but with +2% saturation had me cackling. And Boimler doing the Riker Maneuver was a great gag.
With all the badness and sadness of Elections 2024, I think I deserve a rewatching of Picard Season 3.
TBH I never bothered with seasons 1&2 - mostly scared off by the likes of Red Letter Mediaâs remorseless evisceration on YT.
I knew enough to get the general plot which left Season 3 as a serendipitous treat.
So if you agree - go get yourself some cookies and enjoy not thinking about the dumpster fire that is American politics.
I just watched Counterpoint (first image) yesterday for the first time. What an episode!
If they steered you wrong on season 3 - maybe give 1 & 2 a whirl.
Sometimes theyâre insightful, other times not so much.
ah! Emerald Rose! theyâre very nice neo-pagan folk indeed!
I thought Season 3 was great and almost written specifically for me (which of course it wasnât but still really resonated).
Ditto. I really liked 1&2âespecially 2.
âIt was [just] people dressing up,â he shrugs. âThey donât really know each other. They didnât come together and have the kind of energy that would have changed the dynamic. Their concern is purely looking at the camera and being some character that they werenât.â He nevertheless considers the photograph a success. âIt shows the sociological cracks,â he says. âThey need to be together, but theyâre together apart.â
Just because the photographer doesnât see it, there is and always has been a strong bond among sf fans. A lot of us are different (neurodivergent) but that sure as heck doesnât mean it was âjust dressing up.â