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  • #151
    Originally posted by Straybow
    Originally posted by _BuRjaCi_
    The precuels don't count and especialy Jar-Jar does not ever count.
    Let's maintain the level of discusion or I'll strike back and post a picture of "Weasley" and cap'n Janeway.

    Hah! Take your best shot.

    Teh Crusher and Janeway are only as lame as the Ewoks. Even the VOY transwarp-evolution episode can't compare to the lameness of teh Jar-Jar.
    What about the Kazon, huh...
    I'm not buying BtS until Firaxis impliments the "contiguous cultural border negates colony tax" concept.

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    • #152
      Originally posted by _BuRjaCi_
      Let's maintain the level of discusion or I'll strike back and post a picture of "Weasley" and cap'n Janeway.
      Together?
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      • #153
        Comeon, post those dirty pics

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        • #154
          Originally posted by Vince278
          Together?

          VOY is like 30-40 yrs after TNG/DS9? The old Janeway from the future could go back in time to the young Wesley... and kill him to protect the future of the Star Trek franchise.

          Originally posted by _BuRjaCi_
          What about the Kazon, huh...

          One vaguely deformed humanish species is no better or worse than another.

          At least they don't say, "Make meesa so mad, meesa keeel you!"
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          • #155
            Originally posted by Straybow
            VOY is like 30-40 yrs after TNG/DS9? The old Janeway from the future could go back in time to the young Wesley... and kill him to protect the future of the Star Trek franchise.
            No, they are nearly concurrent.
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            • #156
              My proposal to send Janeway to kill Crusher stands...
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              • #157
                Originally posted by Straybow
                My proposal to send Janeway to kill Crusher stands...
                Only if it's a suicide mision...
                I'm not buying BtS until Firaxis impliments the "contiguous cultural border negates colony tax" concept.

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                • #158
                  Meh, we all know the Ori would kick both universes asses, probably at the same time even.

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                  • #159
                    Originally posted by Flip McWho
                    Meh, we all know the Ori would kick both universes asses, probably at the same time even.
                    No, you are forgeting the Q.
                    They wouldn't apreciate that some other species is playing God.
                    I'm not buying BtS until Firaxis impliments the "contiguous cultural border negates colony tax" concept.

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                    • #160
                      Oh they are Gods, there's no doubting the Ori's power.

                      And whose the Q?

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                      • #161
                        Klingon babe Mara.

                        "And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." -- JFK Inaugural, 1961
                        "Extremism in the defense of liberty is not a vice." -- Barry Goldwater, 1964 GOP Nomination acceptance speech (not George W. Bush 40 years later...)
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                        • #162
                          Fortunately, I haven't seen SG-1 and SG-Atlantis in a couple years. From what I hear the franchise has gone downhill...

                          First, the Guould. Then the replicants or whatever. Then the Wraith. And now, the "Ori?" Yes, the lame writers keep coming up with DExM solutions that trivialize one threat, so they have to invent another. Yeah, it is the way most of these scifi serials go but SG has raised it to a level that rivals the particle/radiation of the week in ST.
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                          • #163
                            You can hardly make a series that doesn't have to continually come up with new enemies.
                            Something needs to keep the show going and the guould only worked for like 8 seasons. The replicators were a side enemy (more an enemy of the asgard rather than directly ours). The Wraith are only applicable to atlantis on a parrallel story line, not connected to sg-1. The Ori are the newer more powerful enemies that provides a new dynamic for the Sg-1 universe to keep going for well at least season ten. An Enemy gives the story a nice bit of continuity.

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                            • #164
                              I've always wondered why all of the earth-shattering enemies seem to wait until the time period of the show or movie then all of a sudden queue up to attack. They could have attacked a little before or after that time and had a cake walk. All too convenient.
                              "And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." -- JFK Inaugural, 1961
                              "Extremism in the defense of liberty is not a vice." -- Barry Goldwater, 1964 GOP Nomination acceptance speech (not George W. Bush 40 years later...)
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                              • #165
                                SG-1 accidently led the Ori to our galaxy. This wouldn't have happened if they hadn't let General Hammond and Colonel O'Neil go. Of course it was Colonel O'Neil's SG-1 which led the Gaould and the Replicators to Earth previously. There's a lesson to be learned I suppose.
                                "I say shoot'em all and let God sort it out in the end!

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