12/13 times, the wolf did not respond. That 13th time was a bit unfortunate though

Well I think showing emotions in a male does not define my gender preference in sexual partners, but I have seen my father, Maj. USAF Ret. cry exactly three times in my lifetime, the birth of my brother, the destruction of the enterprise in star trek three, and the destruction of babylon 5.

so, what, you want to put frickin' lasers on them something?

Excellent. Prepare my airship immediately.

no seriously hear me out. Jar Jar starts out as a stereotype buffoon.. then turns ... into... ppfffffffffff hahahahaha sorry I tried.

...and suddenly there was a spike in Google searches for "T'Pol".

I'm so going to watch Galaxy Quest tonight.

Easy-peasy. Michael Garibaldi from Babylon 5. He starts out as a cardboard cutout stereotypical security officer (man Friday/comic relief version), equal parts Sam Spade and George Carlin, and after going through personal hell is heroically transformed by overcoming his biggest flaw (alcoholism). Just a fantastic…

Went from an annoying teenager with angst into the God Damn Batman.

I know it won't happen (because science) but imagine the collective apeshit fit people would have if Voyager suddenly hit a wall like structure with a bunch of lights on it. Kind of like that one Jim Carry movie, but on a significantly larger scale.

I think you have 2 different phrases mixed up. It's either, "Pics or it didn't happen," or, "Tits of GTFO!"

I know this thread is pretty much dead, I just wanted to add a small suggestion regarding your lactose intolerence & GOMAD:

Call me a cynic if you absolutely must but something tells me that the people who had a problem with the Cheerios commercial are going to have less of a problem with an interracial couple when it's a white man and asian woman than they did with a black man and white woman.

Like any large corporation that asks the public and its staff to decide from a batch of logos, they will end up with:

"maybe a few fliers like Captain Marvel in order to broaden the field"

Hm. I think I would actually imagine the woman saying "THIS IS THE GREATEST PAIN AND YOU WILL NEVER EXPERIENCE IT YOU POOR WORTHLESS WEAK MAN!" And then there's probably a ritual where she beats the shit out of him over the next few days so that he can gain some small measure of his honor back.

"fake baby, a fake placenta with umbilical cord, fetal stethoscope, more fluids, fluid collection, a simulated fetal heart beat..."

That's kind of the point of what was done, I think. You take certain liberties with the source in order to create a product a larger group of people can all enjoy.

Would the actual story have been as interesting, in a purely cinematic fashion, if you weren't so emotionally invested in his character... if you weren't…

"Despite the beam going through his brain, his intellectual capacity remained the same as before."
That's unfortunate. I was hoping it would make him smart enough not to stick his head into a functioning particle accelerator. To those of you who will defend this by saying "well we didn't know what it would do at the…