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I could scan for Blacula.

I could scan for Blacula.

Ok, I'll play. The actual good Voyagers, in chronological order:

Ok, I'll play. The actual good Voyagers, in chronological order:

8472 isn't really very special or memorable. The only slightly frightening thing about them is the infection they hit you with, and Voyager cures that pretty much right away, and old Harry Kim is none the worse for wear and goes back on duty like, right away. Threat not built. Even the Borg wouldn't be that scary if…

8472 isn't really very special or memorable. The only slightly frightening thing about them is the infection they hit you with, and Voyager cures that pretty much right away, and old Harry Kim is none the worse for wear and goes back on duty like, right away. Threat not built. Even the Borg wouldn't be that scary if…

@avclub-a9dbf6c70f867fb5d09900f7bab79c25:disqus It's "before I say something unkind", which is even badass-er.

@avclub-a9dbf6c70f867fb5d09900f7bab79c25:disqus It's "before I say something unkind", which is even badass-er.

He's also the Lust victim in Seven, the one who survives and tells a memorable story.

He's also the Lust victim in Seven, the one who survives and tells a memorable story.

It's by no means the Trekkiest episode, but god damn it is amazing. Just amazing.

It's by no means the Trekkiest episode, but god damn it is amazing. Just amazing.

Not all the time, anyway. There definitely are examples of it - the most blatant I can think of are the end of To The Death, where a bunch of Jem Hadar get schooled in hand-to-hand combat, and The Siege of AR-558, where no stray bullets hit our major characters.

Not all the time, anyway. There definitely are examples of it - the most blatant I can think of are the end of To The Death, where a bunch of Jem Hadar get schooled in hand-to-hand combat, and The Siege of AR-558, where no stray bullets hit our major characters.

I think the others play it just fine. The Craig Bond is supposed to be younger and hasn't tilted into full-on sociopathy as a result of his various traumas, whereas Roger Moore, for instance, is so far gone that he's basically in perma-smirk mode.

I think the others play it just fine. The Craig Bond is supposed to be younger and hasn't tilted into full-on sociopathy as a result of his various traumas, whereas Roger Moore, for instance, is so far gone that he's basically in perma-smirk mode.

I don't like your jerkoff ship, I don't like your jerkoff crew and I don't like you. Jerkoff.

I don't like your jerkoff ship, I don't like your jerkoff crew and I don't like you. Jerkoff.

I would argue that's exactly what Trek needed, and needs on the big screen in general. Trek is a franchise designed for the small screen - 99% of the time, it's ideas and talk, not action. But that 1% of the time when they decide to go for broke is usually something really special, like we're seeing this week. Movies…