I always thought the earlier Lockheed "Star Clipper" design, with a smaller orbiter using a wrap-around external fuel tank, was a pretty cool idea.
I always thought the earlier Lockheed "Star Clipper" design, with a smaller orbiter using a wrap-around external fuel tank, was a pretty cool idea.
Forget about generation ships, suspended animation, or the sudden appearance of a worm hole. The most likely way for…
Perhaps somebody should Spice them up?
AND THEN 3 MINUTE MOVIE. WHY DO YOU HATE FUN
BECAUSE THEN NO GIANT ROBOT FIGHTS WTF
But but...
I agree, he's sad because of the failed start. The only people who could be that close physically to the launch pad would be people who actually worked on either the rocket or the satellite. Having a catastrophic failure like that is really hard.
Dragonslayer from the Berserk manga/anime, wielded by Guts (Gatsu).
I am breaking into their fallout shelter.
I don't know about you, but as a person who cycles and drives regularly, on the roads, I don't see nearly as much flagrant disregard of traffic laws from cyclists as people like you claim. I've probably seen like two fixie hipsters blow red lights and that's about it. And that's because of the physics of riding a…
I don't excuse or particularly like cyclists that blow lights and act like a pan in the ass, but that part about "all the rights"? Yeah, we do have 'em. Love the all-caps, too. Nothing else says "impotent rage" quite the same way.
Let's not confuse professional cyclists on a closed course with obnoxious hipster couriers on brake-less fixed gear bikes.
"Commander R'Toph? I'm afraid we've encountered a problem with the advance scouts."
Why not "Special Circumstances: The Series"?
This could be the best Sci-Fi show EVER. Just do it right.
Only one.
You glorious bastard.
Thinking this is a pre-spice mass.
Player of Games could work really well. I'm not as sure about Use of Weapons though, mainly because the structure isn't very well suited for film, and I have no idea how they'd manage the twist.
I've just started this, but I could kinda' see it as an HBO-type of show.