@avclub-0c3e626d1a287cdc48c77515c8dcc243:disqus Thank you for making the post I was nerdy enough to think of but not nerdy enough to write.

Hey, now, the Hirogen aren't Klingons; they're clearly stolen from Predator. (Though to be honest, I kind of like the idea of a Predator who slowly grows to believe that hunting muscley dudes in South America for a living is nothing but so much bullshit.)

Hey, now, the Hirogen aren't Klingons; they're clearly stolen from Predator. (Though to be honest, I kind of like the idea of a Predator who slowly grows to believe that hunting muscley dudes in South America for a living is nothing but so much bullshit.)

I think the problem with 8472 (or the Undine, for you STO players out there) was that they have a hook for a unique threat to the Trek universe, what with being wholly nonhumanoid and relying on elaborately evolved organisms instead of technology, but the people at Voyager couldn't bring anything new to the table with…

I think the problem with 8472 (or the Undine, for you STO players out there) was that they have a hook for a unique threat to the Trek universe, what with being wholly nonhumanoid and relying on elaborately evolved organisms instead of technology, but the people at Voyager couldn't bring anything new to the table with…

All the events in this two-parter also suggest something interesting about the character of the Dominion, or to be more precise, the Founders. Given their ability to infiltrate foreign governments, they would have had a immense number of options to prevent the powers of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants from moving against…

All the events in this two-parter also suggest something interesting about the character of the Dominion, or to be more precise, the Founders. Given their ability to infiltrate foreign governments, they would have had a immense number of options to prevent the powers of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants from moving against…

The only problem with that is I can't believe for a second there's anyone in the universe brave enough to throw a mug at Sisko's head.

The only problem with that is I can't believe for a second there's anyone in the universe brave enough to throw a mug at Sisko's head.

@avclub-3be42d8a3412057f79af152555e39bd4:disqus, so Texas is kind of like the American version of Quebec that speaks English? Or at least a more agreeable version of Quebec that hasn't actually put secession to a vote yet?

@avclub-3be42d8a3412057f79af152555e39bd4:disqus, so Texas is kind of like the American version of Quebec that speaks English? Or at least a more agreeable version of Quebec that hasn't actually put secession to a vote yet?

Wrong place. IGNORE ME!

Wrong place. IGNORE ME!

It's been a minor dream of mine to see a movie/show/game/whatever where George Washington says "I cannot tell a lie…I am going to fuck. you. up.", then gets in a huge fight.

It's been a minor dream of mine to see a movie/show/game/whatever where George Washington says "I cannot tell a lie…I am going to fuck. you. up.", then gets in a huge fight.

There does seem to be some tight body armor, but those hydraulics (pneumatics? I dunno) on his joints are massively vulnerable to just about everything.

There does seem to be some tight body armor, but those hydraulics (pneumatics? I dunno) on his joints are massively vulnerable to just about everything.

On the plus side, with your second idea, audiences will finally feel moral validation when they watch a solid five minutes of horrific Ewok murder at the end of the movie.

On the plus side, with your second idea, audiences will finally feel moral validation when they watch a solid five minutes of horrific Ewok murder at the end of the movie.

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