Took me a while to not see a beaver.
Took me a while to not see a beaver.
If that’s real, he’s banned.
His lips are chapped these days.
Baritone voice “You’re not much of a looker yourself, bub!”
Now that’s a crime. He looked so much better with the gray.
Science has peaked.
“I’d like to finance a vowel.”
I liked his interpretation of The Doctor …when the writing was there.
He probably isn’t, but if he does come back I hope they give him better scripts and direction. Crying and shaking when a villain says, “I’m the villain!” is not good Doctor Who.
Jack Krazinski is a very giving person.
Memory Alpha says it was originally envisioned as a weapon. You are right. I always heard it referred to as a “monster” so I always thought it was alive.
Pop quiz, what songs were on Silverman’s mix CD that she played while driving?
I vote for:
Not counting the episodes with Tennant, literally. I did like that whole episode though, felt like early new Who.
“To whom is about to be very concerned…”
From: Janeway@ Command.Voyager
To: NeelixGuide01@ Guest.Voyager
CC: Chakotay@ Maquis.Temp
Subject:
Per my last death threat…
You had me going for a second. I was wondering if there were deleted scenes I never saw.
My god, it’s FrontPage all over again!
But all Stormtroopers MUST be in the office 24/7.
This comment confused me because Berman didn’t work on Star Trek until The Next Generation. He couldn’t have vetoed anything on the Original Series.
The main source of pushback during the 60s was the NBC executives (despite Lucille Ball and her DesiLu production company championing the series). Star Trek was constantly threatened with cancellation, then moved to a graveyard time slot for season 3, then was finally cancelled due to “ratings.”