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He'd just be losing roles to the new Spiderman kid

No it wasn’t.

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this smells like porn

Apparently Chapel used to be a model and Khan was in Doctor Who.

T'Pol posting calms the mind and is a balm for the turbulent soul.

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Bet she’s got some spicy sprat

His weakness was crinkle nose pus

gates mcfadden is a fucking atrocious actress

i can't believe she was whoring for a PIC/DIS spot

Yes, it was. I haven't watched it since. But, I assume it still is too. Because it's good.

She isn't at all, she just had nothing to work with.

I never skip the intro to Enterprise :)

I skip Enterprise every rewatch

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>wooden performance in a prequel from a guy more famous for something a decade prior
The Qui-Gon Jinn of Star Trek

No.

rifftrax of generations is on TA stream if you're as bored as i am

toonamiaftermath.com/

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You're just jelly.

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1. Deep Space Nine
2. Discovery
3. Enterprise
4. Lower Decks
5. Next Generation
6. Picard
7. Prodigy
8. Star Trek
9. Strange New Worlds
10. Voyager

Sorry user, I was an adult when Enterprise first aired and excited for it. It was a bigger letdown than the third X-Men movie.

What's this, blackest to whitest Star Treks?

He wasn't in consistent hits, but he'd probably have been financially fine starring in stuff like the Star Trek films and Fright Night, and critically fine by starring in stuff like Green Room.

Emphasis on "probably": stuff like Porto wasn't making money, and joining projects like Burying the Ex wasn't about to move him into the big leagues.

>an adult when it first aired
WOAH BIG MAN ON CAMPUS
You're one of those neckbeards that blew a gasket when they heard singing in the opening and it didn't say Star Trek.
After that you just looked for reasons to hate it.
Met plenty of your lot.

He was obviously murdered because he was going to expose Hollywood pedos like Larry David

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Sounds a lot like /trek/ today

Sorry user, I've given it half a dozen chances. It's just not good.

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I mean keep lying all you want but you should know that we'll never believe you.

Voyager is the only Star Trek without a black human.

Enterprise sounds great on paper but actually watching it is painful. There was some episode where Trip crashed on a fart planet in S1 where the "Temporal Cold War" was playing inside my mind because I swear that 1 hour felt like about eight decades

I will say Enterprise is still better than Voyager. But unless you absolutely must I'd recommend just watching Farscape instead

>She isn't at all,

Yes she was. Note the lack of non-Trek roles:

imdb.com/name/nm0000533/

I want this bitch to ride me

You wanna recreate the midget on kirks back scene?

>the geezers turn on TNG/VOY actors for appearing in Paramount+Trek
lololololol

>unless you absolutely must I'd recommend just watching Farscape instead
What a stupid fucking low IQ thing to say.
Why would I rewatch Farscape more than once a decade?

>The year is 2005. You are now in charge of Star Trek. What will you do?

2008: Enterprise gets seven seasons. Last three seasons focus on the first theatres of Earth-Romulan war (2156-2158). Kzinti cameos and SFU references are welcome. Insert Balthazar Edison/Krall in here somewhere.

2009: Movie(s) following Enterprise with those characters ending the Romulan War at Cheron. Show the founding of the Federation. Recycle that "Star Trek: The Beginning" script if possible.

2013: Reboot movies are gay and unnecessary, but a Starfleet Academy script with Kirk and Spock has been kicking around for a long time. Recycle parts of the first JJ film; I like the idea of time-traveling Romulans attempting to save their world from destruction in 2387. Ripping off TAS with Old Spock is not necessary.

2016: Into Darkness is unsalvageable; parts of Beyond are salvageable to the point that a passable film could be made, connecting Krall back to Enterprise and building a through-line for the Trek prequel era that unites Enterprise and Young Kirk together.

2017: Discovery is a mistake from the start as it is largely unsalvageable and ruins Voyager’s context. Building from the second prequel film (our AU Beyond), a new series is launched starring Pike, Spock, and Number One. Basically what SNW is doing. Build off of The Cage to make a Roddenberry tribute series. Ideally the show lasts for seven seasons (2017-2024) and ends with Pike getting mauled.

2020: I have previously posted in /trek/ about my idea for a series following from the destruction of Romulus in 2387. This would replace Picard (almost entirely unsalvageable). New ship and crew participating in a peacekeeping mission across the former Romulan Empire. Leans heavily into mythology rather than creating a lot of new elements. Borrows liberally from SFU with Gorn and Interstellar Concordium as new antagonists for the Federation and Klingons.

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Gates McFadden

1981 Saturday Night Live (TV Series) - Woman in audience kissed by Bill Murray (uncredited)

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>nearing the end of TNG and out of nowhere theres a DS9 crossover episode

Was this what made them add Worf to DS9 later?

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>Voyager is the only Star Trek without a black human.
Prodigy has no blacks.

TOS, TNG, and Lower Decks have no main cast black humans because Uhura, Geordi, and Mariner act 100% white at all times. All of them are whiter than Tom Paris and Chief O'Brien.

Seven season ENT would've been great,
Seeing different races ally with Earth eventually leading to the formation of the Federation.

>act 100% white at all times

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Based. Exactly what I was thinking.

>Seven season ENT would've been great
user, tv shows that have more cast members than viewers don't get seven seasons.

Mariner is the literal definition of an uppity negress

Building on some of this stuff:

>Krall/Balthazar Edison is a pre-Federation soldier turned monster guy
>"The Beginning" inserted Tiberius Chase (Kirk's grandfather) into Enterprise cast
>Kahn in Into Darkness is manufacturing Starfleet weapons

Combine these ideas. Introduce Tiberius Chase into the Enterprise cast during the last three seasons and set him up in the Enterprise film as one of the heroes who helps defeat the Romulans.

Tiberius gets mutated and stashed away by Starfleet to work on RnD while his son becomes captain of the USS Kelvin.. He resurfaces in a young Kirk/Spock film as the antagonist, almost like in parallel to Generations. With this idea, you really only need two or maaaybe three movies connecting the Earth-Romulan War to the later events with Kirk and Spock--and you need zero parallel universes with bullshit like Vulcan blowing up.

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>average mallwalker opinion

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I'm not sure what point you think you're making here you dumb cunt?
ENT actually had quite good viewing figures for its timeslot btw it was only cancelled because of management changes.
They made plenty of money on syndication too it was a profitable show unlike STD.

>unlike STD
Careful, he might pull out the "39 billion CBS+ subscribers".

It's the TNG porn

legit thought it was cara gee when she showed up. lorna bucket is fine though

mallwalker is a false flag, they’re stationfags

ENT is like Trump, so effective it only needed four years