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Star Trek Franchise |OT| To Boldly Go.....
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Yeah. Only briefly in the scene where they're all planing to steal the Defiant. (i think) the scene takes place in a cave. (just tried to find it on the Tubes. But it wasn't there)
Yeah. It was the episode where Mirror O'brien kidnaps Sisko to take the place of Mirror Sisko to finish a mission. Tuvok is there at a resistance meeting.
Tuvok (mirror)
Tuvok was a Vulcan member of the Terran Rebellion against the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance in the mirror universe. Typical of his species, he was notably less impulsive than other members of the Rebellion, such as Julian Bashir and Rom, and preferred a logical approach to combating the Alliance...
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Yeah. It was the episode where Mirror O'brien kidnaps Sisko to take the place of Mirror Sisko to finish a mission. Tuvok is there at a resistance meeting.
Tuvok (mirror)
Tuvok was a Vulcan member of the Terran Rebellion against the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance in the mirror universe. Typical of his species, he was notably less impulsive than other members of the Rebellion, such as Julian Bashir and Rom, and preferred a logical approach to combating the Alliance...
Oh wait, I thought you said we saw Tuxiv in the mirror universe, not Tuvok!! Sorry, was very confused there for a moment. I always forget Voyage and DS9 overlapped anyway.
Well DS9 ruined that by having the Empire destroyed not long after the TOS episode.
Wouldn't be possible to have a Mirror Voyager.
There was one other episode.
I think they only interfere when their timeline is altered, you can argue the changed timelines in Timeless/Endgame are what the Time Cops viewed as correct so they don't meddle in events that cause them.
But really they were a poor idea not well explained.
Majel Barrett-Roddenberry was basically Trek royalty. The widow of Star Trek's late creator. "Number One" in the pilot episode. Spock's love interest in TOS (Nurse Chapel). The voice of the computer. She can have anything she wants, and many things she doesn't want, because people find joy in giving her things, even useless things, like Lwaxana Troi episodes.
Either that or, cynical producers wanted to be seen giving things to Majel Barrett, because they wanted to be seen as people who respected her. Same results, but different motivations.
The EU books about them are pretty good, the first one is a reading work out because some parts are nonlinear, but you see some good cameos like USS Bozeman who is the offical ship of the DTI the origins of the time cops and the cryogenic lady from that one ep of TNG
She really ranked up to S-tier in DS9 after they made her an actual character and not just an overbearing mother. lol
Although the way she screwed with Picard was great. And her episode with the dude from MASH was good too.
That's what I'm saying - Lwaxana was funny as hell. She got a levelup in DS9 (like a lot of TNG characters) but watching her make Picard's life difficult was so much fun.
Let me be your bucket - the most romantic moment in Star Trek history
The way she can put a naughty spin on any random words like "I can swim" is just. Amazing.
She is great, a lot of her episodes were pretty awful though.
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Picard spoilers
Please carry on. lol
I JUST REALIZED THAT THEY COULD HAVE MADE PICARD INTO DOCTOR WHO AND GIVEN HIM ANY BODY. WE COULD HAVE HAD IDRIS ALBA AS PICARD
Please carry on. lol
This is the second time he could of had a new, younger body and didn't seem interested, although I guess maybe starfleet wouldn't let someone with the body of a child be the captain of the flagship so I kinda understand the first time he went back to his old body.
I kind of understand the first time at least though (although you'd imagine so many people would want that tech lol).
But the second time other people basically decide for him. They didn't give him the dignity of a noble death... instead he'll be a robot that turns off in 10 years? :p
Nah let's be clear, this is a golem that has his mind copied to it.
Picard is dead.
Picard is dead.
I dunno, is that how everyone sees it? lol
Or is that like
transports make copies and each time you beam over, you die.
There is a dead, flesh body somewhere. He is dead. The Golem isn't the same person transformed or broken to transporter molecules and remade.
It was very good, it also more than any other episode pushes the boundaries of what I'm going to believe didn't affect someone. Sisko watched his son grow old and kill himself
Apparently they made him redub the lines because he originally imitated one of the horror greats too well and it was overly creepy for a family show (someone like Boris Karloff, idr) so then it just.....sucked and made him look like he can't act lol.
This whole time I'd just assumed that he grew into the role as an actor when actually they just made him suck at first. Damn.
Though yeah, this was definitely a thing. So glad they dialed that down.
Never lol
#Janewaywasright
But the video turns into a rant about how nothing matters on Voyager because of the weekly reset button, so no one even remembers Tuvix existed next week. lol
Janeway was wrong.
Not sure I would level the reset accusation at Voyager exclusively; problem with any episodic storyline. O' Brien got over his 20 year imprisonment pretty quickly.
Not sure I would level the reset accusation at Voyager exclusively; problem with any episodic storyline. O' Brien got over his 20 year imprisonment pretty quickly.
Yeah, but this is just a Berman thing where he hated any serialization because he wanted people to be able to jump in at any point.
Famously Pillar had to fight Berman to get a follow up episode to Picard being assimilated. Because you'd think being turned into Robocop and murdering thousands of people would have a profound impact on someone.
I always lol when I remember that O'Brien effectively experienced 32 years of life over the course of the 12 years worth of television seasons we knew him through.
This is crazy lol
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Odo got the short end of the stick and became the Janeway of the episode, all because of love. lol
I think it's one of the better time travel reboot episodes - not as good as The Visitor, but still pretty good.
I think all of the Trek time travel reboot episodes are actually good in that they give the actors/writers space to push characters in directions that they wouldn't otherwise get to go - that Harry Kim one and even that Enterprise one come to mind as well. It's unfortunate for the formula that these episodes don't have any consequences on the series itself, but... that's Star Trek for you.