u/KingWilliamVI

Can you think any Star Trek episode that has the most amount of tropes Star Trek is specifically know for be it good or bad?

The grandiose speeches.

The technobabble.

The alien factions that apparently only has one single culture and government and only about 3 different kinds of jobs.

The discovery of a brand new alien culture “only” a couple of light years away from earlier discovered space that also happens to be humanoid and live on a planet humans can visit without a spacesuit.

The invention/discovery of a brand new technology that would completely change the power balance/way of life of people living in the world that is completely forgotten the next episode.

The time travel or alternate realities.

The sass, the facepalms.

“Our phasers doesn’t work!”

Actually come to think of it:

“Our (insert technology) doesn’t work!”.

“OMG! It turns out that (insert whatever mythology character) actually existed, expect they were actually ancient aliens all along!”

Etc etc etc.

The old Evo website ”X-Men Evolution: Beyond Evolution” was shut down in 2022.

Let’s discuss: Should Mr Sinister been the main villain of the first two seasons of X-Men: Evolution instead of Magneto?

To any Subnutica fans in this sub: How do you reckon Grace and Rocky would handle being hypothetically stranded on 4546B?

I don’t know if this has ever been made but I would love a Star Trek episode that is just an office worker at the federation headquarters going through all the captain’s logs and documenting all the absolutely bonkers things they’ve encountered throughout the franchise.

Thinking back to X-Men: Legends makes me wish we could have a video game that takes place at the X-Mansion.

Do you think many people actually became potato farmers thanks to the Martian?

Scenes that manages to make some of the most “boring/mundane” things look like the coolest thing ever.

Personal trivia: as a child I used to watch my dad play the OG RE 2 game and I actually cried here because I thought Ada was a hero that died. Then much later I played the remake and realized that not only is Ada not a hero, she didn’t even die. She actually tricked kid me for nearly two decades.

I would like to ask a question here regarding how students tend to view math.

Some PS1 experience

How do you reckon Aragorn would handle the peasant from Monty Python and the Holy Graal?(be it book or movie)

One idea I had for a hypothetical rewrite of the show would be include Sebastian Shawn and his son Shinobi and have them have a similar dysfunctional relationship like Norman and Harry Osborn did in the Raimi Spider-Man movies.

How would you have felt about Pietro having a scene like this with Magneto?(spoilers for Avatar The Last Airbender)

When I first saw this scene I wasn’t able to tell if Grace reacted the way he did because the content smelled bad or if it was because he had a sudden realization that opening an alien container without severe safety precautions is a very bad idea.

After learning more about spiders scenes like this are unintentionally hilarious to me. Tarantulas does not intentionally bite people and even they did it’s not much worse than a bee sting. We are suppose to think James Bond here is in mortal danger but he’s actually just being a sissy.

This might sound like a silly question but hear me out: What is the most “Star Trek” Star Trek episode you can think of?

TNG is a very deep, philosophical show that deals with very heavy, nuance, complex subject matters. Also TNG:

If anyone here ever gets a chance to interview one of the writers of X-Men Evolution there is one question about the show that I have been dying to know for decades.

Mystique is pissed that Magneto was allowed redemption in the prologue.

One thing I dislike about the season 1 finale is how Nightcrawler and Mystique are reunited and don’t even attempt to continue the conversation they were denied in “Shadowed Past”.