…and it occurred to me: I hope Worf had to at least put in some kind of code before unleashing 100+ megaton weapons. Given we’ve seen that anyone can walk onto the bridge and you can’t trust that Ro and her handy phaser taped to the bottom of the helm will be on duty
For me it’s The Eager Beaver (1946). Everyone seems to give it a 6/10.
I love that cartoon. It’s briskly paced.
I love the “blankty blank blank” gag. The eggs saying “Geronimo”. The termite saying “timber”. The musics nice. The animation great. And it has a happy ending….for the protagonist.
9/10
For me it was near the very end when Liz tracked Tracey down at a strip club
Liz: “And it’s been hard Tracey. It’s been real hard”
Or when Jane could barely keep it together singing The Rural Juror
edit: I forgot one. While it doesn’t appear in the show, Christopher Cross’s Lemon Theme is moving
Lost in all hate is a couple of the best sci-fi concepts done on Trek.
The next step up in what is presumably a Russian nesting dolll of simulations *….are Eldritch mechanical horrors?? And their favorite child are androids and not organic life? Yikes.
Romulans have a secret cabal of seers who go mad at the discovery?
Personally I think that’s heady stuff. Beats a Kelpian kid throwing a fit.
* That’s not what they said but they also didn’t say that our space is someone else’s
subspace. It was kind of nebulous. I like my explanation.
First of all he shares his drink with Cyrano Jones. Nice fellow.
He‘s right about Kirk. Kirk is a swaggering tin-plated dictator with delusions of Godhood. In ST V…Kirk wasn’t trying to make a point. He was having a moment of self-realization. “What DOES God need a starship for?”
The Klingon accent switches to a Scottish brogue to try and be more friendly with Scotty…..and gets assaulted for his troubles!!
Fascist Starfleet clowns. This is why half the quadrant is learning Klingonese!