John the Ripper

Well I think it's the fact that later on in the series, enterprise just got so crazy with stuff that had never even been hinted at, I mean that whole war with the Xindi, with them blasting a six mile canyon into the earth with a mini Death Star. It just went to far off what had come before, and you'd think that if something like that had happened they would say something about it in the other series. But to my knowledge it never was if you're going to have something that big at least have it something that was referanced before. I actually think it was pretty good early on, and if they had continued in that vain, showing stuff we knew happened (Like first contact with the Bolians or something) it would probably have gone for a few more seasons.

I also knew that, and I als agree to that, I don't know what it is, but as far as I'm concerned those things are not canon Star Wars. But I guess they did one good thing for me (Depending on what your measure of "Good" is {Also this was after I learned what good movies are}), the moment I heard someone say the prequels were better because they had better effects, I felt my first desire to horribly maim someone.

I know how he did it, what I'm asking is WHY!?!?! No half sane director could look at a script like that and think it even came close to the original trilogy in terms of quality. Is it really that unreasonable to make the characters a little likable (We all already knew he was going to turn evil, but I've seen likable characters turn that evil before, it's not hard)? I'm mean he turned Darth Vader, arguably one of the greatest villians in movie history, into someone so freaking annoying and whiny I lost every ounce of respct I ever had for the character.

I haven't seen enough to really say, but from what I've seen of the Original Series, it's no wonder Star Trek has become the unstoppable juggernaut it is today. And thankfully they didn't screw up the new movie like they did with Star Wars (Lucas why would you do that to us?).

Atragon I've heard that joke a million times and I have no clue, I'm sorry for my fail.

Is no one interested in my silliness?

I never expected to see someone to be quoting shakespeare, and Monty Python within the same thread page.

No clue what you're talking about there chief.

The concept of "Mystery Meat" actually kinda scares me a little.

Yeah he's the only person I've met who can actually say the lines correctly. Pizza for Thanksgiving? Something about that just seems so wrong to me.

But I'm German.

CHOCOLATE?!?!?! In a KLINGON drink?? And non alcoholic to boot? That's just sick Do you quote anything OTHER then Monty Python? I mean Monty Python is awesome I'm glad you agree on that, but it gets very old, very quickly if you don't give it a rest.

Well yeah, of course it's alcoholic, it's a KLINGON drink.

SPAMALOT!!!!! I love Monty Python.

I don't know you, but Happy birthday anyway T,lak.

I never really had an opinion on him until now, I was raised on Next Generation.

Hello my fellow Trek lovers, I'm new to this place and this is the first time I've done anything like this. Is there anything important I should know (other then the stuff I can find in the help section), like how to make a character?

No you really can't, I mean who doesn't love Vulcans? Most of them are one soft english accent away from being Elves (From space).

Oh speaking of Monty Python, go on youtube and search, Star Trek meets Monty Python, it's the most hilarious thing I have ever seen. Oh and Sovak, in my opinion, anyone who doesn't like Galaxy Quest fails at life just a little, I mean how is it possible to be such a serious sourpuss that you don't find that funny (Vulcans at least would have an excuse).

Kirk is just shameless about that, I mean is there nothing he won't hit on? But really I have never seen anything in a movie that suprised me more then that. Oh and Karl Urban as Bones was so perfect that it nearly overshadowed everyone else.

Vikings are awesome.

Hello (I'm sorry if this thread is considered too dead), I saw that movie and I loved it, although I do have two MAJOR gripes with it. Firstly with Uhura I felt like they took one of the most influencial women in TV history, and simply dumbed her down for straight up sex appeal. Secondly, Spock and Uhura hooked up, are you ****ing kidding me?!?!?! I'm all for taking a series in a new direction (As long as the do it well of course), but that was just a bit much if you ask me.

Oh Ok it was a youtube video titled Star Trek Meets Monty Python. It's super hilarious, but to get the joke you'll have to go watch "Monty Python and the Holy Grail."

I definitly will, soon I'm going to observe one of the advance sims and see what to expect. And don't worry about being friendly I have no intention of messing this place up.

15 YEARS!! I had no idea this had been around for so long, anyway, thank you for making me feel welcome. I've loved Star Trek for years so a place like this is a dream come true esspecially since I can't afford that Star Trek MMO.