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Ah, one series I used to watch as a kid, but almost forgot everything about it. While it only aired in my country around late 90s/early 00s, I don't recall much about it other than "weird cyborg cowboys in space", though there were some parts that were straight out of a horror movie (apparently som...

phantom000 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 13, 2023 2:01 pm Who requested Chuck to review this show? Who ever you are...

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

You are so very welcome!

1, Ugh! It always frustrates me when he uses whatever video service this one is - i can't fullscreen these videos! Go back to ANY of the other ones please! I'm afraid that is the site of last resort. If you see it, I already tried everything else first. I tried getting an invite to Floatplane. Got ...

1, Ugh! It always frustrates me when he uses whatever video service this one is - i can't fullscreen these videos! Go back to ANY of the other ones please! 2. I agree with his review. This is the first of the Kelvin movies i actually liked. Dont get me wrong, i think the actors (other than Pine) did...

I can't seem to full-screen this video at all

His assessment of Weir's leadership is very similar to what i think of Janeway, especially in her interactions with 7 of 9 - the leader is in the wrong but the show does all it can to make it seem like they are in the right and it just ends up looking bad.

Dammit. I was hoping this would be a MacGuyver review!

(actually, that would be kinda fun)

I was being a bit tongue-in-cheek with that comment...or at least i tried to be, but my tongue was recently repossessed.

Heh, I missed the replies to my comment. Id be happy to discus Galaxy rangers at any time! It was so far ahead of its time, and its story lines were sadly cut short. Id love to see it re-done today on maybe netflix, being allowed to be more serious as it should be. Unicron: IDK where I got it from, ...

For all it's many, many flaws, I personally rather like Repo, The Genetic Opera Its so weird to me that REPO! is thought of by him as 'gorn'. The gore is theatrical to the extreme - very unrealistic and just shown to express the idea that things are bloody. As a medical professional, the first time...