Star Trek (TOS) The Changling
Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2017 6:02 pm
I wish the Nomad joke had been about the Sega Nomad.
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Its very Lovecraftian...Rocketboy1313 wrote:For a show ostensibly about the power of humanity striking out into the stars there is a comical number of insane gods floating around that could blast us all to ash in an instant.
Nah, there would be ten times as many but they’re all too busy blasting each other to bother with us lower life forms most of the time.Wargriffin wrote:Its very Lovecraftian...Rocketboy1313 wrote:For a show ostensibly about the power of humanity striking out into the stars there is a comical number of insane gods floating around that could blast us all to ash in an instant.
Granted Gene always just viewed them more as an annoyance...
With their frequency you'd think there would be a dedicated branch of Starfleet whose only job is to find and KILL these things!
Probably a team at Section 31 with that job. And they're probably pretty successful. We don't see nearly as many come the TNG era.Wargriffin wrote:Its very Lovecraftian...Rocketboy1313 wrote:For a show ostensibly about the power of humanity striking out into the stars there is a comical number of insane gods floating around that could blast us all to ash in an instant.
Granted Gene always just viewed them more as an annoyance...
With their frequency you'd think there would be a dedicated branch of Starfleet whose only job is to find and KILL these things!
Is Chuck a Castlevania Fan?Redem wrote:I'm suprise they were no
"What is a man?" "a miserable ples of secrets" joke
I don't know, but it crossed my mindWargriffin wrote:Is Chuck a Castlevania Fan?Redem wrote:I'm suprise they were no
"What is a man?" "a miserable ples of secrets" joke