TNG The Outrageous Okana
TNG The Outrageous Okana
Is my memory faulty, or did was The Outrageous Okana changed to use the Voyager intro music?
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clearspira
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Re: TNG The Outrageous Okana
I seem to remember that this review was made back at a time when he was having problems with the copyright to 99 Red Balloons.
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King Green
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99 Balloons is copyrighted, who was the asshole to abuse that crap....ohh, that turd of a studio with critic-hate lawyers.
Do not pity a Slave for the Slave-Lord, but hear the power of what Chaos can be.
All Beings bow before the children of he who bound their flesh by their words.
Fall and wail, all flesh, bone, soul,& power is a servant to Yun-man, the First Slave-Lord.
All Beings bow before the children of he who bound their flesh by their words.
Fall and wail, all flesh, bone, soul,& power is a servant to Yun-man, the First Slave-Lord.
Re: TNG The Outrageous Okona
I like the implication, "The Outrageous Okona" might just be the very first episode of Voyager!
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Re: TNG The Outrageous Okona
Which is odd given that a Trek story featuring a supposedly likable captain whose apparent positive qualities are all said rather than shown and who essentially amounts to a person of very basic competence treated as being far more impressive than he actually is...
...would suggest its the first episode of Enterprise.
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Captain Kirk ****s the Alien Babes.
Riker makes a big deal that the Second Directive forbids the Captain from ****ing the Alien Babes, first officer must do that duty.
But Okona is the only person on his ship, so he has to **** the Babes.
Riker makes a big deal that the Second Directive forbids the Captain from ****ing the Alien Babes, first officer must do that duty.
But Okona is the only person on his ship, so he has to **** the Babes.
Self sealing stem bolts don't just seal themselves, you know.
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No, this is a supposedly likable freighter captain whose apparent positive qualities are all said rather than shown...MerelyAFan wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 7:23 pmWhich is odd given that a Trek story featuring a supposedly likable captain whose apparent positive qualities are all said rather than shown and who essentially amounts to a person of very basic competence treated as being far more impressive than he actually is...
...would suggest its the first episode of Enterprise.
Which suggests he's proto-Neelix.
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Re: TNG The Outrageous Okana
And the first narration of Treks idealism destroying the entire human race, with cultural-to-gentic genocide.
Do not pity a Slave for the Slave-Lord, but hear the power of what Chaos can be.
All Beings bow before the children of he who bound their flesh by their words.
Fall and wail, all flesh, bone, soul,& power is a servant to Yun-man, the First Slave-Lord.
All Beings bow before the children of he who bound their flesh by their words.
Fall and wail, all flesh, bone, soul,& power is a servant to Yun-man, the First Slave-Lord.
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*sigh* When you make love to a significant other and are ready to bring new life into the world, you MUST sacrifice parts of your culture and lifeworks to the newborn.
What Trek does is the complete opposite...No, its beyond opposite, its a servant of Chaos. No cultural sacrifice of lovers or educating the newborn to friendly challenge the system, which is more terrifying when you read the precursor to Orwell's 1964.
In Trek terms: Fuck life, Obey Admirals, and Go Beyond the Stars.
And these people take these words LITERALLY!?
What Trek does is the complete opposite...No, its beyond opposite, its a servant of Chaos. No cultural sacrifice of lovers or educating the newborn to friendly challenge the system, which is more terrifying when you read the precursor to Orwell's 1964.
In Trek terms: Fuck life, Obey Admirals, and Go Beyond the Stars.
And these people take these words LITERALLY!?
Do not pity a Slave for the Slave-Lord, but hear the power of what Chaos can be.
All Beings bow before the children of he who bound their flesh by their words.
Fall and wail, all flesh, bone, soul,& power is a servant to Yun-man, the First Slave-Lord.
All Beings bow before the children of he who bound their flesh by their words.
Fall and wail, all flesh, bone, soul,& power is a servant to Yun-man, the First Slave-Lord.
