They’re just gonna geek out over horticulture. It’s the one thing in common they share.
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As long as I get to play the part of La’An, I’m okay with that.
But if “Tomorrow is Yesterday” then I must resist regardless.
What if it is “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow”? Do I resist three times as much?
So I submit to yesterday?
They don’t even read it in the order the pages were printed.
Why would I be eating Cardassian food?
To each of ours separately at the same time or is this a DP situation?
The bigger problem is trying to get the mainstream that would read an article like that to understand the technical difference between hacking and accessing unsecured data.
You made me think of this.
Or the joke here is that the character was originally portrayed by Majel Barrett.
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He looks suspiciously like an 20th century actor that portrayed characters who frequently needed rescuing.
(startrek.website)
This action figure looks less like Robert Duncan McNeill and more like Matt Damon.
Boimler was freaking out because he knows that voice so well.
Based on a discussion of “Collective” from The Delta Flyers.
We know Q was obsessed with Picard, but Janeway was propositioned for having Q’s kid. Who had it worse?
EDIT: I’d been 11 hours since I posted this. Scott Frakes isn’t a real person. Jonathan doesn’t have a twin brother. His middle name is Scott. This is a long running joke from Mission Log podcast. Whenever Thomas Riker was in an episode or they mentioned him, they would pretend he was played by a person named Scott Frakes, the imaginary twin brother of Jonathan Frakes.
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I’m pretty sure this was made up.