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I wanna be McCoy...

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The Critic...

You obviously have great taste in animation...

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Judging from that comment, so do you! :)

In June I got the DVD box set of all the episodes of The Critic. It was a WONDERFUL birthday present!
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i get to be..hmm..beverly crusher after her son died tragically in a run-in with by-tor! 8)

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Can I be Dax? Imagine spending all that time with Jadzia and Ezri
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As an SF fan from the UK during the 70s, I grew up with the original Star Trek along with other imports like Land of the Giants and Time Tunnel as well as such homegrown fare as Doctor Who, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and The Clangers.

I was never much of Galatica fan, mainly because Richard Hatch has got to be the least charismatic hero since Keir Dullea in 2001 and the fact I can't abide the guy who played Starbuck.

I did like TNG and, may I be forgiven, Buck Rogers. I also remember a one-off SF/Time Travel drama called The Flipside of Dominic Hyde which was great.

If I was pushed to name the best SF TV, I would have to niminate Babylon 5, Red Dwarf, The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy and the BBCs excellent 1980s adaptation of The Day of the Triffids.

More recently, I've found my tastes running to odder fare, especially the superb Dead Like Me
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by-tor wrote:I'm either Data or Worf, but no matter which one, I get to kick Riker's ass on a daily basis....and I get to shoot Wesley Crusher with a phaser.
No way, by-tor. Riker kicks ass.

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Augie wrote:I was in college at the time. I had other things on my mind (schoolwork, crazy schedules, crazy sleep cycles, girls, hanging out, driving my Mustang GT, etc.). Then I was stricken with illness. That rendered me physically incapable of watching TV for about 14 years. That's why I never saw any of the other subsequent Star Trek series either.
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If it's not too personal of a question, what disease would do that to you? That sounds really awful (not the lack of TV, but being that ill).
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D'Anconia wrote:
by-tor wrote:I'm either Data or Worf, but no matter which one, I get to kick Riker's ass on a daily basis....and I get to shoot Wesley Crusher with a phaser.
No way, by-tor. Riker kicks ass.

I am both a Rushian and a Trekkie.
Outside of Wesley Crusher, Riker has to be my most hated character on TNG. I guess it's not his fault....when creating the roles for TNG, they decided not to go with one character who did it all like Kirk, so you got Picard as the leader that Kirk was, Worf as the, "I'm going to kick everybody's ass" area of Kirk, and Riker as the ladies man Kirk was....and Riker just comes across as a pansy to me. :razz:
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I didn't like Riker at all either. Turns out that Frakes is much better as a director than an actor. :)
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D'Anconia wrote:
by-tor wrote:I'm either Data or Worf, but no matter which one, I get to kick Riker's ass on a daily basis....and I get to shoot Wesley Crusher with a phaser.
No way, by-tor. Riker kicks ass.
I agree. Riker was awesome. Like in the episode when he joined the Klingon Exchange Program. He does kick ass, and he gets all the space babes too.

I'm a big Trekkie, which is why I brought up the analogy in the first place. Thanks to awip for picking up the ball and running with it.
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EndlesslyRocking wrote:I agree. Riker was awesome. Like in the episode when he joined the Klingon Exchange Program. He does kick ass, and he gets all the space babes too.
Well, isn't that special. Maybe one spring day, you, Riker, and the Lambs can hold hands and skip thru a daisy field together. :twisted: :razz:
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by-tor wrote:
EndlesslyRocking wrote:I agree. Riker was awesome. Like in the episode when he joined the Klingon Exchange Program. He does kick ass, and he gets all the space babes too.
Well, isn't that special. Maybe one spring day, you, Riker, and the Lambs can hold hands and skip thru a daisy field together. :twisted: :razz:
ROFLMBO! :laughing6:
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ElfDude wrote:I wanna be McCoy...

"Dagnab it, Jim! You can't kiss a Vulcan! Your lips'll turn green!!!"
"I'm a DOCTOR, not a SCRIPTWRITER!!!"
"i'm a doctor not a bricklayer"
"i'ma doctor not an escalater"
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