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Look what they've done to part of the DS9 set!!!!! noooooooo!!!!!!!! - its an airlock door...
*sniff*
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Yeah, can't wait for a huge WWF commercial. Although we'll see how it turns out.
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You misunderstand...I was talking about the episode itself.
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Aban - I meant the airlock door behind seven in the second picture... its from DS9 - and painted lemon! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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The Rock is in this episode for five minutes, saith Robert J. Doherty. How come no one realises that doesn't make this a commercial for the WWF?
Oh! And the difference between the violence in "Tsunkatse" and "By Inferno's Light" is...? (Neither Worf nor Seven want to fight, but they sort of have to in order to accomplish something: survival.)
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I can't believe that Hirogen is J.G. Herletzer!
Andrew
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Yeah, but the fighting in "In Inferno's Light" was a little more essential to the story, and a little better written. Jem"hadar warriors fight the inmates to entertain themselves. It was intresting to see the jem'hadar in thi way, it enhanced both worf's character as well as our understadning of the jem'hadar and the dominion. This voyager epsiode is just a chance to see seven in even more derogitory clothing in a vain attempt to increase Voyager's sagging ratings. DS9 wrote good stories to get more viewers, Voyager has to be sexist.
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I really don't think you should be commenting on the writing before it airs. You know only the basic outline of the story based on spoilers, etc. The episode may reveal a more detailed scenario. And is trying to capitalize on the fame of the WWF really such a wrong idea? It's not as if this is going to happen every week. And excuse the pun, but like all other TV, Star Trek is still an enterprise.
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quote:Yeah, but the fighting in "In Inferno's Light" was a little more essential to the story, and a little better written.
Having not seen "Tsunkatse" yet (unless you have special privileges somehow), how can you say this?
And wait... more essential to the story? In "Tsunkatese", this is the story, while that in "By Inferno's Light" was almost a subplot.
quote:This voyager epsiode is just a chance to see seven in even more derogitory clothing in a vain attempt to increase Voyager's sagging ratings.
Sagging ratings? Not at all. Ratings are equivalent to last year with less coverage over the U.S. That means more people are watching the show per capita. And, again, if you were to do the math for Voyager's ratings compared to DS9's (On fair ground! Meaning same national coverage percentage, multiple viewings in areas, the canceled UPN shwoings which just reduce the overall ratings, etc.), I'm certain the difference would be negiligeable.
quote:DS9 wrote good stories to get more viewers, Voyager has to be sexist.
Really? If I wanted to, I could call some things on DS9 sexist. But seeing as I like the show, I don't particularly want to try to. And I still don't see how this is a sexist show...
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Although we'll see how it turns out.
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