Both hobbit and space hobbit defy all odds to inexplicably save the day. It’s apt.
I just figured I tend to like epic quests with funny looking people.
Every true Scotsman knows about space
As a Scotsman I should be insulted but I always play a dwarf in D&D so I’ll allow it
Glory, not even once.
…eh, not really.
Should’ve picked Pippin as the example for fantasy hobbits when you go for (nuisance).
40K did it better.
Dwarf =? Scotsman
That is correct.
Aye, lad.
the Dwarfs in the original fairy tale lore of western Europe were just regular elves who liked mountains and mining.
dark elves of norse legends would romulans.
*hot space elf
The human one made me chortle.
Could have said “space horny (human)”
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I’d have picked Tom Bombadill over Gandalf to line up against Q
I’d have made Quark a space dwarf (loves gold pressedlatinum, short in stature) and I’d have made romulans space goblins (descended from space elves, evil).
Romulans could also line up against the Black Numenoreans, fits the split from the good line of Numenoreans, Vulcans. Either is good though
I can see the Quark thing, especially with the Dwavern rings enhancing their lover of material things
Don’t ruin Star Trek for me. Seriously.
Star Trek sems to be doing a pretty good job of ruining Star Trek these days.
Don’t know what you’re talking about; aside from that Section 31 movie, all recent series have been stellar. Not perfect, they each have their flaws—just like the original series…
I’m glad you’re enjoying them. I kind of noped out of Star Trek after the second J.J. Abrams film, and have only really been keeping up on them via Redlettermedia’s reviews, so that may have coloured my view. :) They just seem to lack the optimism of the Roddenberry era. I reckon we could use some of that these days.
Try Strange New Worlds
:checks trailers: meh
i dint like the 3 series, snw for what its worth still fall short, but sitll marginally better than the other 2. lower decks was fun though.
Oh, just watch Lower Decks and laugh. There are plenty of writers who “Get” Star Trek, they just arn’t making the big budget movies, they are doing the silly side projects.
you can thank KURTZMAN and paramount for doing it. kurtzman said he dint care about continuity of star trek, hence why the 3 series is so wierd and out of place, and SUPER LAZY.
enterprise for what its worth was starting to get better in the last season, but LES MOOVES destroyed the franchise, because he hated the show. and then came the jj-abrams era, which nutrek copies now.
The fact that Alex Kurtzman keeps getting work reinforces my decision to just not bother.
also lifting material without crediting the sources, like from the novels/ and the wiki page, yea we know its franchise IP, but acknowlegde the source lol.
OP did Wil Wheaton wrong.
OP didnt do Wil Wheaton wrong, the writers that came up with Wesley Crusher were the ones who did Wil Wheaton wrong.
Wesley certainly is annoying for his first couple appearances, but I don’t really think we should hold season 1 against any TNG character. He has good moments later, and The First Duty is a straight up excellent episode.
On the other hand, hobbits aren’t annoying either. They didn’t ask to get roped into all that nonsense. Elves are the annoying ones in LotR.
“I will take the ring to Mordor, though I do not know the way.” - Frodo
(I know, he didn’t have much of a choice, but I had to lol)Ya got me. But he did at least try to unload it on Gandalf and Galadriel.
