Wesley isn’t in DS9.
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I’m no scientist, but I think so.
Well it would be bad if we began eating soap. Right?
In that case I’m gonna blame Oprah Winfrey for that one.
I pretty sure it was public knowledge (even talked about in publicity) Dead Reckoning was two parts.
Well, that does mention it but not that one. Two people try to sell the milk.
Maybe I’m remembering wrong, but wasn’t there a Portlandia sketch about why raw milk is bad?
Why couldn’t she speak up sooner?
Of course they do.
Apparently being the victim of genocide gives you a free pass.
Jamaican Blend
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Aaron J. Waltke (PRO writer and executive producer) debates the answer to a poorly written Jeopardy clue.
(startrek.website)
“What is a deuterium-antimatter reaction regulated by a dilithium matrix — or in the case of Romulans, a quantum singularity; or quantum slipstream which utilizes benamite crystals, though whether it is a fuel source is ambiguous and the subject of much speculation…?”
On the left, a Federation conference in 2372, which Dominion set off a bomb. In center, a conference of various Kazon sects, Trabe and Voyager discussing possible alliances. On the right is Kelvin Khan attacking a security meeting of high ranking Starfleet officers, whom include Kelvin Pike and Kelvin Kirk.
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Podcast: All Access Star Trek And Robert Hewitt Wolfe Revisit The Sept. 2024 Bell Riots Of DS9’s “Past Tense”
(startrek.website)
I am personally annoyed. The “Past Tenese” panel at STLV, did not happen at the scheduled time. I was at the convention, very excited for the panel. Anyways, Wolfe mentions being at STLV, so clearly it happened earlier in the day. Apparently the panel was pushed up and there was no announcement of the change.
Saw this on Mastodon but a reverse image search didn’t yield an answer to who made this.
Yeah but domestic terrorism itself (last I checked) has no criminal statute. It would be much easier if we had a law defining domestic terror and how to prosecute it.