How many roads must a man walk down?
How many horns must a Mugato rub?
The answer is blowing in the wind. And Roddenberry knew a thing or two about blowing.
Spoilers Star Trek: Lower Decks 2x04 - "Mugato, Gumato"
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How many roads must a man walk down?
How many horns must a Mugato rub?
The answer is blowing in the wind. And Roddenberry knew a thing or two about blowing.
Well I don’t know. How long are you going to write sanctimoniously prudish posts? Forever, I suspect.
Well, there are lots of things i find unnecessary in stories. It was not necessary.
Sounds like the gik'tal challenge.
Alien ape sex is the literal definition of Gene's Vision. I'm sure alien ape pervert voyeur probably falls under that criteria too.
Precisely!
This thread is increasingly easy to rub my horn to.
Rewatching the episode today I didn’t feel as uncomfortable as the first time. Might be that I knew it was coming or that this time I wasn’t watching it with my girlfriend, perhaps.
On the other hand, I’m feeling more and more uncomfortable reading this topic.
On the other hand, I’m feeling more and more uncomfortable reading this topic.
Of course, the most intriguing aspect of this episode was - Kzinti are apparently now in Starfleet! This is kind of curious, considering in a few short years, Riker gets real squirrelly about a Kzinti presence near Napenthe.
I wonder if that one was a kind of Kzin Worf, a member of Starfleet, irrespective of the adversarial nature between those two governments.
I wonder if that one was a kind of Kzin Worf, a member of Starfleet, irrespective of the adversarial nature between those two governments.
Doesn't mean all Kzinti are Federation members.
That’s kind of what my second paragraph implied (re. Worf). Possibly similar principle, yes.
Missed that. Didn't think it was there when i replied.
I did admittedly add that statement after the first, following some additional thought on the topic along those lines.
Tastes like chicken ....
It makes sense.
Could be. Or maybe there's a band of renegade Kzinti that were giving Riker trouble.
Yeah, I've been thinking the matter over too.
Picard also takes place a couple of decades later, relations can change in some twenty years.
See precisely the Klingons, that in TNG were close federation skies and a few years later went to war with the federation.
See precisely the Klingons, that in TNG were close federation skies and a few years later went to war with the federation.
Prodigy has a Medusan cast memeber
A surprising number of them are
This episode was solid, with a couple of good laugh lines and a creativeish solution. I enjoyed it, but it wasn't great.
Seems like TLD is settling on a "mildly funny but not overly memorable or ground breaking with lots of fun callbacks and some randomly naughty stuff to excite the nerds" formula. They ought to be able to churn out a lot of episodes if they stick with that.
Seems like TLD is settling on a "mildly funny but not overly memorable or ground breaking with lots of fun callbacks and some randomly naughty stuff to excite the nerds" formula. They ought to be able to churn out a lot of episodes if they stick with that.
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