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Sword of Damocles
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Top Ten Things You'll Never See In Trek Novels
- Thread starter Mr. Laser Beam
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Sword of Damocles
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Goosnargh. :thumbsup:
I have no clue what the hell you are talking about. Tuvok played important roles in all three Titan novels so far -- he was the first character we met in Taking Wing, his past conflict with Akaar played an important role in The Red King, and he was a major player in Orion's Hounds.
Not to my knowledge. The Future Begins doesn't have chapters per se, just two long sections, plus various and sundry prologues and epilogues and such, but it's a novella.
Actually, you're right. Tuvok, although very much a part of the story of SoD, does considerably less in my book than in any of the other three. If you enjoy Tuvok, the TITAN series is for you as he is, at LEAST, a player in every book and a major one in at least two.
I don't want to get hung up on Tuvok.
I have never seen him stretched as a character though,in the same way as Spock was.I know they're different people etc. but somehow I feel that much of Tuvok's schtick was stolen by Seven during VOY.and the character has never been given a chance to shine.
As for Titan,I too often find myself asking "who is who again?".My fault? Or the paucity of material?
I have never seen him stretched as a character though,in the same way as Spock was.I know they're different people etc. but somehow I feel that much of Tuvok's schtick was stolen by Seven during VOY.and the character has never been given a chance to shine.
As for Titan,I too often find myself asking "who is who again?".My fault? Or the paucity of material?
your fault.
on topic.
Save the cheerleader, save the Federation
I'll be back (by data)
The name's Bond, James Bond
The Force is strong in this one.
Hasta la vista, Imzadi
Your move creep (a security guard)
Expelliarmus!
The Borg: EX-TER-MIN-ATE!
Someone beams up: YATTA!!!!
Avengers Assemble! (picard calls senior staff to conference room)
Wes sees Coleen: Shwing!
on topic.
Save the cheerleader, save the Federation
I'll be back (by data)
The name's Bond, James Bond
The Force is strong in this one.
Hasta la vista, Imzadi
Your move creep (a security guard)
Expelliarmus!
The Borg: EX-TER-MIN-ATE!
Someone beams up: YATTA!!!!
Avengers Assemble! (picard calls senior staff to conference room)
Wes sees Coleen: Shwing!
ditto ^JAG said:
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CaptCalhoun, I've got to share those with my husband. Too funny!
Wouldn't that be "To me, my X-Men!"?
yeah, that would be better.
maybe Sisko should call 'Avengers Assemble!'
maybe Sisko should call 'Avengers Assemble!'
"Oh my, what is that?"
"You know that thing that happened in episode 45 of the series?
"Yeah"
"And you know the things that have been happening in volumes 2 through 18 of the novels because of that?"
"Uh huh?"
"Well this has nothing to do with that. In fact we've never experienced anything like it before."
"You know that thing that happened in episode 45 of the series?
"Yeah"
"And you know the things that have been happening in volumes 2 through 18 of the novels because of that?"
"Uh huh?"
"Well this has nothing to do with that. In fact we've never experienced anything like it before."
And I just bet all the writers watching this thread are already working out how to use all of these lines...
I want that book! Could you be so kind as to tell me what it is...?
Thanks!
KRAD said:
Data doesn't use contractions.
Except several dozen times in the first season. And anytime he was playing a role or quoting someone else. And anytime Spiner slipped up in delivering the line. And anytime that a novelist or comic author slipped up and had him use a contraction and the editor missed it.
Or when a novelist intentionally had him use a contraction as a subtle critique of how ludicrous the idea of him not using contractions was... (whistles innocently)
KRAD said:
Not all of them. Data doesn't use contractions.
He does when he's quoting a text that has contractions, such as Shakespeare, or someone else's words...