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I've never watched "Star Trek"

post #1 of 17
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Seeing the two "Star Trek" threads on this forum reminded me that I've never watched an entire episode of the TV show, or any of the movies.

I once watched a few minutes of an episode when I was in high school, after smoking a few joints with my friends. I channel-surfed into the show after it started, so I couldn't understand what was going on. All I remember was that a little space monster that looked like a potato pancake snuck up on Mr. Spock and stung him on the back. Spock was cold-cocked, and he went down like a ton of bricks. Dude didn't know what hit him.

I think that's what happened, I was pretty stoned at the time...
post #2 of 17
Yeah. Members be changin' their avatars and the like.
post #3 of 17
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i never really watched the tv show or the movies, but i guess the new movie is for a more general audience to enjoy
I wouldn't mind watching the show or the movies -- one of my cousins and one of my oldest friends are big fans, so I probably should give it a try. Without smoking a joint beforehand, of course.
post #4 of 17
Joints only make the show better. Your mistake was not starting from the beginning of an episode.
post #5 of 17
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Joints only make the show better. Your mistake was not starting from the beginning of an episode.
Good advice!
post #6 of 17
Two joints, Captain Kirk, and a cast full of hotties in miniskirts with matching panties and beehive hairdos. Makes for a great night!
post #7 of 17
Never watched it, will not see movie, and think Trekkies are tools. That being said, there was an alrming article about people who decorate their living room/dens w/ Capt. Kirk 'bridge seat' replicas recently Attachment 22315

Here's another, errr, interesting article that supports my contention:

http://www.electronichouse.com/artic...rtment_guy/C68
post #8 of 17
I've never watched it either. It always looked a bit bland to me.
post #9 of 17
Tools? Not quite, more like nerds. And you should probably learn what the whole philosophy behind Star Trek is before judging. It's not all about CGI and saving the princess, and ripping off the ideas of Akira Kurosawa like Star Wars; Star Trek actually has a message. http://www.niatu.net/transfictiontre...philosophy.pdf
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Never watched it, will not see movie, and think Trekkies are tools. That being said, there was an alrming article about people who decorate their living room/dens w/ Capt. Kirk 'bridge seat' replicas recently Attachment 22315 Here's another, errr, interesting article that supports my contention: http://www.electronichouse.com/artic...rtment_guy/C68
post #10 of 17
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Originally Posted by javyn View Post
Tools? Not quite, more like nerds. And you should probably learn what the whole philosophy behind Star Trek is before judging.

It's not all about CGI and saving the princess, and ripping off the ideas of Akira Kurosawa like Star Wars; Star Trek actually has a message.

http://www.niatu.net/transfictiontre...philosophy.pdf

You've got to be sh!tting me. What's CGI?
post #11 of 17
Computer generated effects....how exactly am I shitting you?

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You've got to be sh!tting me. What's CGI?
post #12 of 17
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Computer generated effects....how exactly am I shitting you?

Why isn't it CGE?
post #13 of 17
Y'all are missing out.
post #14 of 17
CGI is computer generated imagery, generally used for special effects in movies. I think he was trying to explain it, not letter-by-letter the acronym.
post #15 of 17
I'm not the person you should be asking.

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Why isn't it CGE?
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