The process of scientific discovery is never “Eureka!” but rather “That’s funny…”
The process of scientific discovery is never “Eureka!” but rather “That’s funny…”
“Yeah, make a chair out of metal and straight angles! But also put a nice headrest on there, we don’t want people to be uncomfortable.”
I keep thinking about the killer clown from the Orville episode Firestorm. Which was basically the same thing - a manifestation of fear.
(Sorry about the CAM quality)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GcnPAX9_jo
It’s also worth noting that Voyager alum Brannon Braga directed that episode of The Orville.
Not a hot take, the truth. Doing abstract things like that is where Star Trek excelled.
Satan: “Jesus, no, we don’t do that shit here.”
.gifv strikes again.
This picture requires no context, it is amazing on its own.
You wouldn’t break every pot in this shop.
Oh my god, they’ve been buffered! O’Brian secretly controls the galaxy in the future.
Unless the ship’s chiropractor is a private practitioner, they’re all gonna be Starfleet.
Also I’m pretty sure Sickbay is a shelter since there are bound to be people who can’t leave.
Yeah, Keiko was a just a civvy. Even yellow alert means go home and wait for instructions.
Finger over the DELETE BUFFER button just in case they’re boarded.
Like things we thought we nailed down in the 19th century and haven’t thought to revisit with modern methods and equipment. Then someone decides to look at it again and uncovered a boatload of previously unknown data.
“We thought we understood hiccups, but this changes EVERYTHING!”
(I dunno if hiccups are secretly a scientific black box or not, but you get the idea.)
Ah, okay.
Be strong.
You threw me with Cerritos. I thought this was an Enterprise joke.
Jeff Goldblum not being in Star Trek is a mistake that needs to be rectified.
Though, he might now have a life-long exclusivity with Disney. So, maybe The Orville?
“We’re lesbians, butt…”
The giant display on the back of the bridge reflected everything… including cameras and stage lights. So in certain shots, they would tape black construction paper in key places on the display to obscure the reflection. On 19” CRT TVs, you really couldn’t tell. In HD, it’s painfully obvious.
Just when you thought they stopped making these games.