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This, by the way, is from Moby DickxxChrisxx said:Star Trek was excellent.
Into Darkness was entertaining, but terrible.
Dear old Mr. Spock repeatedly pounding a mans face on the wing of a plane?
Admiral Robocop is another asshat with yet another another GIANT SPACESHIP.
[STRIKE]Sherlock Holmes[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]Wolverine[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]Neo[/STRIKE] Khan is now an emotionless robot man, who regenerates with magic blood and doesn't feel pain, and knows Kung Fu.He tasks me, he tasks me, and I shall have him.
I'll chase him round the moons of Nibia, round the Antares Maelstrom and round Perdition's flames before I give him up.
FULL POWER! DAMN YOU!
I watched voyager a few times when it was on tv. I plan on watching the series in full after I finish Enterprise on netflix. I highly recommend enterprise. It starts out a little slow, but stick with it. It gets good.Finthefox said:I liked Voyager, enough to own all the seasons on DVD. I still watch from time to time in marathon sessions. I've never spent much time on any of the others - though it is on my list of things to do.