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Hey Internet, what the fuck is my “thing?” Like how would you describe me to someone

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Random Trek @randomtrek.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

If they’re patient they can just wait until next time he’s at a comic-con panel

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Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) Season 4, Episode 13: United (2) Aired: 2/4/2005, UPN 00:33:07.761

Caption: [GASPING AND CHOKING]

Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)
Season 4, Episode 13: United (2)
00:33:07.761

Aired: 2/4/2005, UPN
Studio: Paramount Network Television

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The ad breaks on YouTube are shorter than on HBO, for which I pay a subscription

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I held my tongue As they told me, “Son, “Wheels are the feet of cars” So I never went back

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Maddy "Boo!" Hare @mbhare.eurosky.social · 04/10/2026

*casual musing* I'm fond of my wife

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to the Joker, a "twisted" ankle is actually normal

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Stellbound: Stellraiser II @antlervel.vet · 04/10/2026

Michael Claymore. Movie’s the same except George Clooney has a big two-handed sword. He does get into a brutal swordfight with Tilda Swinton before the recording reveal. Otherwise movie’s the same. Michael Claymore (that’s a type of large two-handed sword from Scotland. Claymore I mean not Michael)

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Last year on the podcast, I wrote an original space sci-fi movie that I described as “Battlestar Galactica meets Pirates of the Caribbean.” Now I’ve expanded that world as an episodic TV show, and it feels like the sort of thing I was made to write. If you dig my takes on sci-fi, give this a look.

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Forever grateful to Battlestar Galactica for using a slightly reworded version of this speech in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part Two" and to RDM for directing folks to the original in his episode commentary

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Mario Savio - Operation Of The Machine | Bodies Upon The Gears

Not a great sign that it is the 2026 and I regularly think about Mario Savio's "Bodies on the gears" speech www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq74...

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YouTube video by elfmix

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I don’t remember the hype being that huge and I went to high school with the inventor’s niece. I recall the Arrested Development jokes and the news that my classmate had recently become very very rich

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Watching postseason baseball and drinkin ciders with da wife. Pretty good

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Kendra, spooky version @kendrawcandraw.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Do you think Tarik Skubal ever tried to learn a screwball

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I'm doing a challenge called Screamtober where I scream and scream and scream and scream and scream and scream and scream

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It’s so funny how every single time an actor or filmmaker brings up the movie “Crash” in an interview they have to immediately qualify it with “Not the Best Picture-winner, I mean the one about car perverts”

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I mean nowadays I wouldn’t advise anyone subscribe to Paramount+ for any reason but that’s agnostic to the quality of the programming

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Star Trek: Discovery tore itself apart for the good of Star Trek’s future

Discovery isn’t great, but it took a lot of risks and tried new things and had something of substance to say, which is always what I want from Trek. There is a lot to like about it, especially in Seasons 2 and 3. I did a lot of writing about the show at the time. www.polygon.com/24168842/sta...

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Live long, reinvent, and prosper

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Some people say Discovery “isn’t Star Trek” but what is Star Trek if not a show in which a lot of meetings are conducted (This episode, which mostly just intercuts between a council session and an HR mediation, might be my favorite Discovery.)

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CARLY RAE JEPSEN: Who gave you eyes like that; said you could keep ‘em SCOTT SUMMERS: You’re right — I used to think of my eyes as a curse. All the damage they’ve caused…but there’s also all the foes defeated, injustices fought. And now if someone tried to take them from me, I’d die fighting.

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Chappie has entered the Pod Universe

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I was recording a bit and got interrupted by a servant of Darkseid

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If Mothra was alive today climate change would be Over

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The Beatles are a perfect example of how to make the most out of a blank check from your studio and your audience. They were too big to fail, so they got weirder, experimenting and building on what less commercial acts were doing. Their popularity actually expanded the world of pop music.

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We named you after the two most famous people we ever knew, “Michael Beyoncé Jordan”

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Their goofiness with the press has made a fan out of my wife so for at least the next week we’re a White Sox & Brewers household

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