1.5 : Unexpected.
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I meant the time it would take to download it, not the time you were away.
is that a broadband connection?
Brit Chick
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Saw this on Sky One last night. I was glad that I enjoyed it cos I was not too sure about the last two. This one made me laugh out loud and the storyline was very good.
Did you see Archer's face trying not to laugh when the Doc was giving his diagnosis - excellent. Also how quick was T'Pol to condemn Trip for not being able to control himself for just 3 days ? - whoo - what a snooty so and so - jeez if they are all like that about doing the wild thing how do they continue to procreate !
I was wondering about the holographic technology - it seemed logical that this could be where they got it from, but then that would cause big continuity probs so maybe they'll work it out on their own later.
Plus, the Kilingons - reminds us that the really are supposed to be a warrior - shoot first and don't bother to ask questions - race. Its good that the humans in the crew got to see that.
Also, can't end this post and not mention the shower scene - I came over all unecessary at that - now if only that opaque shower door hadn't gone quite so high - aaaah - I'll just imagine that :evil:
Did you see Archer's face trying not to laugh when the Doc was giving his diagnosis - excellent. Also how quick was T'Pol to condemn Trip for not being able to control himself for just 3 days ? - whoo - what a snooty so and so - jeez if they are all like that about doing the wild thing how do they continue to procreate !
I was wondering about the holographic technology - it seemed logical that this could be where they got it from, but then that would cause big continuity probs so maybe they'll work it out on their own later.
Plus, the Kilingons - reminds us that the really are supposed to be a warrior - shoot first and don't bother to ask questions - race. Its good that the humans in the crew got to see that.
Also, can't end this post and not mention the shower scene - I came over all unecessary at that - now if only that opaque shower door hadn't gone quite so high - aaaah - I'll just imagine that :evil:
I've finally seen this episode:
Of course it would! I think BritChick is right, it was a way of seeing more of Scott Bakula - seriously though, he's quite an old guy, is he a sex-symbol?
What happened to Doctor-Patient confidentiality? Trip had to ASK that it be kept from the rest of the crew, but the Captain and T'Pol were already told. (maybe the Captain needed to know) But then, the Captain goes and blabs it to the waiter, why not just announce it on the Intercom? Mildly funny but unprofessional.
Why does T'Pol (who is supposed to know all about alien lifeforms) so quickly jump to conclusions about how Trip got pregnant? Then we go into the realms of 'Hilarious pregnancy cliches' for 5 minutes. Then the alien woman, Ah'Len, says "I had no idea this could happen with another species!" Don't they teach them anything at school!
Don't you think that Enterprise would have been interested in some of that cool Xyrillian technology too, not just the Klingons? Apart from the re-sequenced photonic holographic simulator, there was the terraphasic warp coils (OK they seemed to be faulty), the stealth technology, and the technology that can resynthesise proteins and carbohydrates. And wouldn't the Klingons be more interested in the Xyrillian's stealth technology than the holography.
Does the Federation get holodeck technology from the Xyrillians? You know it's possible we get it from the Klingons after they develop it, that would explain why it never works in TNG.
Apart from the fact of "Why does Trip know more about the Xyrillian's engines than they do?", why is there this decompression/ acclimatisation process, why not just use environmental suits? OK, maybe because there is less manueverability, but I'm sorry, I just can't see the Klingons doing it twice, for three hours at a time, which is probably why we didn't actually see that part.
I still think it was a mistake to tell the Klingons about the Xyrillians. They would have just fired first and asked questions later. Even Malcolm Reed knew this, and he usually wants to blow everything up himself!
And finally, why were the Xyrillians carrying tanks of Goa'uld larvae?
Of course it would! I think BritChick is right, it was a way of seeing more of Scott Bakula - seriously though, he's quite an old guy, is he a sex-symbol?
What happened to Doctor-Patient confidentiality? Trip had to ASK that it be kept from the rest of the crew, but the Captain and T'Pol were already told. (maybe the Captain needed to know) But then, the Captain goes and blabs it to the waiter, why not just announce it on the Intercom? Mildly funny but unprofessional.
Why does T'Pol (who is supposed to know all about alien lifeforms) so quickly jump to conclusions about how Trip got pregnant? Then we go into the realms of 'Hilarious pregnancy cliches' for 5 minutes. Then the alien woman, Ah'Len, says "I had no idea this could happen with another species!" Don't they teach them anything at school!
Don't you think that Enterprise would have been interested in some of that cool Xyrillian technology too, not just the Klingons? Apart from the re-sequenced photonic holographic simulator, there was the terraphasic warp coils (OK they seemed to be faulty), the stealth technology, and the technology that can resynthesise proteins and carbohydrates. And wouldn't the Klingons be more interested in the Xyrillian's stealth technology than the holography.
Does the Federation get holodeck technology from the Xyrillians? You know it's possible we get it from the Klingons after they develop it, that would explain why it never works in TNG.
Apart from the fact of "Why does Trip know more about the Xyrillian's engines than they do?", why is there this decompression/ acclimatisation process, why not just use environmental suits? OK, maybe because there is less manueverability, but I'm sorry, I just can't see the Klingons doing it twice, for three hours at a time, which is probably why we didn't actually see that part.
I still think it was a mistake to tell the Klingons about the Xyrillians. They would have just fired first and asked questions later. Even Malcolm Reed knew this, and he usually wants to blow everything up himself!
And finally, why were the Xyrillians carrying tanks of Goa'uld larvae?
Brit Chick
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lol tee hee I saw those and wondered what the hell was going on there - !!!!!
And to answer your earlier question Dave, Scott Bakula IS a sex symbol - I can't speak for everyone but as far as I am concerned he is !!!
This was an entertaining episode.
Little confused on why the Xyrillians went to space with such unreliable tack, even more so that they were singularly incapable of their own repairs.
I think the interplay between Trip and T'Pot is starting to show. She sounded sooo much like the Ex. Telling him off for not keeping his hands to himself. I can see lots of fictions coming (not from me)
They missed a few other plays in the humour. I'm surprised some of the ladies haven't commented on how well he took to pregnancy?
Little confused on why the Xyrillians went to space with such unreliable tack, even more so that they were singularly incapable of their own repairs.
I think the interplay between Trip and T'Pot is starting to show. She sounded sooo much like the Ex. Telling him off for not keeping his hands to himself. I can see lots of fictions coming (not from me)
They missed a few other plays in the humour. I'm surprised some of the ladies haven't commented on how well he took to pregnancy?
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