another super subtlety

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i dont know what u'll all think of this, i know Dr. Zoidberg is pretty weirdly built, but in 214 - how hermes requisitioned his groove back, when he is showing off his claw, consisting of 3 human females, a number and a king giving himself brain surgery, he turns his claw a full 360°. 

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No he doesnt, he turns it 180°
like if u fliped your hand around. it when he goes back the perspective sorta looks like he completes it to a 360°, but to me it looks right

[#2 :]

Seems fine to me. It's probably the perspective.

[#3 :]

Get a life!

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"get a life"???
what kind of a thing to say is that in a forum like this?
I was watching the episode and it just caught my eye.  I do not comb the episodes for things like this. 
Upon frame-by-frame review, i am no longer certain of this though, the cards actually just flip instantly without him actually turning his claw around.
Therefore i change this to a scene check on magic cards!

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Originally posted by Gocad:
Get a life!

Says the guy who actually learnt Klingon.

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It's not like I ever sat down and studied it, uh, I learned it by watching Star Trek episodes. Yeah, that's it.

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Klingon? Pah! All the cool kids learn Cardassian.

[#8 :]

He learned Klingon, wow, the pinnicle of nerd-dom, I'm impressed, now do the kids at school stop taking away your hat?

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Originally posted by Teral:
Klingon? Pah! All the cool kids learn Cardassian.

Yeah, Cardassian 

Gul Dukat (in Cardassian): What a real sexy woman this Cyclopian is.
Leela: What?" What did you say?
Gul Dukat: Uh-uhm ... nothing.
 

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Originally posted by TheLesbianLeela:
 

Originally posted by Teral:
Klingon? Pah! All the cool kids learn Cardassian.

Yeah, Cardassian   

Gul Dukat (in Cardassian): What a real sexy woman this Cyclopian is.
Leela: What?" What did you say?
Gul Dukat: Uh-uhm ... nothing.
 

She'd kick his ass anyway. From pure suspicion. Tho I doubt Gul Dukat would say that anyway.  lol 

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On the topic of StarTrek it would be cool if in ine episode of Futurama the crew came accross the Enterprise or something, but I doubt that would work because StarTrek is still a TV show in the time of Futurama.

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Haven't seen "Where No Fan Has Gone Before" yet? It's a veritable Star Trek bonanza. You even get to see the PE ship with Enterprise-type nacelles (well, look-a-like at the very least).

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Originally posted by Carbito:
On the topic of StarTrek it would be cool if in ine episode of Futurama the crew came accross the Enterprise or something, but I doubt that would work because StarTrek is still a TV show in the time of Futurama.

And I think it would be really great if the crew met some gigantic love-sick women. Alas, I'm not sure how that could be done   

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It's called 'Amazon Women In The Mood'.

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I think Ricky was being sarcastic.  You can never be sure though with some people!

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Yeah carbito, there's a whole episode about star trek. The whole original cast (except scottie, as his actor passed away) guest starred as themselves.

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Actually, James "Scotty" Doohan is alive, he just decided to be an ass and not do the show.

[#18 :]

The fact that Doohan and Shatner can't stand eachother was probably another part of that riddle.

 

Originally posted by Scythemantis:(except scottie, as his actor passed away)

The Star Trek actor who died were Deforest Kelley, who played Dr Leonard 'Bones' McCoy. Although the character can be seen on WNFHGB, it doesn't have any lines.

[#19 :]

 

Originally posted by Kryten:
Actually, James "Scotty" Doohan is alive, he just decided to be an ass and not do the show.

From Cinescape TV Mania Fall 2002: "Kudos should also be given to the entire surviving original Trekcast (minus an ailing James Doohan, who were willing to make fun of themselves on national television (and did a good job at it too).

Was/is James Doohan sick or did he (as Kryten said decide not to be on the show?

[#20 :]

I'm had enough of wierd teachers. One of them we call super subtlety!

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Originally posted by Teral:
Klingon? Pah! All the cool kids learn Cardassian.

Bah! Cardassians are a bunch of drunken and crazy losers who can't win a war on their own...
   

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At least they don't drink too much, and get killed in a fight with a couple of Ferengi's. Or by falling on their own knife.

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Originally posted by Teral:
At least they don't drink too much, and get killed in a fight with a couple of Ferengi's. Or by falling on their own knife.

All that Damar did was getting drunk and once he was sober he got killed. And the Ferengi, well that was a dark day for the Empire...

(But I think we should finish this here, or move on to a DS9 Thread in the TV Forum)


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Originally posted by Kryten:
Actually, James "Scotty" Doohan is alive, he just decided to be an ass and not do the show.

He had a severe case of pneumonia and could barely breathe, let alone record dialogue for a TV show.

That and he was busy having another kid at 80 ::shudders::

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Originally posted by Future Angel:
 From Cinescape TV Mania Fall 2002: "Kudos should also be given to the entire surviving original Trekcast (minus an ailing James Doohan, who were willing to make fun of themselves on national television (and did a good job at it too).

Was/is James Doohan sick or did he (as Kryten said decide not to be on the show?

He joined Nimoy and Shatner onstage at the TV Land classic tv awards show when "Star Trek" was presented with an award for being such a ground-breaker.  Doohan was decked out in full Scottish regalia, but he had to be helped by a young woman (his wife?) because he's obviously still really sick and wobbly on his legs.

After Nimoy and Shatner spoke, Doohan managed a barely audible "Thank you" that was quite raspy.