The Borg, it's the only one non-treckies know. And maybe Holodeck. Q? Only because i read some fandom. Others? No clue.
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In a "non-trekkie" though my nan loved it so I've seen a couple of the films, I know of The Borg, Q the holodeck (another I think most people at least understand the concept of) and pretty sure "This Motherfucker" is the federation or whatever they're called.
Where can I read all the dirt about Berman? I'm sure I've heard it in the past but now I can't remember the details of why he's hated so much.
Lawful good evil - neutral good evil - chaotic good evil
Lawful neutral evil - neutral evil - chaotic neutral evil
Lawful evil evil - Neutral evil evil - Chaotic evil evil
Where is Alex kurtzman?
The guy who essentially resurrected Star Trek, produced and co-created the two best star trek shows in at least 20 years? Yes, his work with JJ, Discovery and Picard (and in other franchises) is questionable but without him, we wouldn’t have SNW and LD either…
oooo, toss up between Rick Berman and Lens Flare.
That one guy's head that Riker exploded.
The Pakled. Final answer.
Kai Winn with Gul dukat in a super close second.
"My child" came out of Rick Bermans mind before it came out Kai Winns mouth.
Far from his only sin in trek, and not his worst, but it is enough. The source of evil is clear.
I don't know how exploding consoles didn't make the list, but they would be a distant second to Rick Berman.
I came here to say this. I get that they use fucking plasma in their electrical systems, but you'd think some step-down transformers and circuit breakers could be installed. And why the hell do the defense systems feed back into the main power grid? Why isn't there a capacitor bank to dump feedback into for reuse in the weapons or something?
Borg for me.
I wonder if there's any psychology behind responses to this question... While I genuinely love the idea of becoming a cyborg, the thought of becoming part of a collective that thinks as one is kinda horrifying to me as someone who works in a creative field.
How about the warp drive? Works on two levels.
Berman. He cut a swath of sadness through many series.
For me it was the giant space virus mosquitos in Voyager. As a kid that shit was nightmarish.
I don't recall that one, have a link?