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I like these new brushes I think we'll be friends
Can u draw more tfp k-pop demon hunters! Theyâre really awesome!
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we really donât give Star Trek: Enterprise enough credit for all its heavy lifting connecting Star Trek lore. andorians are FOUNDING MEMBERS of the whole damn Federation and we donât know hardly anything about them until ENT. and weâve heard about Surak before a few times but never actually learn about his teachings in detail until ENT. not to mention ENT finally pushes back on the âwhole planet of aliens is culturally homogenousâ trope by creating different cultures of Vulcans. we only ever see a few Orions before the crew stumbles into them. the ship has no shields, can barely make Warp 5, and routinely gets its ass kicked but the crew is like âyeah weâll take these dinky phase pistols and hazardous transporters and save earthâ and by god they do it. we could never have Kirk or Picard without Archer.
Planets according to Stargate:
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"The only time we got him [Richard Dean Anderson] to behave, if you could call it that, was when he had to do scenes with Thor. He loves working with that little guy; the scenes between Thor and O'neill really were a riot to do," says Wood. "Rick had the best time. Each time he walked over to talk to Thor, the puppeteers would make him talk back, but with hilarious ad-libs. There are so many outtakes of Thor yelling things like, 'Dammit! What's my line?'"
-Stargate SG-1 The Illustrated Companion Season 3 and 4, Fair Game, p. 19
Stargate (1994)
how it feels watching Star Trek for the first time.
UPDATE! They found the original photo!