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San Francisco, 3:28 AM
Mon Nov 30
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02:30 AM
See, the advantage that the series had was that when they ran long, they could pick the worst parts to trim out. When they switched it up to a four-ep movie format, suddenly they were both forced to pad the main story to fill out ~90 minutes, and they were forced to disregard the overall pacing so they could keep all the secondary stories within a strict range of runtimes. On the flip side, they had to sacrifice any pretense of quality on the secondary stories so they could try to keep the main stories flowing well enough to be followed. It just didn't work the way they'd hoped, even if it succeeded in bringing new life to the series.
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It looked the same size because it was the same set, and it wasn't Ten Forward, it was just an officer's lounge. Ten Forward was the size it was because it served three times as many people, on a much larger ship.
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I swore I've seen Kirk skydiving in context. Maybe it was the comic adaptation. Why did I have the comic adaptation?
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As for Sgt William Candy, I'm glad they cut it. That was pretty stupid especially when Candy sounds like what one would consider the stereotype of a Southern fried idiot.
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Now I know I might turn a few people here....but Watchmen was amazing. I personally cant wait for the super-duper extended edition. This scene was left out and I think its absolutly beautiful and tragic all in the same go!!!
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Why the hell has youtube become such god-damn Nazis over sharing links. Assholes.
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Nope, he's been neutered.
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A neutered version, pfff.
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This is how I ended up with, like, a dozen flamingo teenie beanie babies; I was trying to get the cat one.
Maybe I'll just go look for left over Cylons. They make good tree ornaments.
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Should I have?
It's the ship that made of over 5,000 Legos. Not the local bulk bricks mind you, I'm talking about the custom pieces now. She's got enough pieces for you old man?
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It's the ship that I can build in 12 parsecs!
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So sad. In my day you either understood they were only that fast in the cartoons and commercials or you broke your toys trying. You would never whine about it though.