Favorite Star Trek episode

narf poit chez BOOM · #1 January 12th, 2004, 10:18 PM

well, five-minute voyager was fun, but i decided to move on.

Quote:

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Bloodmist: Brother?
Rev: Getting better....
Bloodmist: Fellow Magog trying to return you to the fold?
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oogs · #2 January 16th, 2004, 07:05 AM

My fav episode is "The Sacrifice of Angels" from DS9. This is only because of the massive battle between the Federation/Kilngon and Cardassian/Dominion fleet though.... I always enjoy watching two galaxy-class cruisers destroy a galor-class cruiser

Fyron · #3 January 16th, 2004, 07:09 AM

I still like the fleet battles in Babylon 5 and its movies better myself, but those battles in DS9 were certainly good.

Atrocities · #4 January 16th, 2004, 07:17 AM

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Originally posted by Imperator Fyron:
I still like the fleet battles in Babylon 5 and its movies better myself, but those battles in DS9 were certainly good.

Ya could you imagine how lame those battles would have been had they all been done with models.

The Last Star Fighter really set the standard into motion and man how it has come from that to what we whave now. I really wanna work in this industry, 3d graphics, but all the I have read about the industry says that it is a cutthroat, backstabbing, politically angled, every weasle for himself industry.

Why can't we all just do what we want to do for a living without all of the office/high school/childish brat, cry baby, yuppy, ultra liberal BS?

Why?

Fyron · #5 January 16th, 2004, 07:18 AM

Erm... don't be so quick to label that stuff as "ultra-liberal"... it does not go anywhere on the (limited and useless) political scale.

gregebowman · #6 January 16th, 2004, 04:34 PM

Atrocities, you're right. CGI has come a long way since The Last Starfighter. I still enjoy watching the movie, though, even though you have to cringe when you look at the prehistoric graphics they used (and they were probably state of the art at the time). I'm glad Spielberg used CGI for Jurassic Park. George Lucas saw the missing ingredient he needed to make the prequel trilogy. I wouldn't mind working for ILM, but I have no graphics experience, and I haven't put together a pLastic model since I was probably 17.

Cipher7071 · #7 January 20th, 2004, 05:20 PM

I was just lurking in another thread, and the topic reminded me of another good original Star Trek episode where Kirk ended up in a zoo somewhere. They put him in an exhibit with a rather fetching, scantily-clothed woman. Naturally, I can't remember the name of that episode either...

(I'm so proud of myself for resisting the temptation to post this in that thread)