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minus-square@ininewcrowlink13•3 days agoAlways loved that easy way to identify DS9/Terok Nor and Empok Nor
minus-square@ummthatguylinkEnglish8•3 days agoIf not for “Dutch angles,” how else would you know that you’re in a villainous lair?
minus-square@ummthatguylinkEnglish7•3 days ago Well played. Side note: Rodney Dangerfield in Natural Born Killers as the abusive parent/husband still sends chills down my spine.
minus-square@ininewcrowlink7•edit-23 days agoLoved Dangerfield … in my mind’s eye, his character is like a marker in time for me now … are we dating ourselves?
minus-square@ummthatguylinkEnglish6•3 days agoWell, now that you mention it… FFS, if not for this community, I don’t know what I’d do.
minus-squareFlying SquidMlink2•2 days agoFun fact: there is no “up” in space. Fun fact 2: Trek writers consistently fail to understand this basic concept.
minus-square@amorpheuslink1•2 days agoThat’s the joke. And I think science fiction generally does it that way for the viewers’ sake.
Always loved that easy way to identify DS9/Terok Nor and Empok Nor
If not for “Dutch angles,” how else would you know that you’re in a villainous lair?
That slight tilt does seem to throw things out of balance …
Well played.
Side note: Rodney Dangerfield in Natural Born Killers as the abusive parent/husband still sends chills down my spine.
Loved Dangerfield … in my mind’s eye, his character is like a marker in time for me now … are we dating ourselves?
Well, now that you mention it…
FFS, if not for this community, I don’t know what I’d do.
Fun fact: there is no “up” in space.
Fun fact 2: Trek writers consistently fail to understand this basic concept.
That’s the joke.
And I think science fiction generally does it that way for the viewers’ sake.