s2e9 “The Measure of a Man”

Non pixelated leftovers, if you’re brave/foolish enough to look.

    • Possibly linux
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      36 days ago

      I knew a person who took out 3 week old Thanksgiving left overs and then Microwaved it until it was hard.

      It was so disgusting…

    • @ummthatguyOP
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      86 days ago

      The reality is that the actor didn’t pursue a lot of roles with only 2 more credits after TNG. Might have been interesting to revisit the character again further down the road and see Data’s progress.

      • DominusOfMegadeus
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        36 days ago

        Also the relationship history of her and Picard would have made an ever more interesting dynamic between them as the seasons progressed.

  • @[email protected]
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    47 days ago

    Which begs the question, do they have refrigerators on star ships?

    Do people save half a sandwich for later, or just recycle through the replicators? Is it tied to cultural norms?

    • @ummthatguyOP
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      77 days ago

      Voyager s5e7 “Infinite Regress” where 7 channels several personalities of assimilation victims, shows her rummaging a fridge while inhabited by a Klingon.

      She then goes to town on some sort of leg roast.

      • @DharkStare
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        87 days ago

        That could have just been voyager though. They had replicator rations and a vegetable garden for saving power so it’s possible that the fridge was something they did and wasn’t a standard feature on other starships.

        • @ummthatguyOP
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          87 days ago

          Probably the case, though ENT era Enterprise certainly had fridges as well since it was pre-replicator tech.

        • @ummthatguyOP
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          67 days ago

          Tried to make a deal for the astrometrics viewscreen.

  • @mercano
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    47 days ago

    I love how the middle frame of the “lunch” became the thumbnail for the post.