Screen capture from “Threshold”, which is a legendarily awful Star Trek: Voyager episode, and shut up, fans can too tell. And yeah, it’s pretty bad, but in its defense, it’s gloriously bad instead of being just boring.
Mutated Lizard-Man Tom Paris ponders, “You know, I thought this would make me happy for sure.”
I admit I don’t know everything about mutant lizard-men, but he is looking mopey to me. It might be that he hasn’t got his lips quite under control just yet.
Hey, there’s the one where one of the Q wants to die and asks Janeway to prove that life isn’t worth living. And … I’m pretty sure there’s another in there somewhere.
Getting the reanimated rotting corpse of actor Werner “Col Klink” Klemperer to appear on Voyager was as important to the potential prestige to that show as landing Prof Hawkins and Steven Colbert to play themselves as poker playing holograms was to Next Gen.
My goodness, you’re right. I don’t know how I didn’t recognize them.
(I know how I didn’t recognize Stephen Colbert. I’ve seen pictures of him from 2006, when he was twelve years old, and he was even younger before that.)
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Maybe it would have! You don’t know him! 😉 😅😁
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I admit I don’t know everything about mutant lizard-men, but he is looking mopey to me. It might be that he hasn’t got his lips quite under control just yet.
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Trick Question! There are no good epi- *reset button pressed* Wait, there’s one- *reset* Never mind.
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Hey, there’s the one where one of the Q wants to die and asks Janeway to prove that life isn’t worth living. And … I’m pretty sure there’s another in there somewhere.
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Getting the reanimated rotting corpse of actor Werner “Col Klink” Klemperer to appear on Voyager was as important to the potential prestige to that show as landing Prof Hawkins and Steven Colbert to play themselves as poker playing holograms was to Next Gen.
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My goodness, you’re right. I don’t know how I didn’t recognize them.
(I know how I didn’t recognize Stephen Colbert. I’ve seen pictures of him from 2006, when he was twelve years old, and he was even younger before that.)
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